Dam Burst Floods Lee Area Killing One Man
An earth dam failure released a wall of water four miles from Lee Massachusetts killing Edward Gage 61 whose home was swept 1000 feet across a highway. Mrs Olive Cordinier 60 is missing after her house was torn in half and swept away. Initial damage estimated at 10 million dollars as two days of heavy rain swollen rivers and streams across New England.
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Thomas treatment offers free baldness consultation
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Coalition backs Kennedy and McCarthy if Nixon stance shifts
Rocky' 8 backers form coalition pledging support for Kennedy or McCarthy for the Democratic nomination if Nixon's Vietnam policy changes. Hatfield stresses country over party. News analyses show Johnson's renomination risk, with delegate tallies from Newsweek and The New York Times. Shriver and Harriman offer contrasting support, while McCarthy and Kennedy campaigns gauge grass roots funding and California primary influence.
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Florida Hits Record Lows As Cold Snap Grips State
Temperatures plummeted across Florida with north winds bringing snow to Pensacola and a series of record lows. Tallahassee fell to 28, Miami airport to 52, and Jacksonville and Tampa set late season marks.
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Shriver Says He Won't Campaign for Kennedy
Sargent Shriver announced he would not campaign for his brother in law Senator Robert F. Kennedy despite his recent appointment as ambassador to France by President Johnson. Speaking after arriving from Spain with wife Eunice and their three children, Shriver said his diplomatic post limits his political involvement. Mrs. Shriver plans to campaign for Kennedy during her visits to the United States before she heads to France.
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Kennedy Faces Wild Crowds in California Swing
Senator Kennedy drew large, frenzied crowds across Northern and Southern California. Spectators shouted support and pressed toward him as police struggled to control traffic jams and ensure safety outside Griffith Park and in other venues.
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Budget battle over state tax surcharge within legislature
Hughes aims to push a budget bill toward a printer's desk as lawmakers clash over cutting a 20 percent surcharge on state personal income tax. Rockefeller seeks a 15 percent cut. Senate Finance Committee chair Warren Anderson withholds figures as Hughes and Lombardi seek details to guide further opposition or support.
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Israelis spurn UN resolution on Thursday raid into Jordan
The UN Security Council narrowly approved a compromise resolution condemning Israel for a raid 16 miles into Jordan during the cease fire period of the June conflict. It deplores violent incidents, calls on Israel to desist from actions contravening the cease-fire, and notes the council may consider further steps.
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U S Report Details Sizable Sampan Strikes in Mekong Delta
U S helicopter gunships and fighter bombers say they have destroyed 114 sampans and damaged 50 more carrying weapons and food to Viet Cong in the Mekong Delta over three days. Five notable targets include an enemy base camp near the Cambodian border and a battalion-size movement near La Dee. The operations, part of a broader push to curb sampan traffic, followed later by two U S Marines helicopters shot down near Khe Sanh.
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Britain Faces Fresh Money Maker Shortage
London UPI reports Britain grapples with another financial strain as the Royal Mint struggles to recruit workers to produce currency, issuing urgent ads for labor to keep up with demand.
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Tornado Strikes Vientiane Wrecks Airport Fleet
A powerful tornado tore through Vientiane Sunday night causing massive damage with no confirmed casualties. Officials reported 31 aircraft destroyed or heavily damaged at the airport, including 17 American Airlines planes used for rice shipments,military evacuations, and refugee relief missions.
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Mandarin Seen as World Language Leader
United Press International notes Mandarin is the most used language globally with about 50 million speakers in mainland China.
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