Twisters Lash At Eight States In Severe Storms
Tornadoes struck eight central states with violent storms from Wisconsin to Oklahoma. In Iowa Keosauqua killed one and injured about a dozen, while Owosso Michigan reported power outages and station damage. Other states including South Dakota Wisconsin Michigan Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas also faced twisters and snow or rain.
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Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Plains
Keosauqua
Iowa
South Dakota
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Owosso
Corunna
KWSH
Wewoka
Yanks Shift Troops To Northern Vietnam Border
U S forces moved the 1st Cavalry Air Mobile Division into Quang Ngai Province about 350 miles north of Saigon, where they killed 100 enemy since April 8. The operation aims to free Marines near the 17th Parallel as Viet Cong terror tactics rise ahead of local elections.
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Quang Ngai
Saigon
Vietnam
17Th Parallel
South
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
1St Cavalry
Demilitarized Zone
Deadline Tonight Tax Time Running Out
Washington AP report notes many taxpayers face a midnight deadline for filing income tax returns after the April 15 shift due to the weekend. By April 7 some 46 million returns had been filed, with about 25 million still to come and potential penalties for late postmarks. Guidance warns of common mistakes and stresses including Social Security numbers, W-2 forms, and signatures.
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Washington
U.S
Weather outlook turns windy and cooler tonight
The U S Weather Bureau reports windy cooler conditions tonight under partly cloudy skies with a low in the 40s. Tomorrow remains cool with a high around 60, after yesterday’s 84 and overnight low of 63. Middle town shows .13 inch rain by 8 a m.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Middletown
Power Grab In Ghana Is Averted
Paris based Agence France Presse reports loyal forces surrounding President Joseph Ankrah regained control after paratroopers led by Lt Col Assissa seized Accra radio and ousted Ankrah following a revolt within the 3rd Ghana Regiment. calm returned to the capital.
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Paris
Agence
France-Presse
Joseph Ankrah
Accra
Lome
Togo
Cotonou
Dahomey
Assissa
Ankrah
3Rd
Ghana Regiment
Kwame Nkrumah
Fire Kills Man in Columbus Apartment Blaze
In Columbus Ohio a Sunday apartment fire killed 31 year old James L Hatfield from smoke inhalation. The blaze caused only 200 dollars in damage.
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Columbus, Ohio
James L. Hatfield
Birth Control Debate May Lag Until Autumn
The Vatican may delay a decision on liberalizing artificial contraception until after the World Synod of Bishops next fall. The National Catholic Reporter published 5,000 words of excerpts from the pope's birth control advisory commission, showing majority support for change though maintaining the ban on abortion and sterilization.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Commission
Carson Might Return as NBC Talks Resume
Johnny Carson, who left The Tonight Show during the AFTRA strike and later opted not to return, says he is reconsidering. He states money was not the main issue and negotiations with NBC could yield a comeback if disagreements are resolved early next week.
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New York
Johnny Carson
AFTRA
Carson
NBC
Isue
Surveyor 3 Aims Soft Moon Landing From Cape Kennedy
Ameri ca's Surveyor 3 launched aboard an Atlas-Centaur rocket from Cape Kennedy to reach the Ocean of Storms site on the moon. The 10 foot tall rover carries a shovel and mirrors to dig and photograph, with a planned 65 hour 237000 mile flight and two week stay to study soil and rocks.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Korean Jets Sink Red Armed Ship
South Korea reports its jets sank a 50 ton North Korean armed vessel after it entered southern waters and fired. One NK sailor died, five were taken to Inchon, while a Communist machine gun bullet hole was found in a returning plane. No South Korean casualties.
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Seoul
South Korea
Navy
Inchon
World’s champion tightwad haunts office shaver recharge
The eccentric saver is famed for bringing his electric shaver to the workplace to recharge it, a habit noted as a hallmark of extreme frugality and thrift.
At Least 20 Arrested In Cleveland Rowdyism
In Cleveland's East Side, a three hour spree of rock throwing window smashing and looting led to at least 20 arrests. Police reported no injuries or fire bombings though one fireman was hit by a bottle.
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East Side
Negro
Wilmer Kutina
Hough
Kutina
Superior Avenue
Euclid
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