Flash Flood Damage High At Cleveland
Nearly four inches of rain in just over an hour triggered flash floods across Cleveland harming millions in damage. Hundreds of motorists were stranded while public transit stopped and utilities faltered. Two buses were engulfed by rising water as passengers were rescued. drivers described boats-like conditions and sinking buses.
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Cleveland
UPI
Heights
Coast Guard
Thaddeus Ballew
Cleveland Transit
Sale Of Beer Linked To Death Of Two Youths
A Cleveland bar tender told police he sold 40 cans of high powered beer to 19 year old Jeffrey Holford hours before he and a classmate died in a crash. Gibson, 42, of Chagrin Falls, was charged with selling liquor to a minor for beer sold at Harry's Cafe in Mayfield Heights.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jack Robert Gibson
Chagrin Falls
Gibson
Harry's Cafe
Mayfield Heights
Jeffrey Holford
Brush
Asphalt Workers Join In Walkout In Ohio Strike Sympathy
Operating engineers at three asphalt plants in southwestern Ohio walked out in sympathy with a union strike against the Ohio Contractors Association on highway projects in 76 counties. Division 7 engineer Jor O'Bren said work had stopped at the GA plant and smaller plants in Troy and Monday as well as at the Fenton and Co plant in Fort Jefferson.
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Sidney, C
UPI
Ohio
Ohio Contractors' Association
Jor O'Bren
Troy
Fenton & Co
Fort Jefferson
Bouncing Bullet Kills Perry in Georgia
Larry Sutton, 15, died after a .22 caliber bullet ricocheted from a pond surface and struck his heart. Police say Sutton and Martha Ann Mobley, 14, were shooting at a snake in a fish pond when the incident occurred.
Nursing Expert Joins Bethesda Hospital Nursing Faculty
Miss Frances L. George, professor and director of a research project at the University of Pittsburgh, joins Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing as instructor of medical nursing and consultant for program development. She holds degrees from Ohio State and has taught at several institutions.
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University of Pittsburgh
Sarah Mellon Scaife Foundation
Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing
Miss George
Zanesville High School
Ohio State University School of Nursing
Ohio State University
Teachers College
Columbia University
Ohio State
New York Hosital
University of Washington
John George
Route 2
Pennsylvania State Nurses’ Association
American Nurses’ Association
National League For Nursing
Ima Theta Tau
Hoa| Ty Nursing Society
Faun E. Crosier
Dillon Dam and Roseville Flood Projects Funded
The House Appropriations Committee in Washington voted 5 160 000 for the Dillon Dam and Reservoir on the Licking River near Zanesville and 254 0 for Roseville flood control. The funds align with Eisenhower’s budget. The bill moves to the Senate. Weather in the area turned cold with a sharp drop in temperature after a day of showers and fluctuating readings.
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House
Washington
Dillon
Roseville
Sesident Eisenhower
Licking River
Zanesville
Moxanala Creek
Eisenhower
Horse Race Bill Nears Final Vote
COLUMBUS UPI A 3 006 000 a year tax boost to low horse race betting heads to a final Legislature vote with Senate Democrats seen as ready to approve It An amendment favors racing interests by giving tracks a million dollars yearly but allows a ninth race to offset losses Also in action the Senate approved a penny per bottle beer tax hike and other measures including a research group on sex offenders at Lima State Hospital and penalties for altering transit tokens
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Columbus
UPI
Senate Democrats
Senate Committee
Senate
General Revenue
House
Lima State Hospital
Dayton
Cleveland
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
iHouse
Author Dies in Hospital at 73 in Mystery Ailment
Sax Rohmer creator of The Insidious Dr Fu Manchu died after a mysterious illness in University Hospital Monday night at about 73. His death ends a long career shaping early 20th century crime fiction and pulp adventures.
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Losdon
Dpi
Sax Rohmer
Fu Manchu
University Hospital
Belmont County Defended by Senator Over Gestapo Remark
State Sen. Arthur Blake accuses Gov. Michael DiSalle of using a Gestapo tactic to arrest his friends in Belmont County. Blake cites a 10 year wait for lake funds and delays for the project as part of his attack during a meeting with DiSalle and four other rebel Democrats.
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Columbus
UPI
Arthur Blake
Martins Ferry
Michael V. DiSalle
Belmont County
Jake
DiSalle
State Liquor Department
Blake
Mike
One U S Space Monkey Dies After Operation
Washington reports one of the space monkeys, Able, died at Ft. Knox during removal of an implanted electrode after a 300 mile high flight. Authorities said the death was not linked to the space mission and occurred during anesthesia despite the monkey’s initially good condition on arrival.
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Washington
UPS
Defense Department
Able
U. S. Army Medical Research Laboratory
Ft. Knox
Army
Baker
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Fight Looms Over Costly Military Bill
Washington UPI. The House opened debate on a 3.8 billion defense bill amid clashes over limited versus full scale war prep. Army and Air Force clashed over air defense emphasis, with talks to raise army manpower and restore a supercarrier. lawmakers also eyed cutting Air Force missiles. Senate Rackets Committee opened Gary Indiana corruption probes, while Strauss nomination fight for commerce secretary continued in the Senate.
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UPI
House
Armay
Air Force
George H. Mahon
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
United States
Army
William E. Minshall
Rohio
Bomart
Senate
Gary
Ind
John L. McClellan
Lake County
Chicago
Brothers Drown In Farm Pond
GALLIPOLIS Ohio UP I two brothers drowned in a farm pond Monday when Langly Johnson Jr waded in and was soon over his head Larry Johnson then leapt in to save him but alas failed to resurface Authorities identified the victims as Langly Johnson Jr and Larry Johnson
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Gallipolis
UPI
Harm Pond
City and county share Route 40 expressway engineering costs
Muskingum County will pay 71 percent of Route 40 engineering costs from the Licking River to Undemwood street with the city covering 29 percent. The county’s share comes from a 434 125 budgeted fund. the city provides for its portion in its current year budget. The county pays most engineering costs due to bridges over the Muskingum River and the Licking, plus long approaches. the city covers engineering east to the corporate line. Engineering costs outside the city will be financed by the state.
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Licking River
Undemwood Street
Husson Barnes
Board of Commissioners
Mus
Kingum River
Licking
Long
Underwood Shest
Corporation
Young Pitcher Hurt In Crash Near Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Jim O'Toole, 22, was injured Monday night when his car jammed on a pulley pole and collided with another auto. He suffered head cuts and was admitted to St Francis Hospital in satisfactory condition. Companion Carol Sicureira, 23, had knee cuts but was not hospitalized. the other driver was uninjured. O'Toole was cited for reckless driving and will appear in traffic court June 29 after the team returns from a road trip.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Blaze Kills Eleven in Pottsville Tank Truck Explosion
In Pottsville Pennsylvania a propane gas truck exploded on a highway sending flames and debris across the scene. Eleven people died and ten were injured while two school buses carrying eighty five children evacuated just before the blast. Firefighters and bystanders were struck by flying debris as communications and power lines were knocked out.
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Pottsvile
UPI
Mutual Radio
Kramer
Sun Gas Propane Co
Russell Klahr
Schuylkill Haven
Herter Won't Yield Ground to Russians at Berlin Talks
Geneva UPI: Secretary of State Herter plans to hold firm until the Russians guarantee Western rights in Berlin or break up the foreign ministers conference. Khrushchev seeks a summit, while Gromyko is pressed to show good faith. Eisenhower demands Western unity before any summit. Two sessions were planned as the four power talks entered their fourth week with limited progress.
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Christian A. Herter
Berlin
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
Herter
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Gromyko
Eisenhower
West Berlin
East Berlin
Safety Record Set On Turnpike Near Berea Explosion
An Ohio turnpike explosion near Hamburg at an intersection of Route 12 and old Route 12 produced a fireball as a truck exploded. Troopers report eight or nine people in a crowd of about a dozen firemen and onlookers were burned. Memorial Day timing remains unclear.
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UPI
Ohio Church
Hamburg
Klinger
Hiec
Weekend toll road had five minor accidents reported
Non deaths or injuries and only five minor accidents were reported on the toll road during the weekend. Twenty-two persons were killed on other roads and highways.
Army To Draft 7 000 In August
The Defense Department announced the Army will draft 7 000 men in August. This August call is 1 000 fewer than July and 1 000 less than drafted in May. The total drafted since the war began rises into the 2 455 430s figures as the campaign continues. Weather reports from major cities accompany the dispatch.
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Defense Department
Korea
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Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
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