Midwest Digging Out After Heavy Snowfall
The Associated Press reports skies clearing and temperatures dropping as Midwest road crews clear snow-laden highways after a major storm. Isolated towns remain cut off. Wisconsin and northwestern Illinois face slowed travel due to stalled cars and drifts. Offshore, a 400 mile snow belt was noted in Texas, with flurries in central Rockies and showers in south central Texas. Windy, cold conditions persist in the region and Atlantic states, with record highs in Newark and Windsor Locks, and Atlantic Coast readings dipping after a warm spell.
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President Eisenhower paints Lincoln portrait for Japan
In Tokyo President Eisenhower presented Japan with a portrait he painted of Abraham Lincoln. U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II delivered the painting to Ichiro Kiyose speaker of the House, in ceremonies with Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi attending. In Rabat Morocco four U S military installations will close and three squadrons will transfer by the end of June as part of a plan to close down all bases.
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Khrushchev relaxes with snake charmers in New Delhi
In New Delhi Khrushchev and Prime Minister Nehru appeared on Nehru's lawn after talks on international affairs. Snake charmers were brought by Khrushchev and serenaded cobras for about 15 minutes with flute like horns.
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Bachelor jokes about shopping as sign of single life
A light comic line notes a man poking fun at a woman who shops all day without buying anything. The quip implies bachelors are quick to judge and highlights single life humor from the Gen. Fea. Corp. feature.
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Disappearance of Adolph Coors III Sparks Kidnap Mystery
Golden Colorado AP Sheriff Art Wermuth says a major breakthrough may come soon in the case of Adolph Coors III the 44 year old heir to the Coors beer fortune who vanished on Tuesday en route to the family brewery. Parents Adolph Coors II and the sheriff expect ransom demands and report clues found near a road bridge including a blood stained wagon and personal items.
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Paar Plans Vacation In Europe
NEW YORK AP Television star Jack Paar, angered by censorship on his show, announced a long vacation in Europe. He said he will not return to the Jack Paar Show and plans to rest in the Mediterranean area, speaking with Yonkers Herald Statesman reporter William Kalna.
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Khrushchev Boasts Of Soviet Military Power Meets Nehru
In Manchester New Hampshire police questioned a 20 year old Pembroke man linked to the slaying of 18 year old Sandra Valade whose body was found near a snowbank in Derry. Investigators pursued two clues a 1949 1954 Chevrolet seen leaving the area and a possible local resident connected to the case.
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Capture of Mystery Submarine Near Argentine Gulf
Argentine warships cripple a mystery submarine hiding in Golfo Nuevo and say its capture is imminent after 12 days of hide and seek. Rear Adm. Clement confirms the sub was attacked and must surface every 48 hours as depth charges and shells took a toll. United States and Britain deny any own subs in the area.
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State Blasts Van Rie in Boston Harbor Murder Trial
AP reports state charges that Willem Van Rie posed as a bachelor to woo Lynn Kauffman aboard the Utrecht and after a shipboard affair beat her, dumped her into Boston Harbor. Prosecutor McAuliffe detailed a staged bachelor image, an evolving relationship, and a fatal September 18 departure after which the defendant allegedly assaulted the 23 year old passenger.
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Humphrey Praises Eisenhower While Praising Nuclear Test Ban
Senator Hubert Humphrey pacing Long Beach and San Francisco commends President Eisenhower proposal to ban nuclear tests while noting he first urged a similar plan in Pontiac. He insists disarmament is the urgent world issue, as Republicans push defense lines and Kennedy criticizes drift. Nixon supporters eye Rockefeller overtures. Mitchell denies VP bid but won’t rule out consideration.
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Ault urges caution on gun pact extension
Thomas J. Ault president of Saco Lowell expresses pleasure at news of a possible extension to the present machine gun contract but warns it will take time to negotiate and may not boost employment beyond planned levels. He expects a six month timeline to consummate and notes unknowns on gun count value and delivery dates.
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