Tornadoes Hail and Rain Sweep Midsection Across Nation
United Press International reports severe weather from Texas to New Jersey with seven Oklahoma tornadoes. By Monday night at least 14 killed and over 140 injured across the Plains and South as farm homes barns and structures were destroyed. Two Abilene Texas tornadoes caused near ten thousand dollars in damage. Miz Yiree and surrounding areas suffered homes damaged and cattle losses. Tennessee flash floods killed two and left one missing as ten inches of rain caused rivers to surge. A Berlin New Jersey thunderstorm with 100 mph winds and baseball sized hail damaged 30 homes and a furniture store roof. Widespread milder precipitation continued in the Northeast and Upper Northwest.
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Two Years After Defeat Egypt Seems Adrift
The piece surveys postwar Egypt two years after defeat, noting government mood remains elusive. Reporters describe limited access to truth, pervasive rumor, and a back-market approach to keep shops stocked while censorship and propaganda persist.
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Quillen Attacks Census Questions Invasion of Privacy
Rep Quillen denounces census questions as a violation of privacy and a government burden. He cites penalties and demands on color, head of household, and household members as examples, calling for restraint and safeguarding personal information.
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Drugs May Have Caused Judy's Death in London
Pathologists in London pursued further lab tests to confirm if an overdose of sleeping pills caused Judy Garrard's death. An autopsy found excess sleeping drugs in the singer actress's system, with pills discovered at her two room home. The coroner set an inquiry to hear testimony and lab results to determine the cause, while Mickey Deans, her fifth husband, witnessed her last hours. Scotland Yard noted pills were reportedly from a bottle bought Saturday but not found beside the body.
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Barbara Bain Sued For Quitting Show
Actress Barbara Bain faced a breach of contract suit seeking 8110 in damages after not appearing on the Mission: Impossible series. The case alleges she failed to fulfill terms under a five year deal while Martin Landau and the show remained in dispute with Paramount over next season and compensation.
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Dirksen Seeks To Narrow Scope Of Viet Resolutions
Senate leader Dirksen calls for narrowing the scope of Vietnam resolutions in Washington, aiming to constrain debate and potential actions. The move signals a strategic shift as lawmakers weigh broader war policy options and oversight.
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U S Policy On Cuba Drifting Under Nixon Admits
U S policy on Cuba is drifting under the Nixon administration with no clear direction for restoring relations with Fidel Castro. Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Yr Erle Williams urged a resumption of ties at a regional meeting, while Meyer noted changes since Che Guevara’s death and said the issue must be settled by OAS nations still suspending Cuba.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Nixon Praises Warren at Unusual Supreme Court Appearance
President Nixon praised Chief Justice Warren for dignity and fairness during a rare Supreme Court visit. Warren reminded the court serves the public interest, not constituencies, while noting the court acts by the Constitution and its own conscience.
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Laird Faces Senate Clash Over ABM Safeguard Plan
Defense secretary Melvin Laird testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee amid disputes on the ABM program and Soviet threat assessments. He argues the Soviets seek a first strike while critics say the intelligence view is narrower and policy interpretation is disputed.
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Saturn booster rocket loaded for big test
Saturn 5 rocket fueling at Cape Kennedy with 208000 gallons of propellant as Apollo 11 mission prepares for a late countdown rehearsal. Technicians handle corrosive fuels in bulky suits. astronauts Neil Armstrong Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin plan eight day flight with reentry phase this July.
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