Wife Of Noted Dr Schweitzer Dies In Zurich
Mrs Helene Schweitzer age 79, wife of Dr Albert Schweitzer, died in a Zurich hospital. She had joined her daughter Rhena Eckert in Zurich after years at Lambarene in Africa. Cause believed an embolism. Her death leaves Schweitzer with two remaining Lambarene colleagues and a private funeral planned in Switzerland.
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Arson Fails to Remedy Chores in Norwalk Case
Nancy Joyce Stoner, 20, mother of two, appeared in Superior Court in Los Angeles on an arson charge after admitting her rebellion against housework worsened the situation. She allegedly set fire to dirty laundry and diapers in her three bedroom Norwalk home, causing about 3000 in damage, then fled with her two daughters in a car as her husband Gene was at work. A public defender was appointed. she is free on 500 bond awaiting an appearance to enter a plea on June 11.
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Governor Daniel to deliver second "report to the people"
Gov Price Daniel will review the state legislature work and outline administration plans in a televised and radio speech next Monday night. The address will originate from Houston station KPRC and air on WOAI WFAA KO KYRC Austin and other outlets, with Texas State network radio coverage.
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Weather Forecast From The Air Terminals Report
Fragmented weather forecast text lists temperatures and weather words across multiple cities including Denver New York and San Francisco. The readable parts mention temperatures and general conditions with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
Tornadoes and Floods Batter Texas and Nearby States
Storms lashed Texas and Arkansas with tornadoes and heavy rain causing river flooding and damaged bridges. A tornado alert covered parts of Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Tennessee and Mississippi while the Midwest faced frost and further rain. No injuries were reported. multiple funnels spurred warnings and isolated spots saw downed trees, flooded roads, and high winds. Local creeks swelled and manmade barriers failed briefly as weather officials warned of more heavy rainfall ahead.
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Three Basin Men Die In Crashes In Union Area
AEC finds no evidence of radiation doses from a March accident at M W Kellogg Co plant in Houston area. Severe contamination occurred in the plant laboratory but decontamination completed for personnel and homes. lab remains to be cleared. One person had a small blister healing.
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Indians To Meet Mayflower Again In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports a gathering of about 45 Redskins to welcome white settlers aboard the Mayflower replica. Floyd Maytubby, governor of the Chickasaw, speaks for the group as the Indians travel by private planes to Plymouth Rock, joking that their ancestors did not come over on the Mayflower but met the boat.
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Odessa Mishap Fatal To Youth Aged 17
A rain slick pavement collision Saturday afternoon killed 17 year old Midland delivery boy George Tucker, employee of Permian Reproduction Co. He died at 3 25 p m at Medical Center Hospital, 25 minutes after his station wagon struck a telephone post on East 27th near Nabors Lane. Driver Celestina Gonzales, 23, a machine operator for the same company, was uninjured and held in city jail. no charges filed yet.
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Train Pickup Crash Kills Two Men Near Big Lake
A 1966 pickup collided head on with a southbound Santa Fe train 5 miles southwest of Big Lake, killing 18-year-old Edward Marland Alogi and 23-year-old James Robert Armtrong. Allen, 31, survived but injured. Armstrong and Tucker funeral arrangements planned. The driver claimed he was trying to avoid a drag race, and the train engineer sounded the whistle but could not stop.
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Quiet Ville Jacques Cartier vote marred by theft attempt
In Ville Jacques Cartier Que a quiet municipal election ended amid chaos as six men tried to steal a ballot box at one polling place. A policeman was beaten but reinforcements arrived. Election officials reported no further thefts and voters completed casting after the disruption.
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Refinery Strike Threat Averted in Houston
In Houston an early wage dispute at the Shell Ox Company refinery ended with a six percent wage increase. A federal mediator halted any strike by late night, preventing a walkout that was due to start shortly after 3 a.m. local time yesterday.
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U S Airman In Greece Charged With Negligent Manslaughter
In Athens a Greek prosecutor formally charged American airman Marion Morsalli of Kentwood West Virginia with negligent manslaughter in the death of wartime hero General Stefanos Sarafis. Morsalli was released to Greek jurisdiction, averting a U S military response amid tense anti American sentiment.
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50 Families To Transfer Highway Offices to Odessa
Odessans celebrate a planned relocation of district highway offices to a new site at Headgate Road and Texas Highway East. City officials state the move, after extensive cost study, will consolidate maintenance operations and provide permanent headquarters for the Pecos district. Officials list staff, architecture plans, and a temporary quarters timeline as they prepare for the transition.
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Armed Services Ordered To Cut Spending
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson ordered the armed services to cut June contracting by 50 million dollars. The Air Force faced the bulk of the cuts with 250 million, the Navy 180 million, and the Army 100 million. The Air Force proposed 100 million in construction and 150 million in procurement for aircraft and missiles, while opposing the installment buying ban. The Army and Navy accepted the directive. the Air Force resisted, arguing it could slow the bomber buildup.
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Nixon Watches Brother Marry in Private Ceremony
Vice President Richard Nixon watched as his youngest brother Ens Edward C. Nixon, 27, married Gay Lynn Woods, 19, in a private ceremony at the Protestant chapel of the Pentagora Kanval Air Station New Orleans. Edward, a Navy helicopter pilot, and Woods, a Sophie Newcomb College junior, left under an arch of swords as officers saluted. The couple planned a short honeymoon in Florida. Nixon was a spectator with best man Dr Theodore Marshburn and relatives in attendance.
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Holiday Weekend Death Toll Reported Across Nation
United Press tallies death toll from the Memorial Day weekend with 378 lives lost. Traffic and air crashes contribute, including two fatal plane incidents. many fatalities remain under investigation as authorities review weekend travel safety.
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