Tornado toll rises across South and Midwest
Tornadoes swept parts of the Deep South and Midwest inflicting damage from Kentucky to Alabama. A woman was killed near Clay Kentucky, several others injured, and property damage including a drive-in theater and five light airplanes reported. Damages totaled up to $250000 across affected areas.
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Midwest
Galesburg
Ill
Birmingham
Ala
Latcience
Salsberg
Missouri
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Iowa
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Highway Patrol
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Maine
Pennsylvania Highlands
Burlington
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Fresno
Los Angeles
Red Bluff
Hoffa Case Faces Lengthy Trial Motion Hearing
In Chattanooga, Walter Sheridan’s new trial motion hearing looms long as both sides marshal filings for a three day or longer session. Hoffa’s defense, led by Nichols and Heiskell, seeks a fresh trial after the 1964 jury tampering conviction. observers expect the hearing to extend over several weeks.
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Hamilton
Federal
Hoffa
Jamin David Nichols
Heiskell
Tenn
Nichols
Diamond Announces Changes in Company Leadership
Davey, a Holy Creme College graduate with a law degree from New York University on a Root-Tilden Scholarship, advances to secretary while continuing as Diamond International Corp treasurer. He joined the company in 1958 and was elected treasurer in 12.
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Davey
Holy Creme College
New York University
Diamond Internationsl Cor
Commpany
Lakeland Crash Claims Life of Lakeland Man
A car carrying Lacy Kifer, 65, of Lakeland and Eva Spracklin, 73, of Washington Court House Ohio, collided with a truck five miles north of Lakeland. Kifer was killed and Spracklin died later in hospital.
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Fla
Lacy Kifer
Eva Spracklin
Washington Court House
Ohio
Spracklin
Schlafly Seeks nullification after GOP women election
Mrs Schlafly challenges the National Federation of Republican Women vote that elected Mrs O'Donnell from Long Beach California, claiming irregularities at the two day convention. Schlafly alleges unfair procedures and ballot security issues while O'Donnell is backed by supporters who call the tally legitimate.
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O'Donnell
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Til
GOP
Ray Bliss
Setafly Subhonics
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Long Beach
Cal
Setlafly
Setlefly
Mra Schlafly
Rigi
Manly
Sheraton Park Hotel
American Federation of
National Federation
Report of Condition of the First National Bank of Middletown
The report shows asset totals and detailed liabilities as of April 4 1967 with figures for deposits, capital accounts, and domestic and government deposits. Signatures from the bank president and directors confirm accuracy and compliance with regulatory requirements.
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First National Bank OF Middletown
United States
Testimony Due On Big Canal In East Ohio
A garbled 1967 city commission record discusses emergency measures for Casper Avenue's public street status in Middletown Butler County. It notes a vote, notices to owners, and intent to preserve public health and safety with temporary authority.
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Ohio
Coteone
Pire Etiecent
Casper Avenue
Ives
Medeleteen
Butler County
Orie
Public Street
Charies Street
Cleveland
Compinnell
Chicago
Lows Ralwey Company
Guncke! & Johnston
Ievision
Middletown
Ceavaty
Welfere
Ane
Ana Wa
Toot Donnan
Coty Commission
Leyay
Sylvia H Hughes Mn
Moettielees
Mia
Eobedie
C & WN
Malloity
Shell
LLIAM
28 Die On Ohio Roads
Ohio’s worst traffic death toll of the year rose to at least two confirmed fatalities over the rainy weekend. A Norwalk car truck crash killed three instantly and another person later in a Norwalk hospital. The Ervin family from Bedford Heights lost four members including 10 year old Donna Jean Ervin and her mother Nellie Ervin in the same crash. A Garretsville Portage County collision injured a mother and two sons in a separate accident Saturday.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Norwalk
Donna Jean Ervin
Bedford Heights
Cleveland
Nellie Ervin
Daniel
Nancy Boles
Voyagin
Garrettsville
Portage County
Kennedy Round Tariff Talks Show Optimism in Geneva
In Geneva negotiators from 53 nations push toward tariff cuts after almost five years. U S special negotiator William Roth and Common Market leader Key lead talks on American chemical tariffs and European grain duties with a June 30 deadline for EEC approval.
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Jean Rey
European Economic Community
EEC
Brussels
Johnson
U.S
William Roth
Richard Powell
Britain
Mori Aohi
Japan
United States
Wi Ling
Eisenhower Resting Comfortably in Hospital Stay
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 76, is resting comfortably at Walter Reed Army Hospital after an episode of nausea and abdominal cramps following a Friday night at his Gettysburg, Pennsylvania farm. Doctors consider the gastro intestinal ailment non life threatening with no further bulletins planned for the morning.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Moscow Heat Reaches Europe’s High in Kremlin Park
In Moscow Babushka grandmothers walked with children while couples strolled near the Kremlin as temperatures climbed to 71 degrees, the highest in Europe.
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Babushkaev
Kremlin
Europe
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