Midwest Weather Eases After Torrential Rainstorms
Storm activity eased after outbreaks of torrential rains and wild storms across the Midwest. Western Nebraska and Kansas saw heavy thundershowers with winds to 50 mph, while a band drenched northern Ohio to the Carolinas. Montana firefighters contained a three day blaze in Glacier Park, burning 1300 acres.
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Ohio
New England
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Mississippi Valley
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Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Use Of Surplus To Feed Mental Patients Urged
Ohio State Senator Raymond Hildebrand urged dipping into a 38 million dollar state surplus to feed mental patients after Finance Director Skipton proposed cutting food budgets for mental hospitals. Hildebrand dismissed the move as political and said funds are already appropriated to cover essential food allocations.
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Bitter Battle Looms On Work-Right Issue In Ohio
Ohio faces a pro posed Right to Work amendment campaign with petitions validated to place the issue on the November ballot. Union leaders warn of a national test, while United Organized Labor of Ohio plans a $1 per member fundraising drive to oppose the measure as labor fights to block a open shop shift.
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Pets blamed for tuberculosis risk by international scientists
A UPI report from Stockholm notes an international committee warns that pets may spread tuberculosis to humans. The group cites dogs cats parrots and monkeys as possible sources of disease transmission amid other unclear details.
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Expert Says Russia May Have An Atomic Sub
London reports quote one of the world’s best informed naval authorities warning Russia could have an atomic submarine soon or may already possess one. The expert notes long development and cautions against underestimating Soviet naval design capabilities. Red Star hints submarines could match Nautilus feats, suggesting possible Russian progress.
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Red Star
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Young Spaniard Held In Brutal Paris Slaying
Paris police hold Vittorio Bengoa a young Spaniard awaiting trial for the murder of Irene Aweginzoll. Authorities say he confessed to smashing Aweginzoll's skull with a wine bottle and slashing her body with a foaming knife in one of Paris's most brutal recent killings.
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Reserve Board’s Action Cited As Proof Of Recession End
New York reports that the Federal Reserve reversed policy this week by approving a discount rate hike in San Francisco. The rate rose from 1% to 2%, signaling a shift in credit stance as banks borrow from the central bank.
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Inflation fears ease as credit tightens and output rises
The report notes higher borrowing costs to curb inflation and aims to slow overexpansion. The Federal Reserve, wary of inflationary pressure, signals tightening credit to support a gradual economic upturn. Durable goods firms, consumer spending, and early 0
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Jobless Benefits Dip to 1958 Low for Week End Aug 2
Washington reports 2,342,100 Americans drawing unemployment benefits for the week ending August 2, a new low for the year. Labor Department notes many exhausting their benefits as talks continue on a House compromise. Factory output rose in July, boosting hopes the downturn peaked in April. Senate Finance advances a debt ceiling rise to 283 billion with a one year limit.
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Meyner Blames GOP For Recession In Ohio Visit
Gov. Meyner charged the Republican party with causing the recession during a two week tour that included Ohio. He argued national policy missteps worsened inflation and downturns while urging careful use of tools to curb the economy. Economists warn the auto industry remains pivotal to any recovery and joblessness could rise if a strike occurs.
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Union Action Advised Against Hoffa Buddy
Reports say Senate and Teamsters monitors recommended a second week of inquiry into James R Brennan Hoffa ally, as court monitors praised some committee actions. The tumult centered on Hoffa's close associate and possible ouster moves within the Teamsters union.
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Senators Study Social Security Benefit Hike
Washington lawmakers pressed adjournment as the Senate tackled a Social Security benefit increase bill. Leaders aimed to pass the measure and related tax revisions to ease a midweek adjournment, while House support lingered on a farm bill and public assistance provisions.
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Four Young Women Die in Pennsylvania Crash
A collision on U S Route 126 near the Breezewood Interchange killed four young women from North Apollo and Washington D C. They were Susanna Marquandt 20 Joyce McCausland 19 Nancy Henry 18 and Shirley Swenson 20. Marquandt’s husband Phillip Marquandt was critically injured at Bedford County Memorial Hospital. The tractor trailer driver Ronald Marshall 30 of Columbus Ohio received minor injuries.
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Monitors urge strong action in Brennan probe at Teamsters hearing
Good Sign chairman McClellan and senator Mundt back aggressive steps as monitors urge charging Brennan with misusing funds and bringing the union into disrepute. They set a 60 day deadline and could seek a court order if the Teamsters balk. The panel questioned payments to Embrel Davidson for welfare funds work, while Brennan invoked the 5th Amendment amid a tense second week of hearings.
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Cleo's Winds Slow Down To 115 MPH
Hurricane Cleo weakens slightly to 115 mph as it drifts northward off the Atlantic. A reconnaissance plane fixes the center near 19.4 N, 50.1 W about 1 000 miles east-northeast of Puerto Rico, with forecasters noting a continued uncertain northward path.
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Weather to Bring Cooler But Wetter North East
The Weather Bureau forecasts the next 30 days will bring cooler temperatures in the northeast with above normal rainfall. The western half of the nation and the south Atlantic states face a hot spell. The outlook calls for drier conditions in the northwest and southern plains, with normal weather elsewhere.
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General Industries Strike Foods Tensions Over In-Plant Union Costs
The strike vote at General Industries shows about 90 percent of the 30 union members present voting to strike over the company proposal to make the union pay half of in-plant time spent on union matters. The company says the plan would not limit the chief steward but shifts costs for time spent on contract issues to the union. The dispute centers on non economic contract changes and time allocations for grievance processing with a current contract extended while talks continue.
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99 Believed Dead Before Plane Hit Sea
The Dutch KLM chief medical officer said autopsies show all 99 victims of the New York bound crash died before the aircraft hit the Atlantic. Dr Van Dinger noted brain bleeding and no burn marks, with other injuries appearing postmortem amid autopsies on 31 34 bodies before the inquest.
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Dandruff Blamed for Telephone Jam Problems
Chicago report quotes engineer Al Moore of Illinois Bell Telephone Co. blaming dandruff as a major cause of equipment jams at exchanges. He notes it is unfortunate the voice with a smile cannot also be bald.
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Attorney argues in defense as wife faces conviction
In Pomona California attorney Arlo Rickett argued eloquently in a red light case. Sentencing Monday will reveal cost to Rickett after his client, his wife Ruth Bates Rickett, was charged.
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