Ohio Digs Out After Big Storm
Northern Ohio and western Pennsylvania faced one of the worst snowstorms in years with up to 27 inches of snow and drifts to 20 feet. At least 38 storm related deaths were reported, 16 in Ohio, as 5,000 vehicles were stranded on a 10 mile stretch south of Brecksville and 2,000 on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
U.S
Akron
Cleveland
Anders Anderssen
Bath
Ohio Highway Patrol
Brecksville
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Gertrude Hixon
R.D. 1
Scottdale
Moundsville
W. Va
New York
Maryland
Michigan
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
New York Newspapers Hit by Strike and Shutdown Threat
Four New York City papers were struck by the International Typographical Union with five major dailies ready to shut down. The move affects over 50 million readers as publishers and unions stage wage talks and potential delivery disruptions.
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New York
New York City
International Typographical Union
American Newspaper Guild
Daily News
Amory H. Bradford
the Times
The
Publishers Association
Bradford
Newspaper Guild
Manhattan
Post
Kennedy urges budget funds for moonbound nuclear engine
President Kennedy tours the west and discusses Rover the moon mission with Los Alamos scientists. He plans a Nevada test at Jackass Flats and a budget push next month, while SAC and Sandia briefings frame national defense and space priorities. Humphrey arrives in Guatemala for talks on U S aid and a Central American common market.
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N.M
Kennedy
Jackass Flats
Nev
Air Force
Nevada
Los Alamos
Rover
White House
Congress
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
SAC
Albuquerque
Sandia Corp
Bing Crosby
Palm Springs
Calif
New Mexico
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Texas
Mississippi
Missouri
Atomic Energy Commission
Guatemala
U.S
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
U. S
Latest College Fad Spins On Great Ride for 10 Cents
Vanderbilt University students Lou Zimmerman and David Arking ride the automatic dryer as part of a college fad to test how many spins they can achieve in a single session.
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Lou Zimmerman
David Arking
Vanderbilt University
Rebellion Quelled in Brunei Brunei Crisis Report
Brunei’s revolt collapses after Gurkha reinforcements from Singapore as clashes kill seven. Rebels attacked Seria oil facilities and targeted North Borneo border towns while Azahari proclaims revolutionary prime ministership. Sultan Omar Ali Saifudd in vows harsh action and coerced loyalty.
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Borneo
Britain
Singapore
Omar Ali Saifuddin
Seria
Here
Kuching
Sarawak
Kuala Belait
Manila
A. M. Azahari
Parti Rakyat
People’s Party
North Borneo
Weston
North Borneo-Brunei
Azahari
Tentera Nasional Kalimantan Utara
North Borneo National Army
Indonesia
Southeast Asia
Malaysia
Malaya
Suspect Nabbed 14 Minutes After Uptown Robbery
In Minneapolis a 32 year old Lawrence Rankin was arrested after the Uptown Finance Co robbery at 2933 Hennepin Ave netted 1200. John Lanning identified Rankin as the gunman. A station attendant noted a license plate and officers stopped Rankin's car two miles away. Rankin’s pockets held cash and guns were found in the vehicle. Rankin had prior armed robbery terms.
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Minneapolis
Uptown Finance Co
Hennepin Ave
Lawrence Rankin
John Lanning
Rankin
Robert Lindman
Wesley Weir
Lanning
16Th St
Weir
Stillwater
Republicans Seek Unity as 64 Campaign Outlook Grows
At a two day meeting in Washington Republican leaders pledge unity after a hopeful but cautious assessment of 1964 prospects. National chairman William E. Miller hints at a possible change while emphasizing an all out bid for House seats and electoral votes, with continuance of civil rights vigilance in the North.
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William E. Miller
Miller
Congress
National Committee
House
Republican Party
GOP
Rep
Robert Wilson
R-Calif
Congressional Campaign Committee
Kennedy
Cuba
Wilson
House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs Committees
South
Body recovered as 37 miners remain trapped in Frosty Run shaft
Rescue teams report sighting the body of one miner about 4,000 feet from the blast site at U.S. Steel Robena No. 3 mine near Carmichaels Pennsylvania. The explosion at 1 15 p m Thursday left 37 miners trapped 650 feet underground as teams work to reach them through a long ventilation rebuilding and flooding hazards.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Frosty Run
U.S. Steel
Robena No. 3
Pittsburgh
John J. Wright
Farms Sign Up 154,777 to Divert Wheat Acres
The Agriculture Department reports 154,777 farms have joined a 1963 voluntary program to divert 1,684,852 wheat acres to conservation uses.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wilhelmina Attends All-White Funeral Procession
Queen Wilhelmina received an all-white funeral she asked for as a sign of faith. Eight white horses drew the hearse on a seven-mile route from The Hague to the royal mausoleum at Delft.
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Hague
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
the Hague
Royal Musoleum
Delft
Soviet Officer Escapes Into Turkey Near Kars
AP report says a Soviet first lieutenant Alexis Popovich, about 30, fled across the border near Kars Turkey in a burst of Soviet bullets. He was stationed in the Georgian area across the border and escaped into Turkish territory.
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Kars
Turkey
Alexis Popovich
NATO urged to deploy more firepower to avert nuclear war
The United States will push NATO leaders in Paris December 13 to adopt lessons from the Cuban crisis by increasing conventional forces in Europe to 30 divisions. A 30-member high level delegation led by Secretary Rusk and Defense McNamara will press for bolstering allied strength despite only 22 23 divisions currently available. The aim is to provide a non surrender option and avoid holocaust while other allies show little urgency to bolster in central Europe.
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Washington
United States
NATO
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Alliance
Europe
NATO Council
Paris
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Treasur
Douglas Dillon
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Llewellyn Thompson
Charles E. Bohlen
State Department
Walt W Rostow
Paul H. Nitze
West Germany
Alliee
Balleimy
France
Rusk
Opera Star Kirsten Flagstad Dies at 67 in Oslo
Kirsten Flagstad, famed Norwegian Wagnerian soprano and former Metropolitan Opera star, died in Oslo at 8 p.m. She was 67. Born July 12, 1895, she began singing as a child and debuted at the Met in 1935 as Sieglinde. Her husband Henry Johansen died in 1945 amid Nazi collaboration charges.
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Oslo
Norway
Kirsten Flagstad
Metropolitan Opera
New York
John Caspersen
Rikshospitalet
Miss Flagstad
Otto Kahn
Tosca
Osio
National Theater
Metropolitan
Sieglinde
Isolde
Met
Henry Johansen
United States
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