Oklahoma Town Hit By Flood
Heavy rains across northern Oklahoma prompted evacuations as the Caney River rose, flooding Bartlesville porches and forcing relocation for up to 100 families while other regions faced drought and scattered storms. Tornadoes near Fort Worth caused no damage as a broad weather pattern lingered.
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Bartlesville
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Midwest
Middlewestern
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Springfield
Atlanta
Nebraska
Dakotas
Texas
Arkansas
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Fort Worth
Weather Bureau
Mid-Atlantic
New England
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Central Plains
Florida
Carolinas
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Great Lakes
New Hospital Planned for Mentally Ill in Northeastern Ohio
Dr. Robert A. Haines, mental hygiene director, announced Apple Creek State Hospital near Wooster will become a receiving center for the mentally retarded. A new 1,500-bed facility for the mentally ill is planned in Northeastern Ohio at a cost of 150 million dollars, with Apple Creek to transfer patients and expand capacity for the retarded. Apple Creek was built for the retarded but has recently housed the mentally ill. funds were requested to build both institutions.
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Columbus State School
Haines
Ohio
Apple Creek
Trapped Fugitive Ends Life in Hollywood Shootout
Fresno mill worker Robert Kilmer, 27, sought since the slaying of Mary Ann Prestridge, killed himself as police stormed his Fresno hideout near Samuel Goldwyn Studios. Don Decker, a friend, testified Kilmer admitted the double role in the case and described the lovers lane meeting before the fatal confrontation observed by about 1,000 onlookers.
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Hollywood
UPI
Loling
Robert &. Kilmer
Fresno
Calif
Mary Ann Prestridge
Inglewood
Don Decker
Kilmer
Decker
Samuel Goldwyn Studios
USW Gets Support From Brussels For Strike
BRUSSELS UPD The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions today expressed full moral support for striking American Steelworkers.
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Brussels
UPD
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
No Early Steel Pact Seen By U S Mediator
U S mediator Conrad Cooper rejected any quick steel pact as Eisenhower declined Taft Hartley invocation for now. Industry and auto sectors brace for impact, with stockpiles held by steel users and producers differing in estimates, while coal and trucking face layoffs and households tighten budgets amid the strike.
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Conrad Cooper
Eisenhower
American Steel Warehouse Assn., Inc
National Assn. of
Russians Back Down On Demand In Berlin Talks
The Soviet Union refuses secret sessions unless East Germany joins as a full partner. Gromyko meets Liord and Hammarskjold as Western leaders weigh UN involvement in the Berlin crisis. France backs the US plan but Britain and West Germany oppose quick moves toward a summit amid fears of compromising four power control. West Berlin tensions rise as Mayor Brandt sends a memorandum criticizing allied positions.
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Andrei Gromyko
East Germany
Gromyko
Selwyn Liord
Germany
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Russia
Berlin
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Fragmentary 1959 newspaper legal notice from Eltria Ohio
An incomplete OCR legal notice lists publishing details for a Eltria Ohio paper, with pricing figures per year and nearby areas. The text mentions a daily publication schedule except Sundays, a printing company address in Eltria, and various rates including 19,680 elsewhere and 17.06 in Ohio, plus 15.00 for one item.
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Pubi@hinge Co
Ham Ave
Eltria Ob Secona
Priviteces
Eltria Ohio
Carrig
Wresh
Ohio
Israelis Kill 2 Egyptians Along Border
Israel news reports an army patrol in the western Negev desert killing two Egyptians and capturing one after an exchange of fire when the Egyptians fired at a patrol. The wounded Egyptian was captured. the patrol suffered no casualties. The Egyptians were identified as Fedayeen commandos.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPN
Negev
Mauipment
Fedayeen
Action Against Union Studied
Philadelphia television station WRCV said NBC was examining union liability after strikers damaged a station camera in Trenton. The incident followed USW President David J. McDonald’s refusal to answer a reporter and demand to destroy the film.
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Philadelphia
UPS
United Steelworkers Union
Trenton
WRCV
National Broadcasting Co
USW
David J. McDonal
AFL-CIO Attacks Gov Over Tax Burden and Worker Bills
AFL-CIO criticizes the governor for leadership on tax burden while failing to secure strong worker protections in Ohio. The article outlines proposed increases in death benefits to 115000 plus 1000 per dependent, officials included in coverage, and a higher minimum for totally disabled workers, though funded gaps exist. Yoder-led amendments scuttled labor's plan to clear a court backlog, while a Senate move to aid local schools faced objections about widening inequality. The Senate also advanced a governor bill to let private groups seek federal authority for foreign trade zones in Ohio by a 22 to 8 vote, meeting the two-thirds threshold for initial legislation.
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Ohio
Yoder
Afl-Cio
Senate
Death penalty sought in Ohio girl's dorm attack case
District Solicitor Robert Swain will seek the death penalty for Patricia Dennis 21 of Cleveland in a first degree burglary capital offense. Dennis admitted attacking Rosa Watterson at Guilford College with a hatchet in a jealous rage. Watterson was struck four times and remained near death for days before recovering.
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Asheville
N.C
UPI
Robert Swain
Ohio
Patricia Dennis
Cleveland
North Carolina
Raleigh
Miss Dennis
Rosa Watterson
Guilford College
Warren Wilson College
Swannanoa
Miss Watterson
Needles Heat Record Sets U S Temperature Benchmark
The highest temperature in the United States on Wednesday reached 112 degrees at Needles California while Fraser Colorado reported 38 degrees as the coolest morning reading. The extreme heat highlighted regional temperature disparities across the country.
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New York
United States
Needles
Calif
Fraser, Colo
Union Monitors Seek Authority to Investigate Hoffa Era
Union watchdog monitors will ask a federal judge for power to probe rank and file complaints against Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and lieutenants. The move follows Senate testimony labeling Hoffa a fountain head of corruption and a plan to revise rules governing complaints. Two new monitors, Daniel B. Maher and Lawrence T. Smith, will attend.
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William J. Eaton Washington
UPI
Teamster Union
James R. Hoffa
John L. McClellan
Senate
Hoffa
Tors
F. Dickinson Letts
Washington
Daniel B. Maher
New York City
Lawrence T. Smith
U.S. Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Congress Studies Complaints Soldiers Used As Servants
Washington reports the House armed services sub committee questioned Asst. Defense Secretary Charles C. Finucane on enlisted men assigned as servants. Rep. Frank Kowalski cited a Defense Department study showing at least 20,000 soldiers in roles such as stewards and chauffeurs, arguing manpower could be saved by cutting such duties.
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Congress
Washington
UPC
House
Armed Services
Defense
Charles C. Finucane
Finucane
Frank Kowalski
D-Conn
Kowalski
Defense Department
Pentagon
Convicts to go back to Brushy Mountain mine
PETROL Tenn. (UPI) Convict miners who took part in a 31 hour revolt at Brushy Mountain State Prison will return to the mine Monday. Assistant Warden Jack Cromer said other convicts worked in two other prison mines Wednesday while 96 rebels remained at the prison as dynamite experts disarmed 11 booby traps found deep in No. 7 mine.
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Petrol. Tenn
UPI
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Jack Cromer
No. 7
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