Tornadoes and storms sweep mid U S with injuries feared
Tornadoes, sleet and rain hit the Mid U S from Missouri to Arkansas and Illinois. Reports say towns like Busch and West Plains faced injuries and destruction as trees fell and lines went down, with rescuers hampered by flooding and debris. National Guardsmen aided Woodland and other hard hit areas, while a church collapse near West Plains killed Frances Huddleston.
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Vilonia
Ark
West Plains
Little Frame Friendship Baptists
Frances Huddleston
J . A. Huddleston
Clarkville
Woodland
É Hunt
Hartman
Woods Mountain
Mt. Zion
Ozark
Harrison
Kingston
Plainview
Berryville
Missouri
Nab 2 Tribesmen in Piot on Nasser
Damascus reports two tribesmen confessed to plotting with Jordanian Intelligence to assassinate President Nasser during his visit to the Syrian region of the United Arab Republic. The men were held for a public trial while Jordan denies any connection to the alleged plot.
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Damascus
Nasser
JFK and Rusk Hold Foreign Aid Talks in Washington
President Kennedy met with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and advisers to review new foreign aid recommendations for Congress. He prepared a 5500 word Latin American policy statement to be delivered at a White House reception with Latin American diplomats, OAS officials, and lawmakers.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
State Department
Congress
Middleburg
Rusk
Budget Bureau
White House
Organization of American States
Sullivan Paar Debate Called Off
New York editor says the Sullivan Paar debate is canceled as Paar objects to the planned format. Sullivan claims Paar backed out of a debate only on wage scales for entertainers and now seeks a broader general discussion.
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New York
Ed Sullivan
Jack Paar
Paar
Sullivan
Ribicoff Holds Off on Parochial Aid Decision
Secretary Ribicoff told a House subcommittee he opposes attaching private school aid to Kennedy’s public school bill. He noted a constitutional issue and said he would comment if a separate private school bill is proposed. Dirksen signaled a tough debate over that education program aspect.
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Washington
UPI
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
House
Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Ribicoff
Congress
Tito and wife sail toward Liberia after Ghana visit
Yugoslav President Marshal Tito and his wife were en route to Liberia by boat today after a visit in Accra. Before sailing, Tito said he and his wife were deeply impressed by Ghanaian hospitality and he invited President Kwame Nkrumah to visit Belgrade.
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Accra
Ghana
UPD
Marshal Tito
Liberia
Tito
Kwame Nkrumah
Poalivin
Shoulders and Legs Ache Guide Improves Circulation
Long Beach doctor touts therapy to ease joint pains varicose veins and arterial hardening. Treatments claim to relax muscles improve circulation reduce congestion and aid sleep. For appointment call GE a-2403. Dr Duncan D C offices 2501 E Broadway.
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Long Beach
Duncan
D.C
Lotfices
Broadwar
Expensive weapon cited in armed robbery case
Harold Ray Owens aged 20 confessed to 20 armed robberies claiming the 1871 single action Colt used in the crimes was a family treasure valued at least 125 dollars. The report notes the weapon as a central element in the allegations and Owens’ description of its significance.
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Houston
Harold Ray Owens
Poice
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