Cool Front Triggers Midsection Thunderstorm Wave
A cool front swept across the midwest and south, triggering thunderstorms from Lake Superior to northern Louisiana. Shreveport and Emporia logged about 1 inch of rain, while Burlington saw around 1 inch. The system brought fog on the West Coast and in New England, with temps from the 40s to 80s. A tornado touched down near Black Creek, Wisconsin, causing property damage but no injuries.
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Johnson Uses Soft-Sell Plan In Bid For Nomination
Washington AP analysis notes Lyndon B. Johnson conducts a restrained, statesmanlike campaign to gain the Democratic nomination. He avoids attacks on rivals and the Eisenhower administration, while Nixon and other contenders trade barbs over U2, the summit, and policy missteps.
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Space talk marks Missouri superintendents convention
The Missouri County Superintendents Assn adjourned its annual two day meeting in Jefferson City with about 108 of 114 counties represented. Col Andrew J Myers Jr of SAC spoke on manpower needs amid the missile era, stressing trained personnel, bomber forces and ongoing missile integration, while clinics discussed improving county teachers meetings and reporting.
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Welding Torch Sparks Blamed for Explosion
Three workers died and eight were injured when sparks from a welding torch ignited a gas pocket in an industrial building in Fargo North Dakota. The crew was converting a coal storage building into a natural gas distribution center for Northern States Power Co. Two workers died at the scene Samuel G Rott and August Neyssen and a third Robert LaPash died later in hospital. Six others remained in critical condition.
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Johnson gains Scripps-Howard support in nominating race
The calm, far-seeing one remains coy about declaring himself. On Wednesday Scripps-Howard newspapers, a group of nineteen, threw their support to Johnson. The campaign, though mild now, is set to heat up after the conventions as the nominating contest intensifies.
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Berry Acquitted In Mann Act Case
Rock and roll singer Chuck Berry was acquitted by a federal court jury on two Mann Act counts. The verdict followed six hours of deliberation before Judge Randolph H. Weber. Berry testified he and the 18 year old girl were in love and did not intend a violation.
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Girl Lost in Woods Is Found Safe After Daylong Search
Sue Ann Alford a 12 year old with mental handicap disappeared from Carthage Kentucky and spent a night sleeping under a tree. About 800 searchers scoured northern Kentucky woods but she did not answer calls fearing reprimand. She was found alive and unharmed late Wednesday.
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