Dinuba hit by tornado like wind with gusts and hail
A tornado like wind struck Dinuba California injuring no one and causing shattered plate glass roofs and power outages across the town. Windows were broken and trees uprooted while police blocked downtown as a storm spread rain hail and snow to northern California regions. Meteorologists warned of continued stormy conditions with more precipitation expected.
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Dinuba
Calif
John Davidson
Dinuba High School
Weather Bureau
California
San Francisco
Sacramento
Pair Held In Attack On Woman
A pregnant Houston woman Gail Fishen, 20, was dragged into a car, beaten, and raped before being dumped in a West Side field. Police arrested Ronald Clifford Rust, 19, and Walter Lee Siros, 22, for questioning. two men in a red convertible were also detained. No charges filed yet.
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Houston
Tex
West Side
Gail Fishen
Liquor Control Board
L. D. Morrison
Ronald Clifford Rust
Walter Lee Siros
Harmon
Fishen
Eishen
Mike Eishen
Slayer Dies Tonight in Ohio Penitentiary Execution
Donald L. Reinbolt, 30, of Columbus, is scheduled for execution by electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary tonight at 8 p.m. after conviction for first degree murder in the Aug. 28 1961 fatal shooting of grocer Edgar L. Weaver during a $60 holdup on Columbus West Side. No clemency action is contemplated by the governor's office.
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Columbus, Ohio
Donald L. Reinbolt
Ohio
Reinbolt
Columbus
Edgar L. Weaver
West Side
Purim Or St. Pat's Day? Irish Jews Celebrate
In New York the Loyal League of Yiddish Sons of Erin blends St Patrick's Day with Purim. About 180 guests on Manhattan’s East Side will feast on green menu items and enjoy Irish dances alongside the Hora. The event features Irish Jewish ties and notes Herzog and Briscoe as Irish Jews.
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New York
Loyal
League of Yiddish Sons of Erin
Cohen
Manhattan
Killarney
Tel Aviv
County Cork
Ann Lantin
The
League
Mannie Steen
Blast at Trojan Powder Plant Kills Worker in Allentown Area
An explosion at Trojan Powder plant near Allentown Pennsylvania killed at least one worker and injured several. A building at the facility was destroyed and safety practices note the plant spans a large area five miles north of Allentown with about 400 employees. The exact number present at the time was not learned.
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Allentown
Trojan Powder
De Gaulle Faces Resistant Strike Across France
Paris rush hour is disrupted as a 24 hour national strike halts suburban and long distance trains. Coal miners demand higher wages. talks stall and miners vow to hold out amid government wage study plans. About 5000 steel workers march in Metz in solidarity with the miners.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Metz
Weekend Warmth Amid Rain Likely for St Patrick's Day
The region expects a wet St Patrick's Day while a pleasant night clears to a warmer but cloudy Saturday. Warm air will move into Ohio tonight and Saturday with highs in the 60s. Yesterday’s high reached 42 and the low 31. This morning’s low was 30 at 5 30 a.m.
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St. Patrick's
Ohio
Fringe benefits offered for female applicant shock
Personnel manager tells a female applicant that the company offers two weeks vacation paid insurance a pension plan and two unmarried vice presidents. The remark sparks controversy over gender and workplace roles reflecting dated attitudes.
Kennedy To Meet Six Presidents Of South America
Costa Rica president Francisco Orlich says next week’s talks with Kennedy and five other leaders aim to curb Castroism and push regional economic aid. He urges concrete action, mentions Alliance for Progress reforms, and expects aid from international agencies to accelerate social reform.
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Kennedy
South America
San Jose
Costa Rica
Francisco Orlich
Central America
Orlich
Casto
United States
Alliance For Progress
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cuban Influx Sparks Miami Economic Strain
Miami faces economic distress as Cuban exiles flood the city, prompting a nationwide resettlement plan. Florida lawmakers Fasell and Pepper held a hearing to map solutions while Cuban witnesses sought reassurance the United States will oppose Castro and aid exiles. Labor leaders claim Cubans accept low wages, displace workers, and undermine strikes, fueling tension.
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Miami
Fila
Fascell
Pepper
United States
Castro
Cuba
U.S. Watches Closely Removal Of Red Troops
Washington reports the Soviet Union may depart Havana with up to 2,000 troops this weekend amid a slower promised total of several thousand out by mid March. About 1,800 to 1,900 have left on four ships since February 18, with ship Grazia the latest sailing and Admiral Nasimov in Havana harbor awaiting departure. Identification of departed personnel remains uncertain.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
Havana
U.S
Grazia
Communist Party
Pravda
Admiral Nasimov
Cuban
Meeting of Presidents in Costa Rica Faces Communist Opposition
Presidents from the United States and Central American nations gather in San Jose to confront Castro influence and Havana backed subversion plans. Costa Rican officials warn of possible violence at the conference while pledging security against hostile groups.
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Kennedy
San Jose
Costa Rica
Fidel Castro
Communist Party
Manuel Mora Valverde
Moscow
Central America
Cuba
Latin America
Castroist People’s Vanguard Party
Daniel Oduber
United States
Honduras
Shamrock Texas Plans Big St Patrick Celebration
Shamrock Texas gears up for the largest St Patrick's Day festival in its history with a two mile Main street parade featuring forty five floats and many bands, plus twenty entrants for Miss Irish Rose. The town of 3000 is covered in green decor and a Gaelic banquet menu is planned.
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Shamrock
Tex
Ireland
Texas Panhandle
Main Street
St. Patrick's Association, Inc
Costa Rica Eyes Economic Ties and Coffee Price Stabilization
Orlich favors stronger economic integration in Central America and plans to push price stabilization for coffee, Costa Rica’s main export. He notes $64 million in aid since 1957 and a 60 percent price drop costing $140 million in income.
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Central America
Kennedy
Orlich
Costa Rica
Ejection Capsule Failure Probed
The Air Force investigates why a new 2,400 pound ejection capsule shattered after detaching from a rocket sled at Edwards California during a high speed test. A man sized dummy rode the capsule at 1,000 mph. the launch rocket failed to fire as the capsule rose to 4,500 feet.
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Edwards Air Force
Basf
Calif
Air Force
Howie Hustles Journal Want Ad Offers Family Rate
Howie Hustles announces a National Want Ad Week promotion featuring a family rate. The offer grants 10 days for the price of 7 with a deadline before 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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Howie Hustles
the Journal Want
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