U.S. Backs Ide Nixon Kennedy Scores Maryland Win
A Maryland primary returns Kennedy about 73 percent of the vote, with Nixon defending peace and Khrushchev tactics. Kennedy cites strong Maryland support as a boost for Los Angeles delegates, while Nixon defends no-fly policy and warns against concessions to the Soviet Union. Humphrey’s West Virginia upset is noted as a political backdrop with Democrats dominating the field.
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Storms and tornadoes sweep nation with heavy hail and rain
Storms and tornadoes spread across several states, with wind gusts up to 60 mph and hail up to an inch in places. Showers and frosty conditions followed, damaging panes and scattering rain across wide regions from Oklahoma to the Northeast, including Pennsylvania counties and Johnstown.
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Khrushchev backs Roosevelt in U S election query
Paris dispatch notes Nikita Khrushchev saying Roosevelt was the only American he could have done business with and that Roosevelt's policy died with him. He urged the American people to decide the president, while hinting at his respect for Roosevelt’s influence.
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Acme Travel Crossroads Agency Location Note
ACME Travel Crossroads Agency appears in Harbor City near Lakewood Center on Pacific Coast Highway. The text lists addresses Harbor City DA 4530 and cross streets across from Lakewood Center 7480 WW. The fragment provides a business location descriptor rather than a full article.
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What you can do to avoid fatal accidents
Precaution tips and steps readers can take to reduce the risk of deadly incidents. Highlights practical actions, safety checks, and common hazards to watch for in daily activities. Encourages vigilance, preparation, and responsible behavior to protect lives.
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