Brenda Storm Lays Florida Under Water Floods and Delays
Heavy rains and high tides from Brenda flood crops and towns along the storm path. In North Tampa 11.27 inches fell in 24 hours forcing about 30 people to evacuate while other areas reported several inches of rain. A 251 foot freighter ran aground near Charleston and the ice steamer Nantucket hit submerged rocks offshore Nantucket.
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Riots and shortages ripple through East Germany amid unrest
East German food shortages deepen as farmers strike and imports shrink. Factories cut production for meat and butter while rationing begins in Leipzig and Potsdam. In the United States, Kennedy Johnson campaign stops are disrupted by storms, and a fatal crash near Nyack is blamed on the weather.
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Prison Graduation Sets Milestone At Menard State
A cap and gown ceremony at Menard State Prison in Menard Kl drew wide attention as 68 inmates graduated, with some earning eighth grade diplomas and others completing 300 study courses. The oldest graduate was 70 and courses ranged from sign painting to philosophy. The event marks a historic moment for inmate education. The Caldwell Art Festival is planned for October 15 in Columbia, sponsored by Caldwell Parish Library, inviting public participation. The Ouachita Parish Fair plans to be larger and funded, with organizers stating funds will be available to ensure a big, attractive fair despite potential state funding shortfalls.
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Singer Carries Bullet In Lung for 17 Years
Miss Gray performed “Lady in the Dark” in near darkness while ill with a lung injury. A throat specialist urged surgery after learning of the bullet. Contracts from a Broadway show delayed operation. She had intermittent hemorrhages during the 17 year ordeal. the .38 slug was finally removed by a St. Louis chest surgeon. discharge date from Barnes Hospital unread.
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Kennedy and Johnson pledge focus on new program
President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson outlined key issues for Congress including medical care for the aged housing education mutual security and minimum wage as they signaled possible added defense funds later. They expected cooperation with Republicans to enact the program and postpone major campaigning until session end.
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Congo Premier Lumumba Denies US Soviet Talks Contradicts Reports
Lumumba denies any meeting with Soviet officials and rejects claims Congolese troops raped white women. He cites gratitude for U S contacts and says crime will not be covered up. He notes bilateral Canada talks on recruiting professionals outside the United Nations.
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Washington
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Finch Attorney Aims to Undermine Key State Witness
Los Angeles defense attorney Grant Cooper readied Monday to attack testimony from John Patrick Cody in the murder retrial of Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff. Cody, a Minnesota convict, claimed $1400 was paid for a murder plot against Barbara Jean Finch, while Tregoff remains jailed after failing to appear for court and a doctor questioning illness.
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Jack) Cody
Minnesota
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LeRoy Dawson
Ethiopians Received First Six F86 Sabre Jets
The United States provided six F86F Sabre jet fighters to the Ethiopian air force, the first jets for Ethiopia. Emperor Haile Selassie received them from Joseph Wagner the U S chargé d affaires. American technicians accompany the planes to service them and train Ethiopian crew.
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World Eucharistic Congress Opens in Munich
Ancient Munich hosts the 37th World Eucharistic Congress with about 30 cardinals and hundreds of bishops attending. Pilgrims from most regions join, while Dachau for a youth pilgrimage provides a stark commemorative highlight amid security concerns and calls to peace.
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Nixon outlines farm policy and Brannon plan parallels
Nixon says he will shape farm policy to aid farmers and the nation without a single magic solution. He favors indemnity style payments, frozen surpluses, and a Brannon like program, while denying a universal fix and promising a detailed Midwest policy speech. He notes potential Midwest secretary of agriculture and a shift to reduce stalemate with Congress.
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