Miami Tornado Strikes Florida Injuring Over One Hundred
A tornado hit Miami during a severe storm injuring at least 109 people and causing more than a million dollars in damage. The cyclone touched down at Coconut Grove and tracked through western Miami, sweeping across 42 causeways toward Miami Beach and damaging several homes. Rains accompanied the winds with up to three inches falling in an hour, and forecasters warned of continuing heavy rain and potential local flooding.
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Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Beulah
Mexican
Brownsville
Tex
Gulf
Florida Peninsula
Deep Gulf
Coconut Grove
Miami
Miami Beach
Bayfront
West Palm Beach
Tampa
E.d.t
Weather Bureau
Central
South Florida
Suit challenges DiSalle retirement order in Columbus
Seven year state worker Edward L. Ramsey sues Gov. Michael V. DiSalle seeking to block the 70 year mandatory retirement policy for the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation examiners. Ramsey argues he is physically and mentally qualified and approved for retention, contesting the board’s retirement directive.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSelle
DiSalle
Edward L. Ramsey
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Ramsey
BWC
James Young
DiSelie
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Fair today tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures Friday. Highs 68 to 73 and lows 48 to 53. Wednesday temperature range 34 to 69, similar to a year ago 46 to 71. No precipitation in the last 24 hours. Lake Erie winds northeast 14 to 18 mph increasing tonight. Sunrise 5 53 am sunset 9 53 pm.
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Ohio
D. T
E. da. T
Lake Erie
Side By Side Families Mark Triple Fifth Anniversary
Three couples who share Stanford Avenue homes celebrate their fifth anniversary on June 19. Douglas and Fritzi Maddock, David and Irma Jacobs, and Gerald and Sharon Given all married on the same date in 1939 and moved into adjacent houses within weeks. Each couple has two children. the Maddocks welcomed a daughter days before the observance.
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Stanford Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gerald Given
Douglas Maddock
David Jacobs
David
Irma Jacobs
Gerald
Jerry
Sharon Given
Jerry Given
Sharon
Sharon Chada
Phil Beard
Columbia City
Ind
Beard
Alexandria
Phi
Jessie Beard
Air Force
Douglas
Fritzi Maddock
Frankfurt
Germany
Doug
Frizzi
Sumter
S.C
Maddocks
Cherxil Lymn
Jir Maddock
The
Ridge Tool Co
Jacobs
Western Automatic Machine
Irma
Laurie
Cindy
Jeff
Claudia JS
Inlandia Backers Denounce New Ohio Zone Plan
Inlandia backers attack a proposed Northern Ohio trade zone centered on Toledo and Cleveland. C C Wood says the plan lacks legal and moral foundation as Senate leaders push a bill to seek federal approval. The dispute threatens Ohio's stake in Great Lakes zone competition and regional jobs.
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Columbus
UPD
Inlandia
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Bellefontaine Examiner
C. C. Wood
Senate
Frank W. King
Toledo
Shelby Air Force Depot
Wood
Great Lake States
Woods
U.S
Cleveland
Ashta
Bila
Newsprint Use Sets Record For U.S. Papers
New York reports the American Newspaper Publishers Assn says U.S. newspapers used 484 186 tons of newsprint in May the highest monthly total on record. ANPA estimates total U.S. consumption at 645 582 tons and notes record first five months in 1959 while stocks on hand or en route are at a three year low.
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New York
UPD
Americani
Assn
ANPA
U.S
Association
JFISH FRY FRIDAY AT ST JOSEPH SCHOOL
Community notes announce a fish fry at St Joseph School Friday from 6:30 to 7 PM with carry out available. Proceeds support school activities and dining is open to the public.
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Jfish Fry
St. Joseph School
Attempts To Cut Aid Bill Beaten
Washington reports the House defeated several attempts to reduce the foreign aid bill. Key votes included a 103 to 101 decision against slicing 14 million from military aid and defeats of amendments from Reps Bentley and McGovern. The panel trimmed Eisenhower’s request by 267 million dollars and kept development loan funds at 100 million.
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Washington
UPD
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House
Foreign Artifairs Committee
Morgan
Ren. Alvin
iBentley
R-Mich
Bentley
America
George&. McGovern
D-S.c
Foreign Affairs Committee
Mil- Harvard Morgan
Armistead Selden
D-Ala
Leonard G. Wolf
D-Iown
Termite Salesmen Indicted in Arlington Case
Edwin H. Chapman Edgar W. Chapman and William Odum were indicted in Arlington Virginia on charges they carried termites to homes or potential clients. The UPI report notes the three salesmen face criminal counts related to their pest control practices.
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Arlington, Va
UPI
D—Exterminator
Edwin H. Chapman
Edgar W. Chapman
William Odum
Elevator worker dies after 10 foot fall at Monroeville silo
Arthur Lieber a 62 year old Monroeville Cooperative Grain Co. elevator employee died after falling ten feet while loading a silo chute onto a B and O Railroad car on Sandusky Street siding. He suffered a fractured skull and was pronounced dead at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. The death was ruled accidental by the coroner. Lieber, a 15 year veteran, lived with his brother Clarence and leaves two sisters and several brothers. Services are set for Saturday at Drake Mortuary with burial at Riverside Cemetery.
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Monroeville
Arthur Lieber
Monroeville Cooperative Grain Co
B. and O
Sandusky St
Leon Hay
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Lieber
Monroeville Coop
Clarence
Congregational Community Church
Alfred Leitz
Aiis
Anthony Brown
Gus
Sandusky
Fred
Bellevue
Walter
Colorado
Clifford
Collins
Drake Mortuary
Surial
Riverside Cemetery
Session Postponed As Russia Seeks Extra Day
In Geneva Russia asked for 24 hours more to respond to the Western plan for Berlin. The request came from Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at a private lunch with British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd during a secret Big Four session.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Selwyn Lloyd
Herter
Gromyko
Moscow Radio
Showdown Near Lloyd Confers With Herter and Couve de Murville
The telephone talks involve Secretary of State Christian Herter and French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville. They will grant the Russians one more day to respond and decide if the Geneva conference will fail after six weeks of bargaining or if a Berlin formula could enable a summit meeting.
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Lloyd
Christian Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Berlin
Radio Moscow
West Berlin
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Gromyko
Steel Talks On In Dozen Rooms
In New York 12 major steel companies and union officials met in the Roosevelt Hotel in private rooms as negotiations continued toward a national steel strike showdown. Top level talks resume Friday with McDonald and Cooper leading their sides amid Eisenhower’s refusal to intervene.
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Steel
New York
UPI
Roosevelt Hotel
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
R. Conrad Cooper
Ware
Eisenhower
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Later Statistics
United Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Wheeling Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Armco Steel
Inland Steel
Allegheny Ludlum
Colorado Fuel Jand Iron
Kaiser Steel
Navy Secrecy Shrouds Pilot After MiG Attack
In Tokyo the U S Navy removed Lt Cmdr Donald R Mayer from view as it pursued a secret investigation into the Communist MiG attack on his patrol plane Tuesday.
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Tokyo
UPS
US. Navy
Donald R. Mayer
Mystery Pictures Claim Alleged by Japanese Paper Amid War Plane Attack
Asahi Evening News reported a crew member photographed an AIG during a strike while U S Navy headquarters in Yokosuka said no pictures were official. Mayer claimed one photograph existed but未 developed. The incident left questions over missing guns and parts and the plane's exact national origin remained unclear.
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Asahi Evening News
U.S. Navy
Yoikosuka
Spqheimian
Washington
Asahi
Mayer
Elstia
United Fandangeddatie
Lorain County
Acascecereteceseusees Ase
Navy
Pentagon
Frederic
Withington
LU. S. Naval J
Japan
Fentagon
Yokosuka
Queen and Duke Begin Six Week Canada Royal Visit
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh depart London on Comet IV for a six week trip to Canada. They plan to meet President Eisenhower and christen the St. Lawrence Seaway with uncertain first landing options, possibly Argentia Newfoundland, as weather delays adjust plans.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Seaway
Chicago
British Overseas Airways
Argentia
Newfoundland
Torbay
Queen
American Explorer Reaches Antarctica in 1840
Commander Charles Wilkes becomes first recorded visitor to the Antarctic continent in 1840. The article also mentions classified ad contact numbers for the Chronicle-Telegram in Elyria and Lorain.
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Antarctic
Charles Wilkes
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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Police Department of Radio Ruites
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Ment
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Donald E. Corder
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Corder
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