Hail and Winds Lash Broad Areas Across State
In Wisconsin the legislature reconvened to reapportion districts amid a clash with Gov. Gaylord Nelson over jurisdiction. The weather section reports hail and heavy rainfall in Texas panhandle towns including Silverton and Muleshoe, with damage to crops and vehicles and record rainfall totals in some counties.
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Wis
Lap
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Robert Hasse
Haase
Nelson
Atty
John W. Reynolds
Federal Court
State Supreme Court
Ira Martin
Muleshoe
Silverton
Briscoe County
Johnnie Lanham
Storm Damage Leaves Buildings Damaged In Texas City
A severe storm struck the area around district neimiger of Texas Linpley Asst. and the uly Co. building near Ave N. Wefoot indus eutshedt. One fireworks stand was torn apart, spreading debris across hundreds of yards. Damage was about $179 with no farmworks inside the stand. Another building 150 yards away escaped. Trees were ripped at residences and parks. Power outages occurred but no major danger areas were reported. Fire units stood by at two locations. Lightning overloaded an electrical clock and caused tree damage near the Miller residence on Ave R.
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Ye Dept
Silverton
State Highway Dept
Hale
Edmonson
Hales
Los
Plainview
U. S
Rambo
Nein
Lubbock
Neimiger
Texas
Linpley Asst
Uly Co
Ave
Victor Belt
Clovis Rd
Quaker Ave
A.C. Hamilton
Sherm
CTE
Electris
Ce Wes
Fallout Danger May Be Minor
Amherst College biologist Prof Emeritus Harold H Plough told a meeting of the American Nuclear Society that current concern over genetic effects from radioactive fallout is largely unjustified. He cited evidence that low level radiation may be less harmful than feared and noted fallout rates remain small compared with lifetime exposure.
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Boston
Amherst College
Harold H. Plough
Ameri Nuclear Society
Plough
Conservatives In Shaky Margin In Canada Election
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker's Conservatives led the Liberal opposition late Tuesday in returns from the general election but neither party was short of a majority in the House of Commons. Social Credit made strong gains in Quebec, threatening party stability and signaling a likely new election within a year.
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Toronto
John Diefenbaker
Conservatives
Canada
House of Commons
Social Credit Party
Quebec
Liberals
The
Libe Social’ Credit Pis New Democratic
U S Rejects Space Aid Treaty With Reds
At a UN space law conference in Geneva on Monday the United States stated there is no current basis for an American Soviet accord on aid to distressed space travelers and return of landed craft. Delegate Leonard Meeker urged a simple UN resolution instead of a formal treaty, while the Soviet bloc pressed for a full treaty with political conditions deemed unacceptable by Washington.
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Unite States
U.S
Leonard Meeker
Soviet Bloc
Meeker
United Stat
Severe Sunburn Kills Wichita Falls Woman
Mrs. Dorkus Sue Bonderant, 223, died from severe sunburn after her car was found Monday by her one year old daughter. An autopsy showed body sunburn over 65 percent with a temperature of 103 degrees at time of death.
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Wichita
Weather notice hints at scattered showers between towns
A brief weather bulletin notes a try between Kermit and Odessa with no damage reported. Scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms are anticipated, according to the bureau, with azures in the sky as the day progresses.
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Odessa
Azures
Tea talk marks bid for National Cultural Center
Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and Mamie Eisenhower plan a White House tea to discuss the National Cultural Center, with both as honorary chairmen. Congress authorized the center with funds to be raised by 1963, while an organizing drive proceeds.
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Mamie Eisenhower
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Ter
Alesei Kosygin
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Fiseni
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Moscow
Eisenhower
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Fiat Automotive
Fiat
Miung
Laos Delays Cabinet Install Amid Monsoon Dispute
Monsoon rains in Vientiane postpone formal cabinet installation for at least 24 hours. Premier-designate Prince Souvan t Phouma is delayed seven hours, and rebel envoy Prince Souphanouveng cannot fly from Hanoi. King Savang Vathana warns government delay may force Paris exit Thursday if unresolved. In Peru, Fernando Belaunde leads official vote count in June presidential election.
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Viet Nam
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Heat wave ends as new storms lash Midwest and South
Severe weekend storms swept the Midwest and South, flooding basements and causing property damage from New Orleans to Wisconsin. Temperatures cooled after a peak in the 90s to 100s, while Weather Bureau warned of more severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes across Wisconsin, northern Kansas and Missouri.
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Birth Announcement in Mock Garbled Text
A garbled notice mentions a birth at a hospital with reference to Mrs Mike Washer and several names. The fragmentary text suggests a congratulations message for a new daughter, though many words are unreadable. The intended details and full names are unclear due to severe OCR issues.
Diskleggers Face Prison Under New Bill
Washington AP report notes the House passed a bill criminalizing interstate traffic of counterfeit phonograph records and labels with penalties up to ten years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The measure, aiming to curb unauthorized copying, moves to the Senate. The term disklegging is used in a Library of Congress report.
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Washington
Tegger
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Library of Congress
Murder Suspect Charged in Beating Death at Waco
Henry A nth, 48, was charged with murder after the June 16 fatal beating of John J. Wallace, 40. Wallace’s body was found on a wet road near the Missouri-Kansas-Texas tracks by the Brazos River. Police arrested Smith at his home an hour after discovery and Smith signed a statement admitting a fight with Wallace.
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UPI
Henry Anth
John J. Wallace
Wallace
Brazos River
Smith
Ince
Rusk Heads to Europe for Talks With Allied Leaders
Secretary of State Dean Rusk leaves Washington for a 10 day swing through five European capitals and West Berlin to discuss steps toward a tighter Atlantic community. He cites nuclear power growth and Europe’s common market as major developments guiding future cooperation. He meets Dobrynin before midnight departure and will visit Paris to see Charles de Gaulle then visit Adenauer and leaders of Britain Italy and Portugal.
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Sec
Dean Rusk
Western Europe
Atlantic
West Berlin
Rusk
Euurope
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Paris
Fre
Charles de Gaulle
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Britsain
Harold Millan
Italy
Portugs
Khrushchev Talks With Romanian Leaders in Bucharest
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev met Monday with Romanian Communist chiefs Gheorghiu Deja and deputies in Bucharest after a welcome by 30,000 Romanians. The talks are seen as part of a unified East European push against the European Common Market, but a Romanian source says no major new decisions are expected.
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Khrushchev
Racha
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Khrushkhev
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Plainview Band Arrives in Mason City for Big Event
Plainview High School band arrived in Mason City to compete for top prizes at a major festival and parade. The delegation, led by Robert Davidson, travels with 90 players and adults, following a Kansas City stop, to participate in a morning parade and afternoon competition. The visit honors Meredith Willson and features a world press preview of the new movie musical The Music Man with city and regional dignitaries in attendance.
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Here
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Maine Primary Results Unfold
In Portland Maine Republican Rep Stanley R Tupper and Democrat Thomas L Maynard won nominations in Maine s new 1st district Maynard defeated Clyde Bartlett for the Democratic nomination while Republican incumbent Peter A Garland faced a tighter race Maynard led with a closer decision margin over Richard J Dubord in the statewide contest
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Clyde Bartlett
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Maynard C. Dolloff
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Ford UAW Talks Deadlock as Strike Costs Jobs
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers remained at a stalemate after talks recessed until morning. The Walton Hills stamping plant strike forced layoffs of at least 50,000 production workers nationwide, with Ford warning the complex could close if the dispute persists. The strike began June 6 over work standards.
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Iupl
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Walton Hills
Ohio
Ford
Swiss Mental Patient Kills Three and Then Commits Suicide
Swiss police report a 24 year old mental patient on weekend leave shot two girls and a motorist before killing himself. The killer Johann Thoma was identified by police as the suspect. he roamed the countryside on a motor bicycle in the afternoon, firing at random targets.
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Son Of War College Head Killed In Asia
Washington AP reports one of two American Army officers killed in a Communist ambush in South Vietnam was Lt. William F Train U1, son of the Army War College commander. The other officer is Capt. Walter R McCarthy of Columbia South Carolina. Both men were 43 and injured in a separate incident with hospital reports of broken bones.
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South Viet Nam
Army War College
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Wafter
Walter R. McCarthy
Lumbia
U S Claims Major Share Of Benedict Inheritance
At York the U S government seeks 14 million from the Benedict estate. Internal Revenue agents argue funds transferred by Henry Harper Benedict before his 1985 death are taxable. Gamble Benedict Porum bean, heiress and runaway, was involved in the contested fortune.
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API
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Mble
the Bate
Henry Harper Benedict
Tay
Benedict
Remton Typewriter Co
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Strike Looms Over TWA and Airline Labor Dispute
The strike threatens TWA and affects Pan American and Eastern negotiations as a presidentially appointed board studies the dispute under the Railway Labor Act. Engineers seek cockpit crew staffing changes and jet flight duties, while a walkout could impact national economy and operations.
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Tion
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South Korea Names Temporary Premier Amid Cabinet Crisis
In Seoul Lt Gen Song Yo Chi and his cabinet resigned over Park's financial policy. The government froze deposits in a currency reform and planned shares in a new industrial corporation for depositors. A spokesman said Pat will stay premier until a civilian successor is found who is committed to the revolutionary process.
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Korea
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Chum Hee
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Pat
Lone Jones
FDR Grandson Weds Connecticut Socialite
Ens Franklin Delano Roosevelt 11, grandson of the life president, was married Monday to Grace Rumsey Goodyear, a Smith College sophomore from New Canaan. The ceremony at St Luke's Episcopal church drew 275 guests including Eleanor Roosevelt and Norman Thomas.
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Conn
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Connecticut
Grace Rumsey Goodyear
New Canaan
Smith College
St Luke's .Episcopal Church
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