Ohio Storm Kills 23 and Floods North Ohio
The storm across northern Ohio left 23 dead and about 300 boats unaccounted for on Lake Erie while 250 survivors were rescued. Rescue efforts included 30 small Coast Guard boats four large cutters 14 aircraft and helicopters. Flooding from reservoirs broke in Ashland and Norwalk prompting 425 National Guardsmen to assist evacuations and security.
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Apollo 11 Crew Plans Secrets and Steps Toward Moon
Doctor says Nixon should avoid dining with Apollo 11 astronauts before launch to prevent germs. He notes a remote quarantine risk aboard the recovery ship, while NASA officials say plans are not under review. Armstrong and Aldrin discuss hopping on the moon and flexibility in their surface schedule for unexpected observations.
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Lost Girl Found After Sequoia Park Bear Sighting
A 9-year-old girl missing since Thursday in Sequoia National Park was found Saturday two miles southwest of Dorst Campground. She described seeing a big fat bear as rescuers, aided by rangers and a helicopter, searched the area at 6,700 feet.
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Deaths on highways mount during Independence weekend
The holiday traffic toll neared 400 with experts predicting final deaths could top 600. California reported 29 deaths while Texas led with 40 killed as the National Safety Council warned the weekend trend favored a high end total. An overnight tally listed 389 killed in traffic, 572 total across categories.
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Italian Cabinet Resigns Amid Socialist Split in Crisis
Rome reports the cen ter left coalition government resigns after seven months as a Socialist split over cooperation with the Communists triggers a party realignment. Premier Mariano Rumor moves to present resignation to President Saragat as factions debate unity. Nemi resigns party post. Tanassi forms Unitarian Socialist Party. Deputy premier De Martino condemns walkout as unmotivated.
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Kenya Mboya Assassinated in Nairobi Riots Follow
Tom Mboya Kenya's minister for economic planning and a leading candidate to succeed President Kenyatta was assassinated in downtown Nairobi. Rioters from his Luo tribe overturned cars near the hospital as security tried to contain the clashes. The UPI report notes speculation over motives and portrays Mboya as a pro western reformer and unifier in a tense Kenya.
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Lynwood Family Killed in Mountain Road Crash Near Big Bear
A Lynwood mother Gayle Lindstrom 35 and her 4 year old daughter Debra were killed when their car hit a tree on State Highway 38 near Big Bear. Husband Dean Lindstrom 37 and daughter Suzanne 11 were seriously injured in the same crash. In a separate holiday accident Janice Qualls 19 of Paramount died after slipping into Willow Creek near Bass Lake, Madera County.
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