Rain Hail and Car Club Clash in Midwestern Flood Notice
Rain and hail grip communities as the Midwest faces floods from Wisconsin to Pennsylvania. Police report arrests, a car club clash in Long Beach linked to the violence, with detectives pursuing suspects. Floods drive evacuations in Milwaukee, Chicago and Pittsburgh regions, with multiple deaths and state emergencies declared as rivers overrun banks and rescue operations mobilize.
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Nebraska
James T. Blair
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Glasgow
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Michigan
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
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South Dakota
Midwest
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Chicago
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Allegheny
Ohio
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Slattery
Susquehanna
FBI Agent Named Monitor Over Hoffa Union
Terence F. McShane a 32 year old New York City FBI agent was named by Judge F Dickinson Letts as a court monitor over Hoffa's Teamsters Union. He joins two other monitors to supervise the corruption cleanup and was nominated by former monitor Godfrey P. Schmidt on behalf of dissident Teamsters members who secured provisional supervision of Hoffa and other leaders in union offices.
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Terence F. McShane
New York City
FBI
U. S
Two Shots From Auto Thought to Be Blanks
Police in Philadelphia believe two shots fired from a speeding car at 17 year old William Hill were blanks. The youth escaped injury as authorities investigated the incident in a violence plagued section of south Philadelphia where a 17 year old was killed by knifing two weeks earlier.
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Bob Dostian
Charles
Long Beach
Beach
Josten Ieager
Thomas Gals
James Officer
Bob
Iti
Armightie Gonzales
Baloney
Eddie Pa
Dilla
Trigerman
San Gabriel River
Whittier
Auto
Blanks
Philadelphia
API
James Beech
William Hill
Johnny Campiglia Jr
Writers Guild OKs Strike Extension on TV Live Shows
Hollywood reveals union authorization for extending the writers strike to live television shows on NBC CBS and ABC. About 300 writers covered by contracts expired Thursday night as negotiations continued and no strike date was set, a union spokesman said.
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Hollywood
Writers Guild of America
Guild
NBC
CBS
ABC
Japan Rejects Soviet Plan to Cut Salmon Take
MOSCOW UPI reports Japan rejected a Soviet proposal to curb red salmon catches during three hour Soviet Japanese fishing negotiations Tass said. Japan said the plan was technically impractical to sort red salmon from other fish despite concern over overfishing.
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Moscow
UPI
Japan
Tass
U S Weather Satellite Enters Orbit Amid Hopes For Pictures
NASA officials described the Tiros I project as experimental while aiming to acquire weather data. The 270 pound satellite should remain in a stable circular orbit for decades though its radio life is about three months. Ground stations need time to interpret signals and pictures may come later today.
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NASA
White House
Abé Silverstein
Space Flight Projects
Silverstein
Space Agency
Tirus I
Lmited
Weather ‘Bureau
Wexler
Tiros
Montreal
Canada
Santa Cruz
Argentina
Earth
Dock Firms Blast Ban on Night Jobs
Longshoremen in Long Beach and Los Angeles voted to discontinue night work citing a contract clause that lets workers choose shifts. PMA officials report 132 gangs returned to work on Thursday and 12 ships remained idle due to 56 crew shortages, marking a clash over night dispatch in the Pacific Coast longshore scene.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
John T. MacEnroy
Pacific Maritime Assn
PMA
MacEvoy
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