Dallas Tornado Toll Tops 15 Dead in Two States
Tornadoes swept Dallas and nearby towns killing 15 people and injuring 214 as 94 houses were wiped out and 700 damaged. In Oklahoma five died and 12 were injured in twisters near Little City and Durant. widespread damage followed in Melissa and Anna.Emergency services at Parkland hospital operated under a Civil Defense plan amid gas leaks and power outages.
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Sam Brown Jr
Mary
Dallas
Elena Hatley
Oklahoma
Little City
Durant
Weather Bureau
Jace
Pans
Tex
North Central
Melissa
Anna
Parkland Hospital
Kennedy Starts Union Probe In New York and Chicago
Kennedy launches a personal probe into alleged union corruption in New York City and Chicago as he reviews Teamsters finances. He plans to question witnesses in public sessions, focusing on Dave Beck and Nathan Shefferman while extending inquiries into Seattle.
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Kennedy
N.Y
Chicago
Washington
INS
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters Union
New York City
Seattle
Senate
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
Nathan Shefferman
Shefferman
John McClellan
D) Ark
McClellan
Ncome
Afl-Cio
Chi
Teamster Officials Silent On Beck Break
The Internal Revenue Service referred its Beck probe to the Justice Department for possible prosecution. Beck's Senate testimony and a secret executive meeting are described as the Teamster Executive Committee discussed a public relations push, with reports of a $150 000 to $200 000 budget and Beck and Einar Mohn the sole supporters of a separate truth campaign.
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Internal Revenue Service
Beck
Justice, Department
Department
Senate
Teamster Executive Committee
Einar Mohn
Ohio Senate Passes Water Survey Bill Amid Snowbound Plight
In Columbus the Ohio Senate advanced a bill to create a nine member Ohio Water Survey Committee appointed by the governor to study the state's water problems and urge legislation. Gov. ONeill backs the plan as maps of the stormy Plains show a damp path to western states.
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Denver
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Rocky Mous
William Tyrrell
Eaton
Ohio Water Survey Committee
William O’neill
Wimong
Colorado
New Mexico
U.S
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Plains States
Senate
Rocky Mountains
Oakdniitsley Collins
R-tronton
Pueblo
Torado Springs
House Commerce Jand Transportation Committee
Ohio
House
State Board of Building Standards
Robert E. Karmiski
Karmiski
Bucyrus
Galt
Rep
Ray Miller
Pauling
Sen
JC. Lee Mantle
Painesville
Democrats Oppose Quick Vote On Repeal Of State Pay Raises
Democrats oppose a fast vote to repeal state pay raises for top state officials and cabinet members. Bartunek of Cleveland cites party unity as a barrier to suspending Senate rules, while O Neill pushes for full hearings and a broader revenue focus. The Senate skews 12 Democrats to 22 Republicans with fears of new taxes and staffing costs.
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Bartunek
O'Neill
C. William
J O'Neill
Senate
Joseph Year
Cleveland
Knowland Calls For Foreign Policy Debate In Cold War Tactics
Senate Leader Knowland urges a major debate on U S foreign policy as Congress weighs the administration's foreign aid program and a treaty to join an atoms for peace agency. He warns aid to satellites could indirectly aid the Soviet Union and questions salaries and staffing amid governance salary cuts.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Policy
Irepublican
William FF
Senate
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Knowland
Europe
Knowand
GOP
California
Rus
O'Neil
Aia
U.S
Wiliam Saxbe
Five Dead As Storm Rages Across Colorado and Wyoming
Five deaths linked to the storm two traffic fatalities and three heart attack victims. Colorado Springs faced power outages forcing emergency generators. Snow blanketed Pueblo Denver and surrounding counties with 17 inches in Denver and up to 40 inches in Wyoming. Schools and public meetings canceled. trains and buses disrupted. aid and disaster status activated.
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Red Cross
Civil Defense Agency
Colorado Springs
Wyoming
Denver
Weather Bureau
Medina and Portage County Bingo Shutdown
Medina and Portage counties halted bingo games Tuesday night amid legal confusion. Prosecutor H D Darnley and Sheriff Steve Bell ordered Medina venues off, while Prosecutor Robert Cook and Sheriff Ross Dustman shut down Portage County games until the governor clarifies status.
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Portage
Wadsworth
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Medina County
H. D. Dannley
Steve Bell
Robert Cook
Ross Dustman
Portage County
Cook
Dustman
Interstate dog napping sparks Ohio House debate on research dogs
Ohio legislators reviewed a bill to allow universities and research institutes to acquire dogs condemned in pounds without licenses. Proponents cited medical advances from dog experiments and personal stories, while opponents warned of interstate trafficking and ethics concerns.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio House Health Committee
Harold Oyster
Washington
Hook
Ohio
Indiana
Max Howard
J. Frank McClure
Ashland
Finance Committee
McClure
Ohio State University
Eric Ogden
OSU
Two Injured as Train Strikes Truck in Crossing
A truck driver and a second man were injured when a northbound train struck a truck at a crossing. Witnesses said the crossing angle may have hindered visibility and speed estimates ranged up to 40 mph. Police report both men did not see the approaching train before the collision.
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London
INS
Geoffrey
Lawrence
John Bodkin Adams
Cleveland Mother Kills Two Daughters Then Herself
Police report a distressed mother, Katherine Flynn, 43, who had been treated for a nervous breakdown, drowned her two daughters, Mara and Christina, ages 8, and then killed herself in a bathtub. Her older son Nicholas, 10, found the bodies. another son Ray, 8, later confessed to stealing to support the family. The tragedy occurred after Flynn spent time in two hospitals and was released in February.
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Lawrence
Katherine
Flynn
Nicholas
Thomas Vanderwyst
Parma Heights
Fike Laspeter
Vic
Tims
Vanderwyst
Ray
Mara
Christina
Maria
N. Y
Chilean President orders forceful action against riotous protests
President Carlos Ibanez vowed to shoot if needed to stop rioting and looting that erupted over a bus fare increase. Six killed, 158 injured as authorities threatened to close newspapers and radio stations. fare hike suspended to calm unrest. Police and soldiers clashed with mobs, robberies and arson reported.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Ibanez
Washington
N'8
Busi Ibanez
Allness
Wendell 8
Barnes
Dallas
Texas
Oyce
National Congress
Police Chief Ticketed For Parking Overtime
Hermosa Beach California police chief Frank Harlow received a parking ticket after leaving his patrol car parked overnight in front of the police station on Tuesday.
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Hermosa Beach
Calif
Frank Harlow
Can Cancer Outcomes Improve With Early Detection
The message argues progress in cancer cure rates from one in four to one in three due to early detection. It urges personal vigilance for seven danger signals, asks for financial support to sustain research, and advises immediate medical checkups and donations to the American Cancer Society sent via mail.
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American Cancer Society
Focal Post Office
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