Rain and Hail Soak Southwest Region With Widespread Damage
Heavy rain and hail drenched the area overnight and into morning with scattered damage. Towns reported varying rainfall totals from 0.04 to 0.60 inches, wheat damage noted near Syracuse, and reports of hail affecting crops northeast of town. Weather observers log ongoing showers and gusts across multiple counties, with some locations reporting no hail despite soaking rainfall.
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Syracuse
Dick Holdrén
Syracuse Journal
Weather forecasts and family notices cross paths in garden item
The piece notes Elihu Allman circled May 30 to June 1 for moisture predictions based on February fog and hints at another fog rain date. It details F. L. Weast's 96th birthday, his living arrangements with the Swartleys, and visits to relatives, then shifts to a zoo anteater, a quip on newspapers, and a playful bid for a baby giraffe.
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Health Post May Be Dropped
TOPEKA AP The post of state director of local health services may be eliminated. Dr Robert Ridel executive secretary of the state Board of Health said private consultants surveying the board may recommend combining the job with another. A report is due in June. One qualified applicant, a former U S Public Health Service employee, has inquired.
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Robert Ridel
State Board of Health
Benny Goodman Jazz Jam Delights Moscows Kremlin
Benny Goodman wowed Red Square with a bold Kremlin concert playing Yankee Doodle and Midnight in Moscow as guards paced Lenin tomb visitors watched. He promised a Soviet jam with Aram Khachaturyan and prepared for a July Moscow return after touring the provinces.
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Humphrey Urges Cut in Taxes for Economic Strength
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged 2 to 4 percent cuts in corporate taxes and 2 percent in personal taxes to boost the economy and stock market. He argued immediate action is needed, while Treasury said no immediate income tax cut is planned.
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Migrant School Needs Supplies for Summer Programs
Garden City Holcomb area migrant children get two summer programs supervised by Kansas State University and local churches. A Day Care Center for ages up to six runs 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Mondays to Fridays from June 11 to July 13, with non religious activities and volunteers needed. Donations requested include wagons tricycles sheets fans a record player and dolls.
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Pinewood Derby Set Here Sunday
Cub Scouts of the Santa Fe Trail Council hold a Pinewood Derby runoff Sunday at 2 30 p m in Clint Lightner Field Finnup Park. Scouts and leaders from a W county area compete for fastest, slowest and best looking car. council leaders and chairmen organize events with A M Fleming presenting awards. Public welcome free admission.
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Kennedy interest fuels Estes probe in Dallas death
President Kennedy’s interest spurs an FBI probe into the death of Agriculture Department official who probed Billie Syl Estes’s affairs. A Texas grand jury also investigates the shooting of Henry H. Marshall near Franklin, exhumed body showing likely murder. Marshall had been examining Estes’s cotton allotment transfers as Estes faces fraud and theft charges. large business interests and government subsidies are under scrutiny.
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Market Slump Follows Sharp Wall Street Rally
New York stocks cooled after a strong rally as profit taking and selling by traders trimmed gains. Major declines hit IBM Polaroid Xerox Litton American Telephone and U S Steel Generators Union Carbide, while gainers included Du Pont International Nickel Texaco and Liggett & Myers. Trading volume remained heavy with concern over a possible congressional probe into the securities industry.
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Eichmann Dies on Gallows Defiant to the End
Adolf Eichmann was executed at Ramleh Prison near Tel Aviv after being found guilty of “unparalleled enormity” against the Jewish people. He faced the gallows unrepentant, declaring readiness as he died, with his body cremated and ashes scattered over the Mediterranean.
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High-Altitude Nuclear Test Planned for Friday
Honolulu AP reports the first of three to four high altitude nuclear blasts is set for Friday at 3 a.m. EST. The test, less than one megaton, will occur 30 to 40 miles up and be visible from Hawaii about 700 miles northeast of Johnston Island. Weather delays could push it. aviation may face radio blackout and schedule changes. Japan Air Lines will reroute flights 200 to 250 miles north of normal.
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Minor Collision West of Town Causes Auto Damage
Two autos collided two miles west on US 50 before 2:30 p.m. Thursday.Drivers Rudolph Servantez, 16, and Tom Johnston, 19, were turning onto a private driveway when a stall led to the crash. Servantez’s car sustained about 20 dollars damage, Johnston’s about 100. Neither driver was injured.
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US 50
Rudolph Servantez
W. Emersort
Tom Johnston
Canon City
Colo
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Servantez
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