Heat Relief Arrives As Thundershowers Hit Regions
Thundershowers brought relief to parts of the United States after days of extreme heat. Rain fell across the lower Ohio valley the Southeast northern Great Lakes and much of the Great Plains with Wichita Kansas receiving 1.3 inches and Panama City Florida reporting over 1 inch. Temperatures peaked Tuesday at Windsor Locks Connecticut 99.8 degrees Hartford 99 Albany 97 and Boston 94. An electrical storm struck Lawrenceburg Indiana causing nearly two inches of rain in 24 hours and cutting electric service for up to four hours.
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Associated Press
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Great Plains
Wichita, Kan
Panama City
Finn
New York Farm
Windsor Locks
Conn
Hartford
Albany
N.Y
Boston
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Conductor Pierre Monteux Dies at 90 in Hancock Maine
French-born maestro Pierre Monteux died at his home in Hancock Maine after a long illness at age 90. He led major orchestras including the Ballet Russe in France, the Metropolitan Opera French repertory, the Boston Symphony, the Concertgebouw, the San Francisco Symphony, and worked as a guest conductor well into retirement. He preferred Brahms and Beethoven to modern abstract works.
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Hancock, Maine
Pierre Monteux
Monteux
David Michlin
Ballet Russe
France
United States
Metropolitan Opera
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Concertgebouw
Amsterdam Symphony
San Francisco
Brahms
Beethoven
Schumann
Wagner
Dies of illnesses Dr A Raymond Dochez prominent bacteriologist
Dr A Raymond Dochez 82 renowned bacteriologist who helped in the fight against pneumonitis and infectious diseases died after a long illness. In Michigan Paul White McKee 71 publisher of the Mount Clemens Daily Monitor Leader and five county weeklies died Tuesday after a cancer operation June 12 in Detroit. In Hyannis Mary Moore longtime secretary to Mrs Joseph P Kennedy mother of John F Kennedy died Tuesday from fire injuries suffered June 4.
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New York
A. Raymond Dochez
Mount Clemens, Mich
Paul White McKee
Mount Clemens Daily Monitor-Leader
Fiv
Macomb County
Detroit
Hyannis
Mass
Mary Moore
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
MGM buys Arthur Miller play for film in New York and Europe
MGM purchases rights to Arthur Miller play After the Fall and plans filming in New York and Europe next summer. Sophia Loren and Paul Newman named for leading roles. Automobile dealers averaged 108 dollars profit per new car in Q1, per the National Automobile Dealers Association.
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Hollywood
MGM
Arthur Miller
New York
Europe
Sophia Loren
Paul Newman
National Association of Automobile Dealers
Khrushchev's Scandinavian trip described as pointless
Soviet Premier Khrushchev's 18 day visit to Denmark and Sweden yields few practical results beyond trade deals. He mocked farming methods and political styles, unsettled officials, and drew crowds with little enthusiasm. The trip ends amid a tense atmosphere and limited impact on Soviet Nordic ties.
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Oslo
Norway
Khrushchev
Scandinavia
Denmark
Jens Otto Krag
Sweden
Tage Erlander
Erlander
Soviet Union
Charles XII
Russia
Bows and Arrows Training Program in Albuquerque
The Bureau of Indian Affairs advised the New Mexico congressional delegation that a 13175 program to teach bow and arrow making will be conducted at Groves Archery Corp in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Groves Archery Corp
Albuquerque
N.M
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Yau Gene Eed Ward
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