Flooded Omaha Storm Triggers National Guard Response
Severe weather from Norfolk to Omaha produced six inch rain and ripping hail. In Millard and West Omaha floodwaters collapsed basements and pulled homes from foundations. Residents rescued. Mire W. Bounds and an unidentified motorist perished. Mrs Pounds and three other children were saved. a one month old twin and others remained missing after a suburban trailer home was flooded. Papillion and nearby towns reported damaged garages, flooded streets, and water intakes. residents advised to boil drinking water as crews aided stranded crowds and authorities assessed damage.
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Niigata Quake Triggers Fires Amid Tank Blaze Threats
Niigata Japan faced fires and floods after a massive earthquake. Police evacuated about 7,450 people including 2,000 hospital patients as 90 oil storage tanks burned along the waterfront. Firefighting foam aided by U S and Japanese aircraft battled the blaze. Flooding spread ankle to waist deep, with 24 dead, 10 missing, and 282 injured reported. Premier Ikeda ordered large relief supplies for 200 tons of rice and other essentials to aid residents.
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Mediapolis Native Slain In Arizona
Mediapolis native Dales L McConnell a 43 year old Scottsdale music teacher and former Iowa resident was killed after an argument with roommate James T D McDonald 21 formerly of Muskegon Michigan in Scottsdale. McConnell born in Mediapolis educated at Cornelia College and Drake University taught in Cleghorn and Fort Dodge before moving to Scottsdale in 1958. Survivors include two brothers Raymond of Los Angeles and William of Mediapolis and a sister. Services will be in Mediapolis Thursday afternoon.
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Goldwater Plans Broad Campaign Against Scranton
Goldwater signals a vigorous push to win more GOP delegates before the San Francisco convention while avoiding a direct attack on rival William Scranton. Sources say he may consider Scranton as a possible vice presidential running mate if nominated, as Montana and other states hold delegate selections.
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Johnson calls for national manpower policy in address
President Johnson urged a coordinated national manpower policy through labor, management and government. He warned of vast changes this decade, including automation, unskilled job decline, and a growing labor force, proposing training and education aligned to future needs. He cited current labor management committees and a cabinet panel as steps toward a rational policy.
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Leda
Scranton expands delegate quest to Utah and Kentucky
Governor Scranton broadens his drive for Republican convention delegates. He travels 4500 miles through St Louis and Denver to Salt Lake City and Louisville, adding Utah and Kentucky to the schedule. He aims to overtake Goldwater with shifts in Minnesota and Iowa support, while facing security at Minneapolis. News notes threats but he dismisses them as fanaticism.
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Pro Scranton Views Hinder Ray In Iowa GOP Role
Des Moines attorney Robert D. Ray, 36, faces GOP hurdles as pro Scranton sentiment could block his re election as state chairman. Goldwater backers press for a different campaign director though Ray vows to back the nominee. The Des Moines convention will name central committee members who pick the chairman.
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Robert D. Ray
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Barry Goldwater
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
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Ray
Goldwater
Scranton
Iowa
GOP Central Committee
Incomes Higher Reports Show U.S. Economy Gaining
Washington reports rosy economic data with higher jobs personal income and manufacturing profits while labor disputes ease. President Johnson predicts continued growth as agencies compile figures across production and income indicators amid election year prospects.
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Johnsoly Aller
Antibiotic Pills May Be Banned In U S Markets
The FDA proposed canceling certificates for about 19 antibiotic lozenges or tablets due to lack of demonstrated efficacy. The action would bar interstate sale of affected products, with 90 days for public comment. About 30 products, from 11 basic manufacturers and 25 distributors, would be hit. The rule targets antibiotic troches certifiable before May 2, 1961. Other antibiotics not certifiable before that date would not be affected.
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Scranton Falters in Minneapolis as Signs Cheer Hin
Scranton failed to reach the heights seen by an Elver Goldwater in Minneapolis today. Yet eastern governor could find solace from signs of well wishers welcoming Hin.
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Minneapolis
Scranton
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