Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 124, Decatur, Adams County, 25 May 1960 — Page 6

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Violent Weather In Plains And Midwest United l*rr*» Internatumal Ifcuaderafnrm* tornado,-* Ml! bwttraed seetam. of the Haim atafo* h«d Midwest iW Low wrauwrr •’ foms '•'•■> 1 • jahoma and N«d>ra»k* were r«R( .m>ibk for the vtols-m weather

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Msw down power lMt*a. a»»»aah*d wtodcMM and tat* dilhgtto kun> rurdb. Air turtrulme* ovur th* CunUnt'ftUU Divide mjurod tuuf pe>t rww abuertl » VnHrd Air Um** IXI jrt TV- nuo-stop Baa Fran rtsrtH'hirago airtiwr wa* tarred to land at Denver alter aocuunt . rting the rough weather. ' State Rurol Youth Weekend Camp June 3 Jun* 3-5 at•■ th* date* of th* f «tat* rural youth w**k-*nd ramp to b* held at Camp IJmbrrlo*! in ‘ tjiGrang* county. Th* w**h-*nd ramp will again fcatur* the th*m* ! of "lA*i«urr Tim* Skill*" and »pc , cial cla**** and In• I ruction* will be offered in water «knng. boating snark and cook-out know how*, ten- ■ ni*. photography, swimming, i craft*, *quar« dancing. «ocial dancing. diving, archery. ”*d fishing and casting- Also in-luded In th<* . wcvk-«nd program will be. 'ports i vesper*, weiner roast, cook-out.' water festival, chicken barbecue , and a se*>lnn with Rev Armin Old-; sen of Concordia high school in Fort Wayne speaking on dating and marriage. Leo Scltcnright.! county agent, will be instructing the class in fishing and casting The camp fee for the entire ' week-end is *l2. Rural youth member* interested in attending the weekend camp should contact the county extension office. Decatur, announces Leslie Plough*, club presidenL

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WAMHIWTTON <ITN — President Ei**nbuw*r is ertnectnw -to tell th* American people tonight . that the ttniled Atal*-, mual statwi firm against new Kovief threatbut leave th* way open for tutor, i negotiation* with Russia. , The President’* report on th> ! summit conference coUapa* an<i It* meaning to the free world will be carried on major radio and television networks at ■ pm ;edt He will speak from th. White House • Bismhower wa* reported p‘"’kning to outline a "positive apt proach’’ for the free world to take m the new phase of the cold war. including another appeal for hl' . "open skies” inspection plan He I* expected to go over th, ' U-3 spy plane incident and other : events leading up to the collage* ’of the summit conference in Pnri* hast wee*, but also to emphasis,a need for calmness in the trying ! period ahead Broad Topic Indicated Th<- broad nature of ths- Pre*’dent's speech was indicated when White House New* Secretary 'James C. Hagerty said it would 'deal with "the future aims and goals of the United States and indeed, of its Allies in the free ■ world” as well as with the sum- 1 Jmit blow-up I 11 Hagerty also challenged the So- ! viet government Tuesday to permit the Russian people to hear

Bddr*M. which will br lit • Rubblbr want .teuun by Um Voice of .America , The Ru»»ian» have been )ammmt U 8 broadcart*. The Ru»»ian people end Ute ‘ people of the free world have • ! igM to hr*r the’**' j be Mid Hagerty noted that Soviet Premier Nikita Ktou*hchev’< | new* conference In writ war fully reported in the United Slate* and other part* of the free world. \S«-ek. Ind la Debate The President also may call fori an end to acrimontou* debate at | home over the handling of the »py i plane incident and the admlnirtratlon’a pre-*ummit policy. ■ Two powerful Senate group* already have ordered cloaed • door j inquiries into the U-2 affair and i leaders of both political parties i have traded "soft on communUm"! charge* in the angry aftermath I <d the summit collapse. The Senate Foreign Relation* j Committee agreed unanimously yesterday to hold an ' objective, i impartial inquiry" beginning Friday with Secretary of State Christian A Herter as the first witness Chairman Richard B. Russell iCkGa.) disclosed that his armed . services subcommittee on central intelligence operations also will I hold secret hearings on the U-2 episode.

Warm Temperatures, Showers Forecast i t'aHed Pre** InterwaUaMl Warm temperature* and thun1 dor storm* were on the Indiana 1 weather menu t«*r the naat throe. day* as a hdfowup to a howling j •term which swept through the i Kvan.vllfo ares Tuewtay after-1 ""scattered thower* and thunder-! storm* were predicted for today, tonight. TW»d*v and Friday Furthermore the flve-d*y out-j |r*>k indicated precipitation will ■ total one te two Inches and the shower activity wiU be resume*l Sunday cmt Monday. in the tnid>t i iof the ft r* t holiday weekend of 1 i the IMO warm *c**on Wind gusts up to d mile* an' hour were Recorded at Evansville dur*njh a storm which dumped | I IS inches of rain on that city i and caused damage Including | electrical power disruption*. The wind ripped a porch from a house. broke a display window in a furniture store, tore down a few tree* and power lines, ripped shinrlr* from roof* and crumpled g billboard. J No one was Injured, but part of Evansville was without power for. I a time. i St Mary’s Hospital was cut off . its normal power supply but , | switched to an auxiliary generat-| II ing unit. Except for the southwestern tip. of Indiana, little rain was recorded in the state. Indianapolis ( , I and Fort Wayne had immeasur-, ’ able traces and Lafayette 03 of an Inch. Temperatures ranged at high points Tuesday from 67 at South; Bend to 89 in the Louisville area i I Evansville recorded 87 before the storm broke and sent the mercury ■ j plunging about 20 degrees. At Cincinnati. it was 82 Overnight lows ranged from 48 at South Bend to 62 at Evansville. Today’s highs will range from the low 70s to the 80s. tonight’s lows from the 50s to the 60s. and ’ Thursday's highs from the mid 70s to the low 80s. The outlook for Friday was a 1 little warmer The five-day outlook said tem- ; peratures will -average near normal south to about four degrees above normal north. Normal highs are 71 to 81. normal lows 51 to 62. - j “A little cooler south Thursday or Friday, then warmer over en- | tire area about Sunday.” the out- |

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