East Regions Hit by Fierce Storms and Tornadoes
Violent wind and rain storms with tornadoes lash the eastern third of the nation for a second day. Indiana damages exceed one million dollars with seven storm deaths reported. Central Illinois faced biting winds and hail as a barn was moved onto a highway near Anderson.
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Narow
Dakotas
Texas
New England
Indiana
Hoosier
Illinois
U. S. Weather ‘Bureau
Anderson
Ind
Nate
Midwest
Minnesota
Oaks
North Dakota
Fargo
Statewide Weather Across California
Fair weather outlook through Wednesday with some clouds along the northern coast and a chance of showers in the northern mountains. Mild conditions prevailed statewide Monday night and this morning with low coastal clouds and partly cloudy skies in the far north. Over the past 21 hours Eureka reported drizzle while Crescent City saw measurable rain in a scattered pattern.
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San Francisco
California
Eureka
Cabbie To Care For Big Family In Murphy
Leon Lanning a taxi driver in Murphy North Carolina has 13 youths to feed and care for but only temporarily.
Growth of Japan Hits Decade Low
Tokyo reports a decade low in population growth as Japan faces sluggish births. Welfare Ministry data show 4,560,000 children born last year, down from 5,000,000 a year earlier, with deaths rising in coastal regions and higher mortality noted in several areas.
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Japan
Market in military exchanges shapes buying habits worldwide
UPI reports a vast global PX BX market driven by Army Air Force and Marine exchanges. It details numbers of outlets overseas and in the US, staff, markups, and revenue reinvestment. It highlights young service members as brand conscious shoppers and urges firms to target military buyers with well known, tightly priced products.
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New York
UPI
America
United States
Army
Lair Force Exchange Service
Turbulent Snapshot of Markets and Listed Stocks
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous stocks and financial entities across exchanges and sectors. It mentions Dow Jones context, trading volumes, and varied firms from gas to machinery, telecoms to insurers, with scattered locations and fund references. Entities include American Cyanamid, General Electric, General Motors, Kimberly Clark, Phillips Petroleum, and Texaco style mentions, plus global funds and Canadian development.
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Quitations Gas Industries
Sutro
Co Snem
Group
Bers of
New York
San Francisco
NEW York “Stock Exchange
Mass
Gil Laat Sale
Massciay. Trust
Taoi
Wellington
Ludium Sce Aluminum. Co
Ponnone
AEC Sarax Holdings
Wee Fower Ava
Gal, Water, & Lee Collins
Ettele McCullough
Shest
Western Bank
Jarcensen Steel
Chicago
Pneuma
Chrysler Gilles
Thrifty
Pete Dev
Dow, Jones
Hayward
Eastern’ Airlines
Ord Motor
General Electric
General Motors General
Wee Getty
Glen & Ad
Hudson: Bay
Kerr McGee
Kimberly Clark Lukens Steel Warm Marchant
Mina
Mining & Mfg
Montgomery Ward Nail “Cash Register
New York Shipbuilding
North American Aviation Northern Pacific
Alia Mathieson
Pncific Gas & Electric Primer
Phillips Petroleum Radio Corp. Republic Siver Reynolds: Metals Safeway
St. Regis Bears, Hoebuch Schering
Shell ‘Transport & Trading
Socony Mahi
Southern Call
Edison
Sper
Rand
Standard Oil
Calif
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Simray_ Mid-Continent Oil
Tenn Gas
Texas Instruments
Tidewater Free Transamerica
Haurteremanemeer Sortinghouse
Foungstown
Market Trend Downgrade with Modest Volume
New York led early trading as stocks moved irregularly lower amid mild turnover. Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube fell sharply while Allied Laboratories and American Ship Building posted losses. Other rails and firms such as Trane Macy Owens-Illinois Glass and Western Maryland also declined modestly.
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New York
Stenethening
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Cruz
Allied
Trane
RH. Macy
Owens-Illinois
Maryland
Ship Report Confused List of Sailings and Origin Ports
A fragmented ship report lists numerous vessels with origins including Boston Bremen Manila Yokohama Los Angeles Honolulu Valparaiso and Pusan among others. It shows departures toward San Francisco and sailings on dates around June with inconsistent spellings and erratic phrasing.
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Anrive San
Warnesday
Sana
LL. Luckenbach
Boston
Dintelayk
Bremen
Zarmasan. Maru
Temeraire
Manila
Gakyille
Mobile Steel Apositive
Coun Maru
Santa’ Criz
Porting
Arismina
U S Tourist In Rome Assaulted Trial For Attempted Attack
A 28 year old Italian man Luigi Apolloni was held for trial on charges of attempting to assault an American woman tourist identified by initials A B near the Vatican. The woman said he offered a lift in an American car and drove to a secluded spot where he tried to attack her, she fled and alerted police. Apolloni later admitted the attempted attack after arrest.
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Rome
UPI
Luigi Apolloni
A.B
Apollonis
Vatican
Apoloni
Apolloni
Hel
Physicists to Hold Big Meet in Rochester Wy
More than 500 physicists from U S universities labs and 33 foreign countries will gather August 18 to 22 at the University of Rochester for the first International Conference on Semiconductors in the United States. The event is sponsored by the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics and several federal agencies with Dr John Bardeen as conference chairman.
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Rochester, WY
UPI
United States
Russia
International Union of Pure and Applied Physics
Air Force Office of Scientific Research
AF Development’ Command
Atomic Energy Commission
National Science Foundation
Office of ‘Na| Wal Research
Alfield
Amseterdam
Netherlands
Check Ring Chief Suspect Arrested
Federal officials announced the arrest of Corbett Rocky Gentry, 33, of Sacramento, an alleged kingpin in a statewide check fraud and postal money order ring. He had been the subject of a two month search and was taken into custody on a drunkenness charge before federal authorities were notified.
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Sacramento
UPI
Corbett
Rocky) Gentry
Bacrdimento
Bertain Ir
Gentry
Barbara Burns Freed on Bond
Barbara Burns aged 20 daughter of comedian Bob Burns was freed on 300 bond after being sentenced to 90 days in jail for narcotics addiction by Municipal Judge Harold C. Shepherd who placed her on sworn years probation and said her future was up to her.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Barbara Burns
Bob Burns
Miss Burns
Harold C. Shepherd
Big Jump Found In Home Movies
CHICAGO In a Bell and How estimate the end of 1961 will see about 12 million American families regular or occasional users of home movie equipment. The Bell spokesman noted that since World War II use of home movie cameras has risen about 5 to 10 percent annually and the growth has grown faster in recent years.
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Chicago
UPD
Bell and How
Bell
Copying Error Nets Big Loss in Soccer Pool
MILAN Italy UPI Cleric Felice Doria laments a copying error in a soccer pool last weekend. He won 2348 dollars but miscopied a forecast that would have yielded 131200 dollars, the mistake nearly costing him a fortune.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Felice
Doria
Medical Memos on Epilepsy and Fluid Balance
The memo notes that excessive body fluids can provoke convulsions and that removing surplus fluids may prevent them. It cites higher sodium in spaces around cells and suggests restricting fluids and sodium intake. Treatments include drugs that drain fluids via kidneys, though risks depend on epilepsy type. consult a doctor.
Obituary: Mrs Loussetti Hatton 72 in Hayward to Olivehurst
Mrs Loussetti Hatton 72 died Sunday in Merysville after living in Hayward and Olivehurst. Services set for Thursday at 2 PM at Full Gospel Tabernacle San Andrea with Rev E L Smith. interment Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward. Survived by husband John William Hatton and many Hatton children grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Loussetti Hatton
Hayward
Olivehurst
Merysville
Gostel Tabernacle
E.ith
San ‘Leandro
E. L. Smith
John William Hatton
San Lorenzo
John~ Hatton
Newark
George S. Hatton
Robert H.hatton
Keth
Arkansas
Carl J
Hatton
Olivehirst
Thomas Battoh
Los Angeles
Pearl Scarbrough
Edna Griffin
Lone Tree Cemetery
Mark T Corby Final Rites Set
Mark Twain Corby 43 dies suddenly at home from apparent heart attack in Livermore. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Callaghan Mortuary with Rev John Turpin to conduct. interment in Masonic Cemetery Modesto. He leaves wife Alyce, brother Walter W Corby of Los Angeles, sister Vern May Faust of Long Beach. Corby was a Livermore resident for 16 years and sales manager for Williford Motors.
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Livermore
Mark’ Twain Corby
Callaghan Mortuary
Corby
Rock Springs
Wyo
Williford Motors
Alyce
Walter W
Funeral Thursday for San Leandro resident Frank Moutinho
Frank Moutinho 61 of San Leandro died Sunday at a local hospital after an extended illness. He was a native of Potta ta and worked 15 years as a machinist at Moore Dry Rock Co in Alamo. He served in several fraternal groups and was survived by his wife Elaine Tabakof and children Margaret Simas and Elizebeth Mon. A funeral service will be held Thursday at his residence, 1804 Pacific Ave, San Leandro.
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San Leandro
Frank Moutinho
Pacific Ave
Moutinha
al ‘Ocal Hospital
Pottuta
Moore
I Dry Rock Co
Alamo
Luso American Fraternal Federation Council
Nordell
Hayward
Anal
Poal
Elaine
Tabakof
Southwate
San Francisco
Calif
Oakland
Margaret Simas
Elizew
Los Angeles
Triplets Born in Vienna Rise in 1957 Report
A Vienna statistical report shows triplet births in 1957 rose sixfold from the previous year. The finding highlights a rare surge in multiple births amid a period of general population data collection by Viennese authorities.
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Vienna
Austria
UPI
Kenneth Lowden Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Kenneth Mike Lowden aged nine will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow from Castro Valley Mortuary. He died Saturday at Children's Hospital Oakland after a leukemia battle. Survived by parents Kenneth and London, sister Sandra Lee, sister Patricia Lorraine, and grandparents Mrs Mary Lewden Newhall and Mr and Mrs Gus Peterson Turlock. Interment in Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.
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Castro’ Valley
Kenneth
Mike) ‘Lowden
Children's Hospital
Oakland
Castro Valley Mortuary
Lake
Cha
Castro Valley
Kennneth
London
Carlton
Ave
Sydney School
Sandra Lee
Patricia Lorraine
Mary. Lewden
Newhall
Gus “Peterson
Bowery News Publisher Tests New Panhandler Gimmick
New York publisher Harry Baronian of Bowery News unveils a gimmick to curb panhandling. He hands would be panhandlers a packet with an envelope and a card asking why not peddle the Bowery News. The response has drawn astonished glances.
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New York
UPD
Harry Baronian
the Bowery News
Baronian
Bowery
US Retail Sales Rise In April Report
The Commerce Dept announced total U S retail sales in April climbed to 16.3 billion dollars, a five percent increase from March and slightly below the year earlier level. Volume was helped by gains in several major categories, signaling renewed consumer activity amid modest inflation.
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Washington
UPD
Commerce Dept
U. S
Maron
Chrysler hands out more layoffs amid stalled talks
Detroit report says Chrysler Corp today announced additional disciplinary layoffs at the Plymouth body plant for alleged failure to follow work rules during the first hour of shifts. Three workers were suspended or laid off while UAW talks with General Motors and Chrysler continue and contracts have expired. The piece notes no rapid progress toward agreement and mentions a separate libel dispute involving UAW officials and a campaign ad.
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Detroit
Chrys! Corp
Ciplinary
Stowe
United
UAW
Generattors
Lord
Chrysler
Rapid
Lian Knowland
R-Calif
Caifornia
Hanry Cranefield
Miss Pi
Uni
Walter P. Reuther
Treasr
Knowlard
Edmund Brown
Knowland
Cransfield
California
Thunderbird Sales Climb Amid Strong Order Push
Ford reports rapid Thunderbird orders since its February 13 introduction. U S assembly plant runs overtime to meet demand as dealers report over 28,000 orders and about 18.7 thousand units assembled to date, signaling high consumer interest nationwide.
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C. O. Wright
Ford
Wice
Wiz
Mich
Feien Stl
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U.P. Internationalatures
U S. Weather Bureau
Alameda County
San Leaniro
Pleasanton
Niles
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Devoit
Fort Worth
Fresno
Honolulu
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Milwaukee
Miami
Minneapolis
Ec New York
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Philadelphia
Pittsburck
Phoenix
Portland
Reno
Sacramento St. Louis
Salinas
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Seattle
Stockton
Washington USA
Crescent City
Lanning
Tokyo
Rhsen
Lockport Sinseran
Tun
Tral Valley
BO Degrees
Momerey
Financial News World
Elmer ‘C. Walzer
UPI Financial Editor
Ship Report
Dan
Auckland
Hawaiian Packer
Hilo
Kyoei Maru
Hiregu Silverstream
Persian Gulf
Surprise
Pusan China Mail
Philippines
Guba Maru
Yokohama
Baron Herries
Vancouv Port Alma
San Trancisco
Republica de Colombia
Oakadison
A.m
Sydney
Jawailan Pliot
Pd. m
Honeiuhi
Oakville
Pres
Nnmuma Yokohama
Ee Armerteam Maru
Houn Mary
Valparaiso
Pridey
Santa Cruz
Puntarenas
Teri
Pacificus
Lena
Cuckenbach Mi
Buense
Aires
Kunikawa Maru
Cristobal Wm. Birkenau
P. i
Bamburi Sassionaria
Arunasan Maru
U.S
Daily Review
Iassance
James Watson
Ormond Ave
H. L. Herschensohn
M.D
Santos
Robinson “Chazel
Estudillo Ave
St. Lender's Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Mountain' View
Cometery Association
Bay Area
INTER
Tum
Piedmont Avenue
Kenneth Lowden
Climb
Chrysler. Corp
Thunderbird
Praia
A. Einer
Jack Hanley
Equitable
Castro Villaga
Equitable Life
Assurance Society
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