Tornadoes Kill 12 In Vacation Country
In Minnesota's lake country, tornadoes strike vacation zones injuring many and killing at least twelve. The worst damage centers Cass County from Emily to Hill City near Outing, with cabins and a summer camp destroyed. Rescue teams faced blocked roads as they worked to reach the injured and recover the dead.
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Minn
UPI
Minnesota
Lake Country
Outing
Minneapolis
Motely
Pine River
Emily
Backus
Cass County
Britt, Floodwood
Buhl
St. Louis County
Lake Bemidji
Beltrami County
Floodwood
Eino Garvi
Bethany Fellowship Church Association of
Bloomington
Farm Bureau leader opposes food boycotts as growers seek relief
President Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation says farmers may press Congress to curb food boycotts like the grape boycott. He argues such actions threaten competition and deny consumer choice, while clarifying farm labor issues separate from union dues.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
California
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm _ Bureau Federation
Shuman
a _ news conference
Farm Bureau
Died Suddenly Nothing Serious From Wisconsin Death Notes
A read of 1917 death certificates shows malapropism riddled entries. Causes range from pulmonary hemorrhage to blood poison from a broken ankle after an automobile collision.
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Merillan
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin Leader
State Board of Health
Black Business Rising in Liberty City After Riots
In Liberty City James Brown lyrics echo as Tom Washington Enterprises grows into a $100000 black owned dry cleaning and tailoring business employing 15 blacks with 18 in training under a Labor Department program. Yet youths linger on corners amid ruined streets and a dilapidated Tacolcy Youth Center critics question promises kept.
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David L. Langford
Miami
UPI
James Brown
Liberty City
Tom Washington Enterprises
Washington
Labor Department
Tom Washington
Tacolcy
Bernard James
James
Tacolcy Center
Ralph King
Rhodes Nudges Armstrong In Naming Of Ohio Route
Ohio state Senate approves a bill to name the Appalachian Highway from Cincinnati to Belpre after Gov. James A. Rhodes. Senator Carney proposed adding Neil Armstrong’s name, prompting laughter, but Armstrong declines, while supporters cite alternate honors and other proposals for memorial funding.
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Rhodes Nudges
Armstrong
Ohio
Columbus
UPI
State Senate
Senate
Cincinnati
Belpre
James A. Rhodes
Neil Armstrong
Charles J. Carney
Rhodes
Cyclists Charged In Slaying Across Gangs In Ohio
Two Cleveland gang members were charged in the abduction and murder of Robert Hilliard Jr., 20, a rival gang member. Joseph Sark Jr. and Joseph Williams, both of Gods Children, entered not guilty pleas to first degree murder kidnapping and conspiracy. Hilliard, Egyptian gang member, was abducted in Cleveland Heights and found dead in a Lake County park. his girlfriend witnessed the incident and a girl, 18, identified the suspects in a lineup.
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Painesville, Ohio
UPI
Cleveland
Lake County
Robert Hilliard Jr
Joseph Perry Sark Jr
Joseph Williams
God’s Children
Sarli
Joseph P. Butler
Williams
Hilliard
Cleveland Heights
Ohio newspaper subscription rates announced by carrier and mail
The audit bureau of circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association set subscription terms for Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding carrier areas at 45 per week. Mail in Huron and Erie counties or rural areas without carrier service is 15.00 per year, elsewhere in the U.S. 23.40 per year, with mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
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