Winter storm wallops eastern half of nation
A fierce winter storm swept the eastern half of the nation with snow and cold, closing 180 schools in Iowa and snarling rail service on the Chicago and North Western. Columbus Ohio saw a seven inch snowfall as far south as Mississippi and Georgia faced frost and freezing alerts. Two motorists died in exposed vehicles in North Dakota, while roads froze and plows stalled across several states.
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Amstabh
Midwest
Towa
Chicago and North Western Railway
Columbus
Ohio
Islenot
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Colimebus
Greenville
Mississippi
Freex
Tawi
Rock Rapids
Inwit
Hay
Chicago and
Worth
Indiana
Plains States
Crewmembers Die in Rash of Ba8 Explosions
Mrs. Ali Walker near the runaway describes hearing engines and seeing the plane explode, with a second blast following. Report notes Groswell operates both Tak and B52 bombers amid the incident.
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Beache
Ali Walker
Groswell
Space Age Problems discussed by psychologist for 150 women
About 150 area women attended a workshop on space age problems at Norhele Congregational Church. Dr Donald Michael of the Peace Research Institute warned that space progress may be slow and stressed international collaboration, value reevaluation, and the moral duty to share disaster information. He cautioned about automation and leisure, noted children’s fantasy view of space, and urged planning to handle social changes as space exploration continues.
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Michael
Dow
Iee
Michaeasen
Tisagara
Nll
Reise
Thas
Frederick Cheen
Cadwell Sivanson
Iuvchean Prey
Nike
Chiles Bishop
Kenseth Dykstra
Soho Thagchek
Fred Rooholm
A. Hawking
Ralph B Brown
Yale Unisaysity
False Alarm Sends Fairfield Firemen to School
Fairfield firemen responded to a false alarm at a local school early yesterday. A faulty detector reportedly triggered the call at 4 22 am, with no injuries or damage reported.
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Fairfield
Tirerien
Bat
Layne
James
Fort Street
Thomas Woleul
Ft Winepage Rive
Anne Fal
Whaling industry demise seen in Norway report
The Norwegian whaling industry faces a predicted demise, according to Anders Jahve, president of the Whaling Association. The Rays note uncertainty about long term international markets and continued viability amid shifting global policies.
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OSIL
Norway
Anders Jahve
The
Whaling Association
Yale Laboratory Honored for Medical Research Day
New York March article reports Bean the beagle receiving a sterling collar at Yale University during a Medical Research Day ceremony. Kent Murrey of New Jersey presented the award in honor of Bean and the lifesaving experimental surgery by Dr William W L Glenn at Yale School of Medicine. The surgery aims to improve blood flow to the lungs for oxygen uptake, aiding infants like Kent once known as a blue baby.
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New York
Yale University
Kent Murrey
New! Cc
National Society ‘For Medical Research
Babu
Yale ”University School of Medicine
Kent
Bean
Beau
Tor. Wiliam W.L. Glenn
Yale
Glenn
Blackmail conviction tied to Milford petition effort
McPassel was arrested and convicted in Milford for uttering a false, altered and forged document while submitting a petition to the town clerk seeking a referendum on a new city government charter. He received a six month suspended jail term. Bas sell ran for mayor in 1959 and finished fourth with 12 votes.
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General Assembly
Mr. Bassell
Mr. Gasset
Dridesport
Bailey Sees Tough GOP Primary Ahead in Connecticut
Connecticut congressman comments on the 1968 GOP approach with Health Secretary Wallace Abraham Ribicoff as a possible nominee. Kowalski accuses Bailey of favoritism toward Ribicoff and cites Bush’s potential shift on medical care for the aged, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.
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Wallace Abraham A. Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Rep
Kowalski
Bailey
Ribbott
Connecticut
GOP
Bush
Wall Street Journal
U.S. Ltd
Prescott Bush
R- Conn
Wall Steel Journal
Wall Street
Main Street
Prison Fire Sparks Algerian Conflict Threats
Reports claim a Gran Set prison outbreak was caused by terrorists as officers flee Dili and Algiers amid threats. French journalists in Algiers report intimidation while authorities vow constant police watch at the Alert hotel. Army says 609 rebels killed or captured recently, with fighting in four Algerian regions as peace talks resume near a cease-fire.
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Moslema
Dili
Algers
Brann
Thrvats
Trae
Milas
Sina
Algiers
iAsoerican
Comumandas
Wednes- Wil Evan
Take Geneva
Lausanne
Switzerland
U S Sets Off A Blast At Nevada Test Site
A low yield underground detonation was set off at the Nevada test site, described as about 20 000 tons of TNT. The blast marks the 19th event in the current series announced by officials.
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U.S
Nevada
Washington
Marel i
Atolile Eaerey
ET Shatters Speed Records in bombers test flight
The U S Air Force showcased the BSS bomber flying at supersonic speeds, claiming a top speed over 1300 mph and a round trip from New York to California with in-flight refueling. The test caused structural damage in several states, with windows and plaster walls shattered and widespread shock waves reported.
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New York
America
Riverside
Calif
New York City
Pueblo
Colo
St. Joseph
Pitts ‘Burgh
Missuri
Kansas
St. Useph
Chiilicnthe
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Hendrik Pr
Long Island
Woeld
South Africa
Dhia
Carswell
Air Disas
Air Force Ease
Sedalia
Midway
Atlantic
Midway West
Power
BSS
Air Force
Los Angeles
Rollin
Carswell Air Force Base
Texas
Pacific
Daddario Monagan Push to Save Hartford TV Channel
Connecticut congressmen Daddario and Monagan urged federal action to require TV manufacturers keep Hartford VHF channel. They backed an FCC plan but demanded Hartford channel retention to prevent losing service for about 260000 residents and 145000 more with limited access.
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Washington
Emilio Q. Daddario
John
Monagan
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Mouse Commerce
Commonications Commission
Mouse Committee
Daddario
Maddario
Monagen
Hie Commission
FCC
96 BODIES FOUND IN PLANE CRASH
A crash near an airport left 96 dead as officers and laborers laid out bodies in the mud. Rescue teams battled weather and swampy conditions while officials noted the flight originated from Johannesburg and carried passengers from Britain South Africa and other nations.
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Lakeolt Alley
Withersen
Cile
New York
Dounka
Shhena
Caledonian Airways
Prigeiwijk
Scotland
Europe
Teft Tohannesbure
South Africa
Rhadasia
Portuguese Mozambique
Africa
Dons
West “African Republic
Laurence Marques
Mozambique
Inhannesburg
Canada
Caledonia Airways Investigator Dispatch After Incident
A Caledonia Airways official said pilot Cunt HAN Williams, with 11 000 hours of flying time, was involved as investigators are dispatched to the scene following the incident. The remark mentions British Teet and sir RED in unclear context.
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Sh Caledonia Airways
Han Williams
Sir Red
Democrats Endorse Brookfield Slate In Local Meeting
In Brookfield on March 5 a Democratic committee meeting at Consolidated School endorsed 12 candidates for the committee including new adds Mrs Teii Dant kin James Fiddner and Donald True. Re endorsed were Chorge BR. Brown Helen Thorpe Lona Walrath Louis Steinfield Louis Blumberg Curtis Bristol Minna Geddes McGinnis and Thomas D. Murphy. John Marlins was nominated from Moor Wat but his name was withdrawn. Delegates for party conventions will be chosen at a later meeting.
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Brookfield
Consolidated School
Teii Dant
Airport ruling stirs costs for airports and cities
Supreme Court ruling ties airport costs to localities while urging federal funding for any financial burden. Justice Black’s dissent echoed that communities should not bear burdens alone, as Allegheny County faced damages over land and takeoff paths near Pittsburgh International. The decision also touched on copyright limits and Alaska Indians fish trap use before noting Seattle Teamsters arbitration damage.
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Black
U.S. Tay
Tom Vernard
Hugo L. Black
Felix Frankfurter
Allegheny County
Park
Seattle
Gwns Cut
Greater
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Thomas N. Griggs
Griggs
Douglas
Ith
Tel
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Frankfuster
High Tribunal
Hyman G. Rickover
Atomic Submarine Pioneer
Tower Courts
High Court
Alaska
Potter Stewart
Governors picks clergy and coach for Seattle World Fair delegation
Governor Demapsey appoints Winecott Cazzetta born New Britain to lead state presence at Connecticut day during the Seattle World's Fair on June 2. Cazzetta becomes Seattle University basketball coach. Suerin named St Mary's Greenwich pastor as diocesan consultor. Landry, from Muns tol, ordained 1913 and longtime Assumption Westport pastor, elevated to monsignor in August. Guerin of Bridgeport ordained May 133 928 and longtime St Thomas seminary faculty. Flanagan of East Norwalk named diocesan consultor. Meer Flanapan St Thomas parish pastor since 1943 ordained May 19 1816 and made monsignor in December 1959.
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Wartforr
Demapsey
Winecott
Cazzetta
New Briain
Connecticut
Seattle University
Suerin
St. Mary's Church
Greenwich
Henry EB. Flanagan
St. Thomas the’ Apostles
East Nonwalk
Mser. Guerin
Bridgeport
Keyhood
St. Thomas Seminary
New York City
Meer, Flanapan
St. Thomas Church
East Norwalk
Milford Aldermen Fail to Act On School Land Condemnation
Milford officials move to condemn 31 acres on West Avenue for a new elementary school after negotiating with the estate of John E A Warner. City Attorney Richard Lynch cited an asking price of 106000 for 3 unimproved acres and 134000 for the full site while an outside appraisal was urged before condemnation. The vote stalled at 7-7 with Alderman John Le Geyt leaving briefly, prompting plans for a special meeting to authorize appraisal and potential condemnation in the fall.
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Milford
West Avenue
Gardens
Devon Twas Josil
Warner Kils
Board of Aldermen
John le Geyt
Loring Miller
Mderman White
Lattand
Warner
Regentiy
Devon
Nouga|lick Gardens
West Avenua
T Hey
Lenny Avenue
Lynch
Alderman Miller
Con
France shuns arms parley in Geneva talks
Herald Macmillan arrives from Moscow as the sixth exchange in a series on a Geneva foreign ministers conference. Kennedy’s response to Khrushchev’s note remains unavailable, with officials signaling a possible summit before June if progress occurs. Khrushchev insists heads of state attend, while U.S. officials view his stance as a summit bargaining tool and wary of Western non aligned invitees.
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Herald Macmillan
Moscow
Kennedy-Macmillan
Geneva
Jfk
White House
Kennedy
Iunday
Macmillan
Khmushchev
Kheushchev
Khnishchevy
U.S
United States
Khnushchev
Khrushchev
Democrats Vote Slate in Monroe
In Monroe on March 5 a town committee endorsed slate swept party endorsement over rival candidates. Ninety eight ballots were cast by checklist with the endorsed slate led by Raymond G. Michel and Mrs. Margaree Canill, while a competing slate backed by Lloyd E. Stevens drew varied totals for listed names. A vote favored allowing ballot voting for entire slate or individuals, and tabulation took over an hour led by moderator James B. Morris.
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Monroe
Denacrac Town Committee
Democratic Caucus
Raymond G. Michel
Margaree Canill
Lloyd E. Stevens
Town Committee
Tawa Committee
Towen Committee
Lown ‘Committee
Clara Boaz
Eugene Bradford
James B. Morris
Checkers
Bnaz
Mr. Bradford
Cahill
Thomas J. Dolan
William Fartsell
Norman Haflich
Justin Hannon
George F. Hudak
Duane Hun
Henry Isaac
Aten J. Lenece
Walter Gy. Lent
Mr. Michel
Mr. Morris
Linda O'Neill
Norman Guerlotte
Ty John IG. Palazzo
M. Elizabeth Peterson
Lews F. Raab
Bertha Warshaw
The
Stevens
Helen Unwin
George Carts, Jr
Mr. Stevens
Earl Curson
Ues Kilcoyne
Arthur Forchit
Angela M. Tad
Robert 'l'. Boum
Leslie E .J Shetton
Mary Sawehuk
Patricia Saxton
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Eastern Hall of Nation
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Ken Merray
New Cannan
National Society For Medical
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Channel 3
Mir
Batt
Argentina
Msgr
Henry F Flanagan
Msgr, Michael Gufrin
Sard
Airport Operators Council
France
Town ‘Committee
Stevens Group
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