Tornadic Wind Strikes Temple Hospital Hallway
Dr. Thomas Denson and three others were blown from a fourth floor room as a tornado-like gust battered King's Daughters Hospital in Temple Texas. Glass and wood fragments injured nurse Mrs. Bulls and minor injuries were reported to Mrs. Williams and her infant. police said about 20 people were hurt.
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Hoffa Moves to Oust Ex-Pal as Partin Probe Stirs Trust Ties
James R. Hoffa aims to challenge Baton Rouge Local 5 head Edward G. Partin by seeking a trusteeship to place the local under international control. A Teamsters official said a meeting with Murray W. Miller signaled possible action to revoke the local charter and remove officers amid ongoing internal disputes and Partin embezzlement charges. Hoffa faces a Chicago trial over pension fund fraud and seeks outside counsel as his legal bills mount.
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Texas Primary Shapes GOP Presidential Poll Interest
Dallas AP report on Texas GOP and Democratic primaries with up to 300000 Republican voters and 1.5 million Democrats. Key races include U.S. Senate contests Cox vs Bush and Morris vs Davis alongside governor bids. Details note cross over voting and nonbinding presidential poll aims.
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Jack Cox
George Bush
Houston
Robert Morris
Milton Davis
Dallas
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
USIA subsidies raised for covert book production and USIA limits
Rep. Glenard P. Lipscomb said he will seek a GAO ruling on the spending of U S Information Agency funds to secretly subsidize book production. The probe follows a censored transcript showing nearly 15 thousand dollars went to an anti Communist title sold with no government sponsorship disclosure.
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Mississippi Valley Hit By Storms
Thundershowers drenched the lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast as a spring storm moved east. Lafayette Louisiana saw over two inches of rain and a severe thunderstorm forecast covered parts of Mississippi Alabama and Florida. In Temple Texas the storm injured at least 20 people and caused heavy property damage. Western stockmen faced continued precautions as snow appeared in high western elevations.
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History of pottery industry in the United States
New York AP reports the United States produces over 150 million red clay flower pots annually across about 40 companies. Some firms trace roots back to colonial predecessors founded as early as 1600.
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