Violent storm levels south central Kansas injures family
A storm with winds over 65 mph struck south central Kansas injuring four members of the Mitzner family and killing their 20 month old daughter. The mobile home near Hutchinson was destroyed and power lines downed as the storm moved through Hutchinson and surrounding areas.
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Ohio Forecast Sees Rain Spread Across State
Scattered showers were expected to move eastward across Ohio today and tonight as a damp pattern continues. Forecasters tied the weather to a low pressure area over the Mississippi Valley with temperatures climbing to the upper 60s and low 70s, while the Ohio River System moved 129,584,668 tons in 1972, about 24 percent of U S internal water commerce, and Cleveland recorded rain on 18 of 21 days this month.
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Stroh A Party Display Promotes Stay Cold Packs
A cheerful ad invites shoppers to stock up on Stroh s Stay Cold Packs for gatherings. It suggests placing packs where handy near snacks and supplies to keep beer cold and within reach during a get together. It encourages assembling friends for a Stroh a party.
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Memphis gunman kills six. four wounded on quiet street
In Memphis Tennessee on Monday a gunman identified as David Sanders 30 shot and killed six people including an elderly junkman and a liquor store operator before dying in a shootout with police. Four others including a federal parole officer were wounded as cars and bystanders were struck by flying bullets. Police evacuated residents after tear gas forced the suspect from a house.
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Five Klansmen found guilty of Pontiac school bus plot
In Detroit a U S District Court judge convicts five former Ku Klux Klan members Robert Miles Raymond Quick Wallace Fruit Dennis Ramsey and Alex Distel Jr of planning to bomb 10 Pontiac school buses The 32 week trial centered on an FBI informant testimony and the bombing occurred Aug 30 1971 prior to a court ordered desegregation plan. The men face up to 10 years and 10000 dollars apiece with sentencing to follow probation reports and bonds set.
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