Storm leaves South Side wreckage injuring dozens
Thousands of workers cleaned up after a sudden windstorm in Chicago on Saturday evening. The severe thunderstorm caused debris and damaged buildings across about nine miles south of the Loop. One man died and several were injured, with Red Cross disaster teams providing shelter in a Catholic school basement.
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Restrict G. I. Buying Overseas
The Kennedy administration announced overseas service members can no longer import foreign cars at government expense. After mid year they will be treated like civilian tourists for duty free gift shipments, with a $50 per shipment limit phased to a $10 value after June 30. The plan aims to reduce dollars and gold outflow by military personnel and dependents as a substitute for Eisenhower era ideas.
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Kennedy orders cost cuts trigger overseas payroll disruption
The administration moved to reduce dollars spent abroad affecting about one million personnel. Aims include saving 75 to 110 dollars annually per person, totaling 15 to 110 million dollars. Some reductions are voluntary while others are compulsory, prompting a major budget squeeze.
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Search Ends For Missing Man Talley In Canal Area
National Capitol Park Police called off the four mile search zone along the C and C Canal between Seneca and Great Falls after draining and refilling the area. The missing man is 69 year old James W. Talley a Boyds resident and former railroad laborer who had been in the area since last Friday.
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Missing Fisherman Talley Sought At Pennyfield Lock
Montgomery County Police said they broadened the search near the Pennyfield Lock on the canal but abandoned the effort Sunday night for Talley who disappeared after leaving a fishing companion on Friday. His fishing rod and jacket were later recovered as investigators pursued leads.
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Gallery of Curiosities of a Damaged Page
On a towpath east of the canal the Cabin John Fire Department dragged the canal before Park Police drained the area in search of the missing person. The Potomac River ran high and swift, hindering dragging operations on Sunday. Sir Francis Galton, English scientist and author, first used the term eugenics to mean the science of human breeding.
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