Montreal Woman Aims for Hell Michigan Visit
A Montreal woman seeking directions to Hell Michigan was advised to also visit Paradise Michigan. The State Highway Department mailed a map locating Hell, and John Takacs suggested adding Paradise to complete the trip during a Detroit area visit.
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Lansing Mich
Montreal
Hell
Paradise
E. Cartmell
State Highway Department
Detroit
Upper Michigan
John Takacs
Khrushchev Arrives in Vienna for Nine Day Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives in neutral Austria for a nine day state visit. About 6 000 people greet the motorcade at the Soviet War Memorial while most citizens appear bored. A small Communist group cheers as Khrushchev passes the Imperial Hotel.
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Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Imperial Hotel
What men like to do on a windy corner
A brief whimsy notes men gathering on a windy street corner to watch hats? flutter and coats billow, with idle chatter and amused nods as gusts whip their surroundings.
Cleveland Blackout After Underground Explosions
Five underground blasts beneath Public Square in Cleveland cut electric power to area buildings. Manhole covers were lifted, glass shattered, and flames towered from a manhole as gas and air heated by insulation touched cool street air. No serious injuries. power largely restored within hours.
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Cleveland
Public Square
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
WJW
East 24Th St
Prospect Ave
Lake Erie Shore
Weather: Showers and warm humid air in the Miami Valley
The Miami Valley is forecast to see more showers with a mix of warm and cool air and thunderstorms through Friday. Clouds, warmth and humidity expected tonight and Friday with a low around 65. Yesterday Middletown reached 82 at 6 p.m. and a 70 degree low this morning.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Burdick Retains Slim North Dakota Senate Lead
In the special North Dakota election Rep. Quentin Burdick clung to a 762 vote edge over Gov. John Davis with only 10 precincts left, mostly in western sparsely populated areas, still to count. In Philadelphia the Pennsylvania Railroad said it will lay off 2,200 workers due to falling business.
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Fargo
N.D
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
Burdick
John Davis
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Ready to Toughen Policy on Castro
U S strategists say the United States has passed the point of return in dealing with Fidel Castro. Possible actions include cutting Cuba sugar subsidies to fund American property claims and lining up OAS support for sanctions. State Department protests call Castro takeover of a Texaco refinery a naked seizure of property.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
State Department
Department
Inter-American Peace Committee
OAS
Castro
Texaco
Santiago
Rockefeller Won't Bolt GOP Amid Nixon Policy Clash
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signals support for the Republican ticket while leaving room to campaign with Nixon. He told reporters he will not bolt the party though he criticized Nixon era policies on defense and aid for the aged. Colorado Gov. Stephen L. R. McNichols was elected new chairman of the governors. Next year’s meeting may be held in Hawaii.
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Glacier National Park, Mont
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
New York
Stephens L. R. McNichols
Colorado
Hawaii
Celebrating a Quarter Century of Alcoholics Anonymous
An aging proverb notes imitation, yet AA's 25th anniversary celebration draws about 10,000 members and families to Long Beach. Founded by a New York stock broker and an Akron surgeon, AA now claims 300,000 members in 80 nations, with open meetings, no recruitment, and a stance that alcoholics are “one drink away from a Drunk.”
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Gamblers Anonymous
Narcotics Anonymous
Youth Anonymous
Fatties Anonymous
Divorces Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
Pioneer Fellowship
New York
Akron, Ohio
The
Society
Long Beach
Calif
Bill W
Dayton Girl Slain. Fiancé Discovers Body
Joycenna Bieterle, 21, found slain in her Dayton apartment with a pillow case knot and scarf in the mouth. Coroner classed it murder by strangulation. fiancé Joe Sheppard, 24, of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, located the body. no leads or signs of sexual assault. neighbors heard nothing amid a struggle.
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Dayton
Ohio
Joycenna Bieterle
Miss Bieterle
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Joe Sheppard
Midwestern Storms Unleash Damage Across Plains
Severe weather swept the nation from the northern Rockies to the eastern seaboard. Four inch rain drenched Florida. a tornado wowed Vanderbilt beach area, unroofing two homes with no injuries reported. Damaging winds, heavy rain, hail battered Kansas Nebraska Missouri. baseballsized hail and 99 mph winds hit central Nebraska near North Platte and Karney.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Seaboard
Florida
Tampa
Vanderbilt Beach
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Kimball
North Platte
Karney
St. Francis
Severe storms sweep Midwest East with tornado damage reported
A pre-dawn storm swept Madison County Illinois east of St Louis with violent weather spreading to the East. A Wednesday tornado struck near Boonville New York leveling farm buildings and uprooting trees. Damage from a severe thunderstorm was reported around Bowling Green Virginia.
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Madison County
Ill
St. Louis
Boonville
N.Y
Bowling Green
U S Air Fares Set for 5 Percent Hike Tonight
The Civil Aeronautics Board reports most U S air fares will rise about 5 percent at midnight. Domestic trunk airlines and all but three local service carriers filed for higher fares, approved by the CAB. total increase includes a 2 percent base rise plus a $1 one way surcharge.
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Washington
U.S
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Indonesia Calls for Urgent Explanation on Navy Base Claim
Jakarta requests clarification from the United States over a Hague quoted remark by Adm. Arleigh Burke. The statement reportedly said Hollandia in Dutch New Guinea would serve as a suitable U S naval base, prompting Indonesia to seek official explanation.
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Indonesia
United States
Hague
Adm
Areligh Burke
U.S. Naval Operations
Burke
Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
U.S
Cuban Cabinet Minister Fired in Cuba's Power Shift
Fidel Castro’s regime dismissed Communications Minister Erique Oltuski and named Raul Curbelo Morales after a marathon cabinet session. Oltuski had accused the Cuban Electric Co of saboteur acts, with analysts signaling possible seizure of the 300 million dollar utility and further moves against U S owned interests including the Cuban Telephone Co. The government’s retort comes amid pressure from a pending U S sugar quota bill and wider acts against American investments, including Texaco Oil’s Cuba operations.
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Robert Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuban Electric Co
Americaa
Can
Uupa
Osvaldo Dorticos
Erique Oltuski
Raul Curbelo Morales
Oltuski
American and Foreign Power Co
Olinski
U. S
Cuba
United States
Texaco Oil Company
Santiago
Texaco
Esso Standard of
New Jersey
British-Dutch Shell Co
Burdick Edges Davis in North Dakota Senate Battle
In a close special election to fill the late William Langer seat, Democratic Rep. Quentin Burdick led Republican Gov. John E. Davis by a narrow margin as 2,314 precincts reported. Early tallies showed Davis ahead by as much as 8,000 votes before Burdick surged to a slim lead with 103,862 to 103,281 in unofficial totals.
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Fargo
Quentin Burdick
John E. Davis
North Dakota
William Langer
Burdick
Couny
Davis
Japan Receives First Postwar Submarine For Defense Force
The first submarine built in Japan since World War II was delivered today to the Japan Self-Defense Fleet at Kobe. The vessel marks a milestone in postwar naval rearmament reflecting Japan's expanding maritime capabilities.
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Kobe
Japan
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