Destructive Midwest Tornado Outbreak Hits Several Cities
Storms spawned tornadoes across Minnesota Iowa and nearby states causing deaths injuries and widespread damage. In Waseca Albert Lea and Crwatonna several homes were destroyed many damaged and dozens treated in hospitals. The Albert Lea area suffered major destruction including St John Home for the Elderly. Local guards and ambulances assisted as residents faced loss and fear while daylight saving time shifted routines and delayed danger awareness.
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Albert Lea
Elmer Manuel
Lucy
West Side
Waseca
John Ripple
George Willack
Art Rux
Rux
Clear Lake
Merton Bickford
Qwatonna
Freeborn
Harlan Holleschay
Shakopee
Minn
Wells
Herman Nehring
Clarks Grove
Michael Hessing
Alden
Girl Buttered res on Street Ends Tragic Night
A mystery crash on an Orange Coast street left Miss Pohl with jaw and skull fractures and other injuries after a car struck her and sped away. Police, aided by Bert Sabo of Redondo Beach, found belongings and a shoe at the scene as doctors moved her to Orange County Medical Center. Her mother, Jacqueline Pohl, notes she left home around 8 p.m. Saturday for a party. The case echoes through Long Beach as investigators pursue leads.
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Pohl
Orange County Medical Center
Fficer
Paul R. Park
Bert Sabo
Redondo Beach
Sabo
Park
Stewn
Bere Cosmetics
Orange Coast Coke Lolice
Miss Pohl
Jacqueline
Laguna Beach
Harper F
Long Beach
G. E. MeIntire
Tly
San Francisco
Heavy Smokers Suffer More Chronic Illness
The Public Health Service reported heavy cigarette smokers have about 33 percent more chronic conditions and lost work days than non-smokers. Data from 42,000 interviews show 72.1 percent of men who smoke two or more packs daily have one or more chronic conditions versus 37.1 percent of non-smokers. Among women, 57.1 percent of light smokers and 85.3 percent of heavy smokers report chronic conditions. The Tobacco Institute criticized the study as misleading. The service estimates 77 million lost work days would not occur if smokers matched non-smokers.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Queon
Willian H. Stewart
Stewart
The
Tobacco Institute, Inc
Claim Kill of U S Jets Over China
Hong Kong based radio reports two U S F4B Phantom jets were shot down over Kwangsi Province in China. The claim marks a second such report in a week with no independent confirmation.
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U.S
China
Hong Kong
UPI
Koking
Kwangsi Province
North Vietnam
Peking
Woman Parliament Leader Dies in Bonn
London report says Claudia Kosygin wife of the Soviet Premier has died of cancer in Moscow after months in the Kremlin hospital. The London Evening News cites a Moscow dispatch and notes Kosygin appeared at the Lenin mausoleum with Soviet leaders for May Day.
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London
Claudia Kosygin
Moscow
London Evening News
Kremlin
Alexei WN. Kosygin
Lenin Mausoleum
Snow and Wind Bring Snowy May to Britain
Snow, driven by strong winds, began May with low visibility on several main highways through the Central Pennine Mountains. A Royal Automobile Club spokesman warned of heavy ground snow, comparing it to winter, with reports also from Aberdeen and Liverpool.
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London
Britain
Pennine Mountains
Royal Automobile Club
Aberdeen
Scottish Highlands
Liverpool
Frogs Compete in 14th Del Mart Jump in San Diego
About 10,000 spectators saw 583 hoppers compete in eight hours at the Del Mart Frog Jump. Crofton Springer won with a single leap of 12 feet 10 inches, besting rivals from across California who arrived by car, bus, ambulance, and helicopter.
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San Diego
California
del Mart
oThe
Crofton Springer
Marines Fight Major North Vietnam Push Near DMZ
US forces clash with a strengthened North Vietnamese unit near the demilitarized zone as air power and sea strikes target Kep and Hoa Lac bases. The assault follows heavy losses to Marines on Hill 831 and Hill 881 while 133 Sunday missions mark the largest raid in six months.
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Saigon
Ups
North
U.S
South Vietnam
Aess
North Vietnam
7Th Fleet
da Nang
Thailand
U.S. Navy
Kep
Hanoi
Hoa Lac
Hill
Boder
Taos
Bien Hao
Hill 661
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
241St
P Ga
British Bandits Fake $2.1 Million in Gold Heist
In North London a royal blue van from the Royal Mint was ambushed in Bowling Green Lane. Three guards were injured, Mrs. Margaret Phipps aided by a housewife witness, and the bullion belonged to Rothschilds acting for the Bank of England, valued at 70 000 pounds. An alarm was raised by four elderly ladies returning from bingo.
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N,m, Rothschild and Sons
Kentish Town
Margaret Phipps
Royal Mint
London
Bowling Green Lane
Rothschilds
Bank of England
Opportunity for a business in Classified today
Classified station highlights a business startup opportunity with listings for potential entrepreneurs. Includes brief notes on available franchises and market ideas, urging readers to inspect the classifieds for specifics.
Tragic Ocean Accident Claims Two in San Pedro Cliff Scene
A 19 year old couple James and Dianne Smith from 4038 E Leventh St Apt B are killed after a large wave sweeps them during a walk at the base of the San Pedro cliffs. Larry Allen 21 and Patsy Elaine 18 were with them. Allen survived after lifeguards and Coast Guard rescue. Allen’s wife survived.
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James
Dianne Smith
Eleventh St
Apt. B
San Pedro
Larry Allen
Patsy Elaine
Allen
Smith
Vietnam
Smiths
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