Rain and high winds sweep Midwest with tornado damage
Severe thunderstorms and heavy rains lashed the Midwest with tornadoes causing extensive damage across Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and Missouri. Three killed torrents of rain flooded cities including St Louis and Jacksonville evacuation orders and Coast Guard rescues followed.
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Springfield
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Jacksonville
Michigan
Wisconsin
Red Cross
Montmorency County
Mich
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Valley Park
Coast Guard
Weather Bureau
Nude Blonde Creates A Stir In Fresno
A nude woman wanders Fresno drawing deputies. She provides no identity clues. After 2 1/2 hours officials are told by Mrs. William H. Shaw that Betty Ann Murray, 3, is missing from her bed.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Arthur E. Tabler
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Electrical Workers Elect Kuykendall as business manager
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 266 in Phoenix chose A. J. Kuykendall as business manager and financial secretary for a two year term. F. M. Jack Carter was elected president and Grover Black became vice president, with the local representing 850 members.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
A. J. Kuykendall
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F. M
Jack) Carter
Grover Black
Restaurant Owner To Be Arraigned In Federal Court
Tucson restaurant owner John F. Giuffre proprietor of Li l Johns Case at 401 N 6th Ave was indicted by a federal grand jury in March and charged with five counts of income tax evasion His attorney Lawrence D Antonio says he will plead not guilty at arraignment Also scheduled are W T Bradbury Joe Henry Ingram William Charles Lewis for Dyer Act violations Robert Walker Tony Oddonette and Anastacia Garcia Mark for liquor law violations and Aaron W Frazier and Henry Lee Butler for narcotic offenses.
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James A. Walsh
Federal District Court
John F. Giuffre
Li'l John’s
N. 6Th Ave
Lawrence D’antonio
Giuffre
W. T. Bradbury
Joe Henry Ingram
William Charles Lewis
Robert Walker
Tony Oddonette
Anastacia Garcia Mark
Aaron W. Frazier
Henry Lee Butler
Crossword puzzle across and down clued questions
A large mixed list of crossword clues with across and down entries including geography names, professions, and common terms. Several entries refer to people such as Bur Murray and General Bradley, plus items like Steamer and Lagoon related terms. The page presents clues for a historical puzzle with no coherent article narrative.
$50 Investment Creates Millionaire
Santa Ana headline notes Donald Ellis Simon, aged 21, now a multi millionaire from a $50 trust fund started in 1936 by Norton Simon of Hunt Foods. Arlington stock grown through mergers yielded 166,551 Hunt Foods shares valued at about $2.64 million. final accounting released by Judge Raymond H. Thompson.
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Donald Ellis Simon
Young Simon
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Norton Simon
Hunt Foods Co
Fullerton
Arlington Canning Co
Arlington Co
Harold Brooks
Los Angeles
Arlington
Hunt Foods, Inc
Brooks
United Press
Raymond H. Thompson
Council Takes Up Rezoning and Housing Law
City Council will discuss five rezoning cases and a draft minimum housing ordinance at the Monday meeting. Public hearings on rezoning are planned, with five applications from Whiting Brothers Lumber Yards P M Lewis Millard Durham Sister Mary Fidelma and Edithe Young. The council will also consider liquor license transfers, improvement district matters, and bids for the Desert Highlands sewer project. The housing ordinance, prepared over 24 years, is described as less stringent and a new public hearing may be scheduled before action.
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19Th Street
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Belvedere Blvd
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Mary Fidelma
Franklin St
Main Ave
Edithe Young
7Th Avenue
Adams and
Drachman Streets
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Porter W. Homer
Homer
Inadequate Care for Retarded Children Described in Arizona
Dr. Joseph Lerner, at Arizona State College, says only about one in twenty mentally retarded Arizona children can receive training. He cites 10–18 classes in Phoenix and Tucson, and plans for a 600-bed facility at the Arizona Children's Colony in Coolidge. He notes district fragmentation limits public facilities, some private schools emerging, and gradual progress toward broader help.
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Arizona
Coolidge
Joseph Lerner
Arizona State College
Lerner
Phoenix
Tucson
Billion Dollar Pie Shapes A Turbulent Stock Week
This week in stock market history featured a billion-dollar gain tied to the Presidents illness, with industrials at a 10 month high. The Dow Jones averages ended with gains across all sectors and a strong S and P 500 finish, while activity boosted weekly sales to over 13 million shares and multiple leaders reported notable advances.
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Narcotics Case Jurisdiction Fight Over Prohibition Writ
The Harris narcotics case saw a jurisdiction dispute as a writ prohibiting Justice of the Peace Johnson from hearing a motion was challenged. Atty Maurice Stern seeks dismissal for lack of due process, while Podret argues justice court lacks jurisdiction after Harris’s Superior Court arraignment. Harris pleads not guilty to unlawful possession. trial set for June 28. The warrant for the search was issued by Johnson to state agent Peter San Angelo.
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Maurice M. Stern
Prohibition
Superior Court
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Stern
Justice Court
Jack I. Podret
Podret
Johnson
Peter San Angelo
Killer Gets 35-40 Year Prison Term
Daniel Cox, 21, of Arkansas, was sentenced by Judge Rent Jennings to not less than 35 years nor more than 40 years for the 1954 murder of John F. Bynum in Mohave County. Cox pleaded guilty to second degree murder as jurors were selected for first degree charges.
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Arkansas
John F. Bynum
Hayward
Calif
Daniel Cox
Arizona State
Maricopa County
Rent Jennings
Cox
Jennings
Mohave County
Car Stickers Mistakenly Tie To Bostitch Plant
East Greenwich Rhode Island officials of the Chamber of Commerce were embarrassed after opening a package of 500 stickers for a new six million dollar plant. The stickers read Boostich Days June 23 29 and were intended for the Bostitch Company. Officials will display the stickers as is because it is too late to order replacements.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Mirror Kills Man in Chester Collision
Carmelo Vaccaro aged 68 died at Chester Hospital from a skull fracture after stepping between parked cars and being struck by a car’s side view mirror. The incident occurred in Chester, Pennsylvania, yesterday.
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Carmelo Vaccaro
Skeletal Giant Labeled Absurd by Filipino Anthropologist
Filipino anthropologist Dr. Inocencio Maddela dismissed reports of a 174-foot skeletal giant found in Cagayan Province as absurd. He and other scientists believe the bones belong to a dwarf elephant species, noting the discovery would affect views on the Philippines once being part of the Asian mainland.
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Inocencio B. Maddela
Philippine Anthropological Society
United Press
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Maddella
Philippines
Public Auction of Unserviceable County Equipment
Pima County offers for bid a collection of old trucks trailers and miscellaneous material deemed unserviceable at the Highway Yards Tucson Arizona. Bids may be for the whole or parts with the county reserve and bid review process noted by a June 1987 deadline. The notice appears with other legal notices including environmental and zoning items.
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Pima County
South &Th Avenue
Tucson
Arizona
of Su
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Oklahoma celebrates semi centennial expo opens with rain
Oklahoma City marks the 50th statehood anniversary as Gov. Gary opens the fair with a tomahawk chop. Mickey Rooney and Dorothy Lamour headline the grandstand show. Russia’s ambassador Zarubin attends amid nine other foreign exhibits. Rain interrupts last night’s events as 15 000 visitors toured the grounds.
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Raymond Gary
Tecumseh
Russia
United States
G. N. Zarubin
International House
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