Northern Plains Hit By Tornadoes And Flooding
Severe storms swept the Northern Plains with tornadoes near Wagner and Spencer and a deadly fast-moving front affecting the East Coast from Florida to New England. Rapid City endured a tornado earlier, injuring three and alarming residents. Heavy rains swelled rivers in Montana and New Mexico, with Musselshell River rising three feet, while towns like Yankton and Sioux Falls recorded substantial rainfall. Temperatures ranged from 4 to 87 degrees across several states as flooding followed in Montana, New Mexico, and surrounding areas.
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Northern Plains
Florida
New England
South Dakota
Wagner
Spencer
Earli
Rapid City
Scully Dakota
Hheron
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Rocky Mount
N.C
Blairsville
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
West Palm Beach
Fla
Mountann
Midwest
Montana
New Mexico
Misson
Musselshell
Walsh
US. 2
Roundup
Mont
Pellston
Mich
Needles
Calif
1967 National Collegiate Queen Named Judy Hill
Queen Judy Hill, a University of Washington sophomore, was crowned the 1967 National Collegiate Queen. The Western finalist from New York was announced by AP as the pageant winner.
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New York
Judy Hill
University of Washington
Nugents Awaiting Baby on Father’s Day in Austin
Lucl Johnson Nugent and Pat Nugent spent a quiet Father’s Day in their pink brick H-le home with Luci’s mother Lady Bird Johnson. Luci sent a mathers day gift to the President with an apologetic poem for a future grandchild. The First Lady attended church at St David’s and St Mary’s Cathedral while Luci and Pat joined Mass.
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Pat
Luci
Wnugents
Lady Bird Johnson
Holt's Sinking Feeling at Camp David Poolside
Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt made a splash at Camp David when his swimming trunks slipped to his ankles. He recovered quietly as onlookers, including President Johnson, watched the minor wardrobe mishap without incident.
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Thurmont
UPI
Harold Molt
Camp David
Johnson
Holt
One Month Early Red China H-Bomb Gift to Mao
A Beijing Liberation Army Daily report claims China detonated its hydrogen bomb one month early as a gift to Mao Zedong, boosting revolutionary morale. Soviet and U.S. officials weighed implications, with Pentagon officials maintaining an eight-year horizon for a US nuclear strike capability. Japanese commentators saw possible tests and portable warhead prospects, while fallout warnings and regional tensions rose in Tokyo and Beijing.
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Tokyo
Red China
Armed Forces
Shina
Mao ‘Ise-Fung
Rndi
Liberation Army Daily
Mao Tee-tung
Unio
Moscow
Defense Department
Washington
Pentagon
China
United States
Reid Drug Co
Japan
Mao
Liu
Shao-chi
Peking
Imoderni Sionism
Reactionarie
Amateur Radio Display In San Leandro This Week
Bay Valley Shopping Center in San Leandro hosts a National Amateur Radio Week exhibit by the San Leandro Amateur Radio Club. A key unit relays visitors messages to overseas servicemen, with full military addresses required. Open daily from noon to 4:40 p.m. through Friday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Bay ‘Aly
East 14Th Street
15Th Avenue
San Leandro
Boyce Brackell
Setvceman
U.S
Bridge column advises cautious play and partnership tips
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a household match hand where declarer misjudges trumps and clubs, urging careful ruffing strategies and signaling. The column offers a rubber bridge ruling and a daily question about response with five cards in hand, concluding with a practical bidding lesson and an advertisement.
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Hawitsa South
Declarer
Cummy
South
West
Ikid
North
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Otho Siebel
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Lorenzo Manor
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Y Center
Sun
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Isssoiteeneews
Aqtioga
Bessington
Fastbeth Atoll
Pacific Plan
California
Hayward
Foothill Boulevard
Carl
Oankland
14Th Street
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