Midwest Hit by Major Snowstorm Blankets Region
Arctic air surged from Canada across the Midwest bringing subzero temperatures and heavy snowfall. Minnesota towns reported extreme lows, Montana Wyoming and Colorado mountains received fresh snow with ski events postponed and road closures due to poor visibility and drifting snow.
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Hamden Parents Attend Special Math Classes
In Hamden, fourth graders’ streamlined School Mathematics Study Group program has parents returning to the classroom. Described as a national reform backed by the National Science Foundation, the method aims to simplify math concepts. Parents crowd two-hour sessions to learn terms like self and inter sections, hoping to help their children master new-fangled math.
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Former President Truman Resting After Hernia Operation
Former President Harry S. Truman underwent a hernia repair at Research hospital in Kansas City. The 88 year old was reported in satisfactory condition and resting comfortably after a two hour surgery. Doctors said his pulse respiration and blood pressure were normal and he is awake and talking.
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Hartford Bank Robbery Stuns City
A bandit entered Mechanics Savings branch at Park and Lawrence, claiming a gun with a pocket band. He demanded money from teller Janet Sturm and Gillman Michard of Newington passed a bag of cash to the robber. Police and FBI joined the hunt, with roadblocks set around Hartford as investigators press the case.
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Tenant Groups Plea for Housing Reforms at Bridgeport Meeting
Bridgeport Housing Authority and city officials welcomed tenant associations in housing projects and heard grievances at a Citizens' Housing Committee conference. Mayor Tedesco pledged cooperation and a fruitful session as tenants pressed for extended rent deadlines, income reviews, a tenant handbook, and a tenant relations program. Leaders emphasized improved access, inspection rights, and respectful treatment, with plans for a follow up in sixty weeks.
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Fog Closes Bridgeport Airport Delays Airlines Flight
Heavy fog blanketed the Bridgeport area last night slowing traffic and forcing Allegheny Airlines Flight 930 to divert to Bradley Field. Weather officials expect the fog to lift early today as a cold front advances into New England from the west.
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Gaitskell Dies British Labour Leader at 56
London AP successive reports say Gaitskell Labour party leader died after a swift illness from a virus infection. He fell ill around Christmas and spent weeks in Middlesex Hospital, with pleurisy pericarditis and kidney complications. His death complicates opposition to Prime Minister Macmillan ahead of the national election. Anna Gaitskell stood by him at his hospital bed as doctors praised his courage. Continued on page two.
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Red Party Rifts Widen in East Berlin Talks
In East Berlin, bursts of denunciation marked clashes between Red China and Soviet Russia as leaders traded barbs during the East German party congress. Khrushchev absent at times, Ulbricht urged Chinese alignment while Wu Shu-chuan defended Beijing against Khrushchev’s criticism amid border tensions and economic strain in Berlin.
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Severed Ex Marine's Leg Reattached in Boston Miracle
In Boston a former Marine and Massachusetts trooper William Hunt had his severely severed left leg reattached after a traffic crash. Doctors at Peter Bent Brigham's Hospital describe rapid emergency care, tourniquet use, and a large surgical team as crucial to the remarkable recovery. Hunt, 200 pounds, was rushed from the rubbish truck collision to the hospital within minutes, with surgeons working to restore function.
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Kennedy Celebration Marks JFK Victory Anniversary
Democrats nationwide gathered for a Washington gala marking JFKs 1960 victory anniversary. About 600 attendees paid $1,000 each for dinner at the International Inn and a post-dinner show, with tickets priced at $100 for the show. The White House said the event was organized by a Democratic National Committee inaugural anniversary committee. Notable guests included Mickey Mantle, Tom Halse, and Broadway figures. Kennedy and Johnson appeared with limited Cabinet presence.
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Morse Seeks Early End To Longshore Strike Talks
In New York the presidential board voiced rising optimism as it pressed for a quick settlement to the costly East and Gulf coast longshore strike. Morse warned this weekend talks must yield a negotiated settlement. The strike has disrupted ships, prompted calls for compulsory arbitration, and drawn White House attention while Puerto Rico noted shortages. The 60,000-longshore workers’ walkout has halted more than 55 ships and cost about 470 million dollars in losses while Georgia industries warned of layoffs if the dispute drags on.
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