Thunderstorms Hammer Plains Cause Heavy Damage Across Kansas Missouri
Thunderstorms drenched the plains causing heavy damage in Kansas and Missouri with winds up to 120 mph and hailballs. Industrial plants suffered over 5 million dollars in damage while flash floods inundated river towns and thousands of acres of crops were under water.
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Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kan
Belleville
Apollo 11 leak found as countdown proceeds for moon mission
Cape Kennedy technicians locate a leak in the Apollo 11 pressurization system and seek a fix to keep the countdown on schedule for the moon landing mission. Officials say the issue is not severe enough to delay the launch window set for tonight at 8 p.m. in Cape Kennedy Florida. The Dow slips early as trading remains active with the market down over 10 points ahead of about 500issues.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
New York
Federal health grant funds Ohio heart disease program
Congressman Clarence E. Miller and Senator William B. Saxbe announced a $741,069 grant from the Health Services and Mental Health Administration to the Ohio Regional Medical Program in Columbus. The funds create plans to improve diagnosis and treatment of heart disease cancer stroke and related illnesses for 61 central and southern Ohio counties including Athens Fairfield Gallia Hocking Jackson Meigs Monroe Muskingum Morgan Noble Perry Vinton and Washington.
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Clarence E. Miller
William B. Saxbe
Health Services and Mental Health Administration
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Athens
Fairfield
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Monroe
Muskingum
Morgan, Noble
Perry, Vinton
Washington
Nickel strike cripples Inco plants in Canada
More than 17 200 United Steelworkers began a work stoppage at Inco’s Sudbury and Port Colborne sites as contract talks stall. With 15 500 and 1 700 workers respectively, the strike threatens nickel output and global steel production, as Inco aims for wage gains near 87 cents to 1.50 per hour. The union calls it a forced lockout. Inco reports near-term shutdowns and dispute over offers.
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Toronto
United Steelworkers of America
Ontario
International Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd
Sudbury
Port Colborne Inco
Inco
Port Colborne
Homer Seguin
Ohio Senate OKs 29.5 Million State Pay Raise
Ohio Senate Finance Committee approved a 29.5 million dollar administration pay raise bill for state workers amid debate over a proposed 38 million dollar package. The measure would raise pay for 87 percent of workers earning four dollars an hour or less, while opponents argue the state cannot afford the larger amount.
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Senate Finance Committee
House Health and Welfare Committee
Finance Committee
Robert R. Shaw
Columbus
Shaw
James A. Rhodes
Clara E. Weisenborn
Dayton
Robin T. Turner
Marion
Turner
al Bilik
Public Employes Union
Ohio Department of Health
Senate
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
Ohio
Logan City Housing Code Published as Legal Notice
Logan Daily News carries the full housing code on Page 12 setting minimum standards for dwellings and apartments. A Housing Board of Appeals will administer the code once named by City Council, with enforcement by a Chief Building Inspector.
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Logan
Logan Daily News
Housing Board of Appeals
Storm relief tax bill eyed for flood areas in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers promise quick action on a tax relief bill for flood damaged property owners in northern Ohio. Gov. Rhodes urged the measure, with sponsors Lampson and Thorpe seeking Oct 1 application deadline and an emergency clause.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
E. W. Lampson
Jefferson
Jim Thorpe
Alliance
Lampson
Lampson-Thorpe
Senate
Oscar L. Teagarden
Oak Harbor
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Rhodes
House
Ohio Building Authority
First Group of Marines Withdrawn from Vietnam
The first contingent of U S Marines departed Quang Tri for Okinawa with 120 Leathernecks, 60 combat troops and support staff, as overall U S combat deaths fell to 153 last week the lowest in six months. Wounded rose to 1 548 with 772 hospitalized. South Vietnamese and enemy casualties also declined.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Okinawa
Quang Tri
Demilitarized Zone
Monk Death Follows Prolonged Space Flight
In Honolulu AP report Benny the astromonk died of a heart attack likely triggered by low body temperature after a six hour autopsy by a dozen scientists. Final autopsy due months. Dr W Ross Adey says the fatal drop in Benny's temperature may stem from immobilization in weightlessness and a too cool capsule during the nearly nine day flight.
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Honolulu
Benny
Earth
W. Ross Adey
Space Project
Italian President Seeks New Government After Rumor Resigns
Rome AP President Giuseppe Saragat opened talks with leaders from across the political spectrum to form a new premier and cabinet after the 29th postwar government collapsed when Premier Mariano Rumor and his coalition resigned over Socialist splits. Rumor remains caretaker premier.
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Rome
Giuseppe Saragat
Italy
Christian Democrats
Mariano Rumor
Rumor
Senate Democrats Press Bigger EU Troop Reductions
Senate Democratic leaders tacitly back a plan to cut U S forces in Europe far more than the White House intends. Leader Mansfield urged accelerating a 15 000 man recall while noting 1 75 million personnel are overseas across 2 700 bases in 30 foreign nations.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Europe
White House
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Vietnam
Mansfield
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
United States
Logan Rt 1 Man Indicted On Bad Check Charge
Ronald E Mauler 26 of Logan Route 1 was indicted by the grand jury for writing a $250 bad check cashed at the Logan Super Duper store. He was ordered sent to Lima State Hospital for examination and referral.
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Ronald FE. Mauler
Logan Rt. 1
Lima State Hospital
Mauler
Logan
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco State College
Ronald Reagan
Posen, Mich
Lower
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Robert Robb
Robb
William Dittoe Jr
Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
Columbus, Ohio
Logan’s Housing Code
Ohio Manufacturers Association
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Monk
U.S. Senate
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