Flood Strikes Winslow Arizona Swamping City
A violent rainstorm flooded Winslow Arizona causing hospital evacuations and widespread damage. Seventeen patients were moved to high ground as 20 families fled southside flood waters five to six feet deep. Police report 13 feet of water in the underpass and heavy property damage downtown.
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Winslow
Ariz
Arizona
Winslow Memorial Hospital
National Guard
Winslow Tudtan Hospital
George Rockwell
Navajo Indian Reservation
Rockwell
Armory
Winslow Daily Mail
Southside
Two Car Crash Kills Seven Near Mexico Missouri
A two car crash on the outskirts of Mexico Missouri last night killed seven people. Among the dead were Doris Jane Karhoff 19 and her infant daughter Sue. Also killed were five men from across Arkansas Mississippi and New Mexico who worked for the Great Plains Construction Co laying a pipeline in the area.
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Mexico
Outskitta of Mexico
Doris Jane Karhoff
Sue
Waller
Mr. Stevenson
Arhadalphia
Ark
Robert M. Evans
Bay Springs
Miss
Ronald Kk. Ble
Montrose
Robert D. Kiestler
Robstown
Tex
D. L. Kiestler
Clovis
N. M
Roburt Kiestler
Great Plains Construction Co
Ikledge
Aldens May Merge in Exploratory Talks with Gamble-Shagma
Chicago based Aldens Inc and Gamble-Shagma of Minneapolis are in exploratory talks on a potential merger. Aldens directors meet in Chicago today to evaluate the step toward a possible deal.
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Aldens
Chicago
Aldens, Inc
Nd Gamble-Shagma
Minneapolis
Direct's
Goldwater Unity Drive Shows Cracks in GOP Support
In Hershey Pennsylvania the GOP unity push for Barry Goldwater shows lingering doubts among leaders. Eisenhower endorsed Goldwater and Miller while warning of possible uncertainties in the political program. Rockefeller urges caution over Birch Society ties and notes his campaigning history against Goldwater. Scranton hosts a productive meeting. Tomney and Percy back the ticket’s direction. In Washington Goldwater accuses Johnson of nuclear-armed crisis signals, while Rusk and McNamara deny the claim as irresponsible.
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Hershey
Barry Goldwater
Unity
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
William E. Miller
United States
Hisenhower
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
New York
Nelson A. Rockefsiley
Shn Khu Klan
Sai Rockefeller
Join Birch Society
Roger Welch
Society
Rockefeller
Charles A. Percy
Travis
Percy
Michigan
George Tomney
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert 5. McNaman
Sen. Goldwater
Food stamp bill seen as mixed blessing for aid plan
Washington reports the new permanent food stamp bill brings hoped for help to needy Americans and farmers but promises headaches for the Agriculture Department as it selects expansion areas and sets criteria after signing. The program currently runs a pilot in 40 counties and three cities with stamps usable at grocery stores.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Tov
Congress
Missouri Legislature May Act On Sales Tax
A special Missouri Legislature session may be called to counter expected sales tax revenue losses tied to two court decisions. If unresolved before the 1983 session, the state could lose as much as seven million dollars yearly. The Missouri Supreme Court and Cole County Circuit Court have ruled sales taxes cannot be collected on sales under thirty cents.
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Missouri
Gav Dal Dalton
St. Louis
Missouri Supreme Court
Cole County Circuit Court
Illinois Promoter Plans World Tour to Boost State
An elderly Illinois promoter, travel veteran, tours London sending goodwill letters from Governor to Lord Mayor. He funds a $2,000 trip himself and aims to showcase Illinois history and sites to attract visitors, stating Illinois is worth visiting and highlighting Abraham Lincoln country during his four hour layover.
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Toadm
London
Chamberlain
Second Street
Charleston
Minots
Tye
Miysell
Tanner
Chament Thirman
Paulist
Almerica
Europe
Team Lo
Frankfurt
Geneva
Caiyu
Singapore
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Honolulu
Civil Rights Law Restaurant Owner Fights To Stay Open
Atlanta and St Augustine reports detail Lester Maddox fighting to keep his Pieckrick restaurant segregated amid a federal order to serve Negroes, with show cause set for next Wednesday. In St Augustine, seventeen restaurants under a court order have served Negroes without incident after testing teams, while Goldwater campaign ties appear in signs.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Abeledi
Maddox
Piekrick
Tam
Augustine
Fla
St. Augustine
Goldwater
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
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Rockefelier
Eisenhower, Goldwater
Southern
U.S
Cgates
Linvis
Ifair
Illinois
Lincoln
Hugo L. Stack
Supreme Court
S.l Lest
Bowlin's
General Store
DeSoto, Ill
del Monte
Musselman’s Apple
AG Mustard
California
Minais
Carbondale
Connie Smith
St. Herrin
Epps Motors, Inc
Lake Road
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