West Heat Bags Plains as Floods Tempers North
Floods left thousands homeless across six Western states while arctic cold froze the Northeast. A heat wave stretched into its third day in the southern plains as fog reduced midwest visibility halting air travel in Iowa and Montana. Sub-freezing temps brought snow to North Carolina Virginia and Maryland with up to 2 inches. Snow and freezing drizzle crusted North Dakota highways, and California Idaho Nevada Colorado Utah and Wyoming reported nearly 5,000 homeless, including 3,600 in Idaho.
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U S Rejects Summit in Geneva Talks Move
U S rejected Khrushchev’s call for a summit disarmament meeting. Rusk urged systematic, hard negotiations and said the summit start is not ready. Meanwhile floods and weather spread chaos from Los Angeles to Ohio and Virginia as guards aided disaster areas and schools closed.
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Medinas
Storm death toll reaches twenty in California flood
Los Angeles area faces a deadly post-storm period as heavy rains and mudslides claim about 20 lives. Homes and roads across Hollywood Hills and lowland districts suffer widespread damage with millions in losses. Officials consider disaster declaration to unlock federal aid.
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Where To Turn Flood Data Requested
Army Engineers begin study of flood conditions in the Black River area as data requests prompt the Avon Lake Commoner and other sections to report on local impacts. Readers see municipal and court notices, market reports, and suburban calendar items amid a collage of civic and social notes.
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DiSalle Calls for Tax Increase to Fund Education
Governor Michael V. DiSalle addressed Oberlin students urging Ohio to raise taxes within the current system to boost education funding. He argued state share lags in highways and welfare, noting rising school age children and operating costs require a broader tax program while opposing a state income tax and favoring local options.
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Bey
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City by City Segregation Charge Challenged by NAACP
United Press International reports education officials citing city by city segregation issues across Illinois New Jersey Ohio and Michigan. NAACP leaders including Roy Wilkins press for federal action amid protests in Englewood Newark and Detroit while schools face district realignments and alleged gerrymandering in court filings.
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Weather: Partly cloudy with mild temp change expected
Northeast Ohio forecast shows partly cloudy skies with a slight rise or fall in temperatures to the high twenties. Tonight turns mostly cloudy with rain likely and a chance of snow. temperatures dip to the low to mid twenties.
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Space Shot On Track For Tomorrow In Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS Space officials pressed ahead with plans to launch astronaut John H Glenn Jr into orbit despite unsettled Atlantic weather that could affect recovery operations. Ground teams ran through pre flight checks as Lt Col Powers said all systems are go ready with launch not earlier than Wednesday. Weather forecasts remained uncertain for more than a few hours due to sea conditions near the recovery area.
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