Flood risks spread as heavy rains lash central region
Wet weather and mixed precipitation swept from the upper Mississippi Valley to the Ohio and Cumberland river basins. Forecasters warned 2 to 3 inches could fall in Kentucky flood belts as rain and thunderstorms extended into Indiana Illinois Iowa and the Mid Atlantic. Snow fell in Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas with five inches reported in Huron South Dakota.
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New England
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Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Southern Plains
Ohio
Cumberland River
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Rockies
Missonr
Iowa
Illinois
Texas
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Osages Seek Tax Refunds In Suit Plan
Unrestricted Osage allottees in Oklahoma plan a meeting at Pawhuska to discuss filing suit against the federal government for income tax refunds. Willie L. Rogers says over 1,300 unrestricted Osages remain, unlike restricted Osages who already won a Court of Claims award for refunds since 1951.
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Pawhuska
UPI
Willie L. Rogers
Tulsa
Rogers
U.S. Court of Claims
Four youths killed when car crashes over guardrail in Berlin
Four teenagers died and six other people were injured when a convertible plunged from a Jackson Road overpass onto Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines tracks in Berlin New Jersey. Victims identified as Dorothy Fitzpatrick Judith Ann Siiden Ellen Marren and Robert F Shelley all of Camden. Driver William Hummel 21 of Camden listed in serious condition.
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Berlin
N.J
UPI
Cooper
Cherry Hill
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Judith Ann Siiden
Ellen Marren
Robert F. Shelley
Camden
Jackson Road
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines
William Hummel
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Cooper Hospital
Metal Subsidies Formula Changed
The House mining subcommittee chaired by Rep. Ed Edmondson recommended an amendment to the lead zinc law requiring at least 59 percent of a producer earnings come from lead and zinc to qualify for subsidy payments. The 3,090 ton base period rule remains in effect.
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Washington
UPI
House Mining
Ed Edmondson
D-Okla
Keaton Leaves Hospital After Minor Chest Condition
Famed deadpan comedian Buster Keaton, 66, exits West Hills Doctors' Hospital in Canoga Park California after treatment for a minor chest condition. He entered the hospital on Sunday and was described as recovering.
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Canoga Park
Calif
UPI
Buster, Keaton
West Hills Doctors’ Hospital
GRDA Says No Rate Increase for Q2 1963
GRDA general manager Philip R. Rhees told directors no rise in electrical rates is needed for the second quarter starting April 1, 1963. A report shows the authority will earn 1 times its debt service obligation for the year.
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Vinita
Upi
Grand River Dam Authority
GRDA
Philip R. Rhees
New Community Pocola Forms Its First Town Council
Pocola in LeFlore County Oklahoma votes to incorporate as a new town with a population of 1400 over 19000 acres. School Supt. Farmer Wann says officials will elect a treasurer clerk and five trustees within days to organize the new government.
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Pocola
UPI
Oklahoma
LeFlore County
Farmer Wann
Governors Bellmon and Chafee to address GOP women’s confab
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon and Rhode Island Governor John H. Chafee will speak at the 11th annual Republican Women’s Conference in Washington from April 25 to 27. Mrs. Clare B. Williams, assistant chairman of the GOP national committee, announced the theme Win With Womanpower.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Clare B. Williams
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Milo Gordon
Sheridan Road
Bell
Keaton
Pat. Pend
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al Committee
Womanpowam
Etek
Winston Dennis
Aledo
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Distillery CO
Louisvile
Owensboro
Royal Supreme
O'Keefe
Merritt
Ckeefe
STAR
Discount Department Store
44Th & Cache RD
Ima Aar
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