Expert checks on skeleton in Arizona forest death case
Hartford November 23 APj reports experts review skeletal remains found four years ago in an Arizona forest. uncertainty remains whether the body is Connie Smith missing since 1952 after leaving a Salisbury parish camp. An anthropologist will examine the skull, hairs will be compared, and jawbone and dental records vetted to confirm identity.
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Weather Update for Yala Fren U S Wenthor Barrae
Morning conditions show cloudy and breezy skies with a chance of brief showers. By afternoon it becomes partly cloudy and breezy, with a high in the 40s. Tonight will be fair, cold around 20. Sunday expected mostly sunny with seasonable temps in the 40s. Highest yesterday and comparisons to year ago are noted. Sunrise at 6:51 am, sunset at 5:28 pm.
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Santa and Mayor Light Downtown Yale Christmas Display
A crowd watched Mayor Tedesco with Santa Claus switch on the downtown Yale lights during the 16th Christmas Lighting ceremony. Police athletic league bands, city officials, and performers from Eastman School and Columbia Records provided songs and entertainment in the city hall area as Main Street, USA was highlighted for the season.
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JFK Macmillan meeting looms in near future
In Hyannisport mass Nov 23 AP reports a highly probable meeting between President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to discuss world affairs including the Cuban situation. Kennedy receives a progress report on Cuba and holds NSC and defense budget talks as plans for a possible $43.3 billion military allocation for next year unfold.
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Bandit Escapes After In Store Hold Up
A white male, about 29, wearing a navy blue trench coat and grey hat held up a clerk at a Cumberland Farms store on Nil Success Avenue Semford. He fled with about 105 dollars from the cash register, claiming this was a foldup and warning of friends outside. No customers were present.
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TV Star Doug McClure Injured In Surfboard Mishap
Honolulu Nov 23 AP Doug McClure television actor was treated for forehead cuts after a surfboard struck him while swimming at Waikiki Beach He is star of The Virginian and planned a Hawaii vacation through Nov 27.
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Snowstorm Slows West with Major Hit and Run Deluge
A broad snowstorm stalled traffic from North Dakota to the Great Lakes, dumping up to 7 inches in Willmar and 2 to 6 inches elsewhere. Highways became hazardous but passable across a 100 mile swath through South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin as winds whipped Lake Michigan and surrounding lakes. A Norwegian freighter Maker fell ran aground near Muskegon, Michigan amid 40 knot gusts. warnings issued for northern Wisconsin and central Michigan. Cooler readings persisted across the region with near freezing across the rockies and central plateau.
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Death row inmates stage film strike at San Quentin
Twenty death row prisoners staged a shouting minute demonstration at San Quentin after not getting an extra movie for Thanksgiving week. They walked out Thursday on Tight Little Island and objected to Cry of the City as the bonus. Associate warden Lewis Nelson reconciled the protesters, noting two broken table tennis paddles as damage.
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Nehru sees long struggle against China amid ceasefire doubt
Prime Minister Nehru warned India must expect a prolonged conflict with Red China despite a Chinese peace offer. He spoke after meetings with U S and British military missions, urging resolve and sacrifice while India strengthens its war effort. China signaled willingness to stall. Nehru did not commit to Beijing's terms. Indian forces maintained patrols on the Himalayan front, with some sectors quiet.
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Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Burton H
Ada 24 El Comics Dear Abby Editorials Fashions Financial News Jacoby on Bridge Obituaries TV and Radio Sports 20 21 Theater News Women's News The page lists various sections and features for the Telegram issue. The reader is guided to sections on comics, editorials, fashions, financial news, bridge column, obituaries, TV and radio, sports, theater, and women's news.
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Weather disaster near Vere Maryland kills 17 aboard United Air Lines flight
A United Airlines flight 207 from Newark to Atlanta crashed near Vere, Maryland, killing all 17 aboard including 10 United employees and Spencer Silverthorne, president of the Empire State Chamber of Commerce. FAA and FBI teams recovered bodies as state troopers and volunteers worked amid explosions and debris. The flight recorder was recovered for investigation to determine causes.
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California Surpasses New York in Population Growth
California gains population at more than twice New York’s rate, with Nevada leading growth at 17.3 percent from April 1960 to mid-1962. Arizona follows, Hawaii and Alaska also rise, while West Virginia falls. California’s population reaches 16,970,000. New York at 17,402,000.
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Two Die In Blast At Underground Computer Center
A blast and fire at an underground computer center and storage complex under construction for the Industrial National Tank off Providence killed two workers and injured nine others. The dead are Donald Arnat and Vincent P Mulvey, both in their sixties. Nine patients were treated at Roger Williams General Hospital for burns smoke inhalation and related injuries.
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Russia and Cuba Seek U S Blockade Lift Proposal
Soviet and Cuban sources disclosed plans to end the Cuban crisis by lifting the U S blockade as part of a 14 point settlement proposed to the United States. The proposal calls for ending subversion, halting interference, and negotiating over Guantanamo while keeping verification via the United Nations.
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Youngstown bomb kills rackets figure and son
In Youngstown a boobytrap bomb attached to a car ignited, killing Ghyearald Charles Cavallaro and his 11 year old son Thomas. A 12 year old was seriously injured. Gov DiSalle urged state and federal action as violence in the city’s rackets war escalates.
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