Midwest Heat and Storms Spark Widespread Outages
Electrical storms lashed the Midwest while the East baked under record heat. Millions faced power outages and sweltering conditions as Midtown Manhattan suffered outages on the city’s hottest day.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1961
Page
6
Electrical storms lashed the Midwest while the East baked under record heat. Millions faced power outages and sweltering conditions as Midtown Manhattan suffered outages on the city’s hottest day.
A dying boy, Johnnie Dougherty, ages four, longed for a zoo trip. Doctors say cancer and nerve damage have cost him much, yet his mother and grateful staff keep hope alive as he feeds animals and cherishes small joys during a family visit to the zoo.
Severe storms disrupted power with a 44 hour blackout at rush hour and a 9 0 degree day in Atlantic City. Lightning killed two women in Chicago and a man in a St. Louis parking area. Phoenix hit 110, Boston 5 15 degrees hotter than Miami, while cooler air moved in from the Great Lakes to New England. Meanwhile Neurological experts discuss diseases of the nervous system and a nerve research center notes shortages of a key element.
A 20 year old, Fred Bowen, entered a Denver police substation firing and stole a .38 revolver. He tussled with Officers Steve Metros and Richard Peters, was wounded in the shoulder, dropped his gun, and was subdued after a chase. Bowen claimed Texas and Oklahoma warrants as detectives investigated.
In historical Indian states, Hindu students faced daily begging duties for several hours to sustain themselves, a practice described alongside calls for higher thoughts and reform, reflecting social and educational pressures of the era.
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