Cows Pass Long Swimming Test
Springfield Nebraska farmer Henry Gottsch recounts a flood on his farm after a heavy rain as cows swam to safety through rising waters.
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Henry Gottsch
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
2
Cow herder Survives Flood When Cattle Swept Away
A herdsman who went to the pasture to round up 26 cows witnessed a wall of water sweep the herd downstream through fences and across a highway. He later recovered 24 cows. one cow rode 9 miles through a creek and the Platte River before being found in good condition.
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Platte River
Drachman Group Work Attacked by Fruchthendler
Former District 1 school board member Jacob Fruchthendler attacked the Oliver Drachman citizens committee at a three hour public hearing on District 1's $26.6 million budget. He urged the board to study district costs against educational programs and questioned the committee's size and its comparisons to other districts. Dr. Delbert Secrist defended the committee while noting the board weighs cost-cutting suggestions and may implement some.
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District 1
Oliver Drachman
Fruchthencher
Secrist
Drachman Committee
Fruchthendler
Tucson students named to UA College of Engineering dean list
Sixty two University of Arizona College of Engineering students are cited for second semester excellence by acting dean Leander W. Matsch. Thirty five from Tucson join nine with perfect averages, led by Jerald G. Graeme Stephen J. Phillips and Larry D. Scott, among others from Tucson.
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Paul A. Abolila
Richard D. Binkowski
Donald K. Blumenthal
George W. Bowden
Lee J. Cooper
Robert L. Dreher
Eric M. Ek
Maurice G. Free
Mark R. Golden
John R. Goltz
Robert Gonzalez
David A. Himes
Robert A. Jackson
Walter R. Jackson
Eduardo A. Leon
William W. Lyle
Donald R. McGraw
Clyde J. McLennan
Milo E. Mitterspaugh
James R. Patterson
Ray A. Reed
James G. Rider
Claire A. Schechter
Joseph H. Smith
Sigward H. Smith
Michael L. Sorey
John R. Sumner
Steven L. Tofel
Michael Tom
Donald D. Treadwell
Robert C. Weed Jr
Dennis J. Wells
May Water Use Tops Last Year's Volume
Tucson residents consumed 1.75 billion gallons in May, up from 1.68 billion in May 1963, lifting the 1962-43 fiscal year total to 13 billion gallons. Water Director Paul Beermann warned daily use could hit 9 million gallons next month but said no rationing is needed. He urged evening and morning lawn watering and fixing leaks to conserve water.
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Paul Beermann
Beermann
Riot at Athens Stadium After Draw Between Panathinaikos and Olympiakos
Soccer fans in Athens riot after a 1-1 draw between Panathinaikos and Olympiakos. They set fire to the stadium in protest over a rigged game claim. No injuries were reported.
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Athens
Greece
Panathianaikos
Olympiakos
Work Of Pros Not Golf Pros Burglarizes Dixon Club
Thieves broke into the Dixon Country Club pro shop and stole about 2500 dollars in merchandise. Sheriff John Quest called the burglary definitely the work of pros, but noted it was not golf professionals.
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Dixon, Ill
Dixon Country Club
John Quest
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