Weather scientist links man made warming to storms
Dr. Helmut Landsberg of the Weather Bureau says bulldozers steam shovels and urban heat from roads buildings and industry contribute to a temporary warming trend that may boost tornadoes and hurricanes. He cites carbon dioxide greenhouse effects and possible solar radiation but notes no proof and says the trend may be irregular and temporary.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Washington
Helmut Landsberg
Weather Bureau
Landsberg
United States
Landsburg
New England
Virginia
D.C
Puha
Audrey
Gulf Coast
Namias
Winston Churchill
London
Weather scientist links warming trends to more local storms
Weather expert Landsberg says warming over 50 years may alter heat exchange, affecting tornado and hurricane frequency. He notes more storminess could stem from human land changes and urban heat, while planetar y wave train patterns and sun activity help explain this year's unusual weather.
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Hideo Nishioka
Keio University
Tokyo
Nishioka
International Economic Research Bureau
AP News
Ed Gunder
Weather Bureau
United States
Jerome Namias
Namias
Two Rangers Trapped by Snow in High Sierra Meadow
In Fresno California two forest rangers are trapped by heavy snow in a High Sierra meadow above 9 000 feet. A supply drop for the horses failed as overcast and deep trough winds hindered aircraft and radio contact.
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Jerome Namias
Weather Bureau
Namias
California
Fresno
Calif
High Sierra
Walter J. Puhn
The
Sierra National Forest
Puglin
North Fork
Kings River
PE Marun
Mer Tar
Stetmaer Patel
Ana
Juuniur Micamond
Eisenhower to Convene Special Cabinet Meeting Tomorrow
President Eisenhower will hold a special cabinet meeting tomorrow at 9 a.m. EST, not due to an emergency. The session, announced by press secretary Anne Wheaton, will discuss next year’s legislative and spending programs and world peace implications from Soviet advances.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Anne Wheaton
Russia
Wheaton
King Mohammed V to Address UN After U S Tour
Morocco's King Mohammed V will address the UN General Assembly on December 9 at the end of a U S tour. He arrives in Washington on November 25 to be greeted by President Eisenhower and then visits Williamsburg Dallas and California cities before returning to Morocco. Crown Prince Moulay Hassan will oversee affairs during the trip.
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Rabat
Morocco
Mohammed V
UN General Assembly
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Williamsburg
Dallas
Tex
Price Daniel
Daniel
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Omaha
Neb
Niagara Falls
New York City
Morocca
Mohammed
Moulay Hassan
Classic 1950s Cars Offered At Bargain Prices
A reel of used car listings shows a 1955 Ford, 1945 to 1954 Chevrolets, 1953 Buick convertible at 95, 1954 Lincoln four door sedan at 1395, 1955 Mercury wagon, and a 1955 Packard four door sedan at 1495 all advertised as clean bargains with all power features noted.
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New York
New England Area
North Polar
Peary
Pole
Norway
Texas
Oklahoma
Jack Thompson
Maryland
Robert
Mar‘aradiea
Dranghhr Amditianes
U. S
Mayfair Motors
Mercury
Cadillac
FORD
Pontiac Red Bay
DODGE
Lincoln
Chevrolet Se
Chrysler Windsor
Plymouth Cranbrook Sedan
R& H
Polite
Bien 'R. Stering
Las
Plymouth
SAVOY
R&h
BUICK
DE Soto
Pontiac
Rawle
Hyara
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Nash
Milford
Post Road
Howard Johnson
Auto
Spontiac
Gait Benes
Elle. Motors Inc
Fairfield Ave
Park & Wast
Victoria
Chevrolet Sc
Satan
Chrysler
Auto, Trans
Pwr. Stre
Savoy Club Sedan _ter
Mercury Radio
Chrysler R. & H
Imperial
Sedan
Skres
Elec
Packard
Ultramatic Trans
Pwr
Atrg
Brakes
Hillman Sci
Whitewall
Horace
Secon
Plymouth Radio
N.Y
Catalina Hardtoz
Rvstry
Ww's
Winer Motors, Inc
Bridgeport
Stratford
Fairfield
Barnum. Ave
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