Arctic Cold Grips Eastern U S Deep Freeze Sets Various Records
An Arctic air mass blankets the eastern half of the nation pushing temperatures into the teens in northern Florida and the 30s to 40s in the south. Damaging cold hits Florida crops and citrus with multimillion-dollar losses while deaths in the past week rise toward 100 to 150. Florida cities report record lows for December as forecasters warn of renewed cold and short relief.
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Indiana
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New England
Tallahassee
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Daytona Beach
Tampa
Tick Ridge Boy Still Critical From Fire
Ronald Holbert, nine, remained in critical condition with third degree burns after a fire on Tick Ridge. His mother Mrs Carl Holbert Sr 29 suffers major burns and frostbite. Funeral rites set for Carl Jr four Freda five and Marlene seven Monday at 1 p.m. Mount Hermon EUB Church Sharpsburg with Rev. Lewis Butcher officiating. Mrs Holbert aided Ronald and Jeffrey two in search of help. Jeffrey survived.
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Marietta Memorial Hospital
Tick Ridge
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Sharpsburg
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Freda
Marlene
Lewis Butcher
Mount Hermon
Ronald
Jeffrey
Rusk urges NATO to act in cold war wake
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO to take initiative in the cold war and push freedom as the future. He said the East may dominate worrying, assured allies the US negotiates only on Cuba, and warned that no more nuclear test ban concessions will be offered. In Columbus the Ohio Supreme Court ruled school bus drivers are employees subject to retirement system contributions.
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Dean Rusk
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Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Road Report Skims South of Celina Line
Ohio Highway Department reports primary and secondary routes generally normal south of a Celina Dayton London Chillicothe McConnelsville Pomeroy line. Roads slippery in spots, and snow covered near Cleveland Painesville Chardon and Jefferson. Franklin County seeks to block a $350 000 two year legislative printing contract.
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George Sokolsky Dies at 69 in Manhattan Home
Veteran columnist George F. Sokolsky, 69, died Wednesday night in his Manhattan apartment after heart trouble diabetes and cancer. His daughter was present. A longtime conservative voice his work appeared in 299 newspapers including the Messenger.
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Tito Addresses Soviet Parliament Backing Cuban Crisis
Tito tells the Soviet Supreme Soviet Khrushchev’s handling of Cuba aligns Yugoslav and Kremlin views. He notes coexistance policy and supports economic reorganization. Moscow aims to settle West Berlin and sets no deadline as budget and council moves pass. Cincinnati suburb Loveland enacts a 1 percent city income tax.
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Kennedy Keeps Cuba Debate Open Ending Stevenson Chapter
President Kennedy addressed Cuba and Adlai Stevenson in a news conference. He urged leaving the Stevenson matter to history, said any historian should tread carefully, and endorsed Stevenson’s U.N. service while denying NSC sourcing of Stevenson’s appeasement portrayal. He signaled new penalties on non Communist shipping, tax-cut plans, and joked about the First Family recording. The remark drew laughter as he teased his brother Ted’s voice impersonation.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Edward M. Kennedy
British Chase Borneo Rebels in North Borneo
British troops pressed forward to clear regained towns in Brunei and northwest Sarawak chasing rebel bands into jungles and swamps. Lt. Gen. Sir Nigel Poett said rebel guerrilla resistance was already remote after six days of revolt.
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North Borneo
Brune
Sarawak
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Britis Far East Land Forces
Brunei
Natco Fight On Again, Judge Rules
Judge Austin L. Staley of the U S Court of Appeals overruled Judge Rosenberg and lifted all directives in the Natco proxy fight. Great Lakes Industries of Monmouth Ill had sought to clarify its status with the SEC and halt further proxies. No new date was set for the Natco stockholders meeting.
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Austin L. Staley
U. S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
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Natco Corp
Rosenberg
Great Lakes Industries Inc
Monmouth
Ill
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Natco
Ohio Capital Normal After Water Famine
Columbus faced sub zero temperatures as utilities failed for 24 hours. A major 8 inch main break left downtown Columbus waterless for eight hours, followed by another rupture on the Southeast Side affecting about 200 homes with restoration hoped for by early today.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mariner II Close Encounter Near Venus This Friday
Washington reports Mariner II will skim about 20 000 miles above Venus on Friday at 3 10 pm EST. Instruments will study radiation from the planet while a Soviet probe heads for Mars. The mission, despite a damaged solar panel, aims to set a new record for radio signals from a craft 36 million miles away.
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Venus
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Tulane lauded for admitting Negroes in landmark move
In New Orleans an attorney for the first two Black students praised Tulane University after the 128 year old school admitted Barbara Marie Guillory and Pearl Hardin Elloie. The admission came voluntarily following a federal court decline to compel enrollment.
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Tulane University
Barbara Marie Guillory
Pearlie Hardin Elloie
Pomeroy Judge Emmet W Peoples Dies at 82
Emmet W Peoples Meigs County Court Judge 82 died Wednesday at Meigs General Hospital after a hip fracture from a fall. OSU Law grad served as Meigs Common Pleas Judge county probate judge and county prosecutor. Surviving: son Robert Pt Pleasant. daughters Helen Rea Edith Ford Florence Mickey all Columbus. brother Everett Huntington. eight grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Ewing funeral home with Jerry Masters officiating Beech Grove Cemetery burial.
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W. Va
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Edith Ford
Florence Mickey
Columbus
Everett
Huntington
Ewing Funeral Home
Jerry Masters
Beech Grove Cemetery
Gas Failure in Carbon Hill Leaves 89 Customers Without Heat
In sub zero conditions an ice blockage froze a regulator in Carbon Hill causing 89 customers to lose gas service. Ohio Fuel Gas Co workers restored supply by noon after removing ice and relighting appliances, using gas from multiple sources during the cold snap.
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Carbon Hill
Hocking
David Young
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Young
Sonville
Athens
Gasco
Ohio
Must Pay Katanga Bill Court Says Must Pay Katanga Bill Court Says
United Nations reports Thant urged advisory committee to consider new steps after World Court opinion binding UN members to pay Congo peacekeeping assessments. Budget committee 75 to 17 with 14 abstentions approved the move. Soviet Union and France plan to ignore assembly action. Revenue up in November and year to date per Ohio Turnpike Commission.
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Congo
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Katanga
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U. N. Congo
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Collapse Kills 5 Workmen in Oregon Reservoir
In Hillsboro Oregon fourteen men fell sixty feet when a partly completed reservoir roof collapsed Wednesday night. Five were killed and nine injured. One of the injured is in serious condition. The workers were about to pour the last concrete on the roof when scaffolding gave way.
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Hillsboro
Ore
Kennedy to Appear in TV Review of White House Years
President Kennedy will appear on national TV Monday night to review his first two years in the White House. The hour long program will be taped in advance and shown at 6 30 p m by ABC and CBS and at 8 30 by NBC.
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Record-low cold grips Hocking Valley region and beyond
Northeastern Ohio endures subzero temperatures with twenty below readings at Poston Station and Logan’s state highway garage. Snow totals climb to 40 inches in areas like Novelty and Conneaut, while Cleveland clears 1450 miles of streets. Schools remain closed as Arctic conditions persist.
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Mentor
St. Mary’s Catholic School
Romanoffs to Close After IRS Crackdown on Dine Out Exp
Beverly Hills restaurant Romanoff's, a longtime star hangout, will close its doors December 31. Proprietor Mike Romanoff says the timing aligns with the IRS crackdown on expense account living, labeling it the end of an era.
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