Bad Weather Closes Roads Near Buffalo
Strong winds and freezing temperatures hit western New York Sunday night delaying traffic on the New York State Thruway from Williamsville to Batavia. Dozens of tractor trailers and cars were stranded as police escorted some convoys and urged others to wait or travel in groups. Trees toppled in the Rochester area while visibility dropped to zero in many stretches.
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New York State Thruway
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Nuclear Ban Near Despite U S Soviet Test Talks
Khrushchev signal shows willingness to halt nuclear tests linking accord to Cuba, suggesting on site inspections. Officials note Kennedy’s reply demands multiple inspections while acknowledging progress at the United Nations and in Britain.
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Khrushchev
China
United Nations
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Foreign Office
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
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Arthur Dean
Dean
United States
Mead Park Skating Rink Keeps Ice Clean
A patrol in its second year at Mead Park supervises rink activities. Mary Beth Keppel and Joan Beckwith are shown kneeling with others cleaning the ice several times daily. Scoops remove finely ground ice to improve skating conditions.
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Mary Beth Keppel
Joan Beckwith
Mead Park
ICE Patrol
Mead Park Skating Rink
Howard Sheen
Dock Strike Near Settlement Stalls Load Ops Coastwide
The dock strike leaves no one to load or unload cargo with about 20 000 railroad boxcars backed up along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. Estimated losses approach 600 million dollars as talks reveal a package offer 11 cents below workers demands and 17 cents above industry bids. Alexander P. Chopin leads the shipping negotiators in stalled talks.
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Gulf
Alexander P. Chopin
Mediation Board Recommends 15-Cent Wage Boost
The mediation board proposed a 15 cent hourly wage increase retroactive to last Oct 1, part of a broader package for the Tongshoremen. Both sides would submit manpower utilization and job security issues to a Labor Department study. The plan aims to resolve the contract dispute ahead of a looming strike.
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New York
Jiere
Department of Labor
One Killed Seven Hurt In Collision Near Columbiana
A two car and tractor trailer crash on Ohio 14 near Columbiana killed Reed Claytop Puffinburger of Freedom Pennsylvania and injured seven others. The Ohio Patrol reported Puffinburger attempted to pass another car when his vehicle collided head on with the truck.
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Unio
Pennsylvania
Reed Claytop
Puffinburger
Freedom
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio 14
Columbiana
Area School Audit Slated After Gripes
Victory Joint School District will undergo an audit by a certified public accountant to review all district accounts and cafeteria records. The move follows a stormy November meeting where more than 100 taxpayers criticized finances and urged scrutiny, though officials denied fraud.
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Seranalin
Victory Joint
H. Carl Wasson
Bus Crash Injures Twenty Near Carmel Maine
In light fog on Route 2 west of Carmel two Greyhound buses collided head on injuring twenty passengers. Authorities reported the crash occurred yesterday and emergency crews transported several victims to area hospitals for treatment.
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Carmel
Maine
Greyhound
MacArthur Wins Peace in Amateur Sports Dispute
The AP reports Gen. Douglas MacArthur brokered a two day truce between AAU and NCAA backed groups over amateur athletics. Key points include lifting facility discrimination, creating an Olympic eligibility board, and designating a track federation to govern in school events while AAU oversees open meets and international affairs. The settlement allows athletes to resume winter track activities.
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Douglas ‘MacArthur
John F. Kennedy
Washington
MacArthur
Waldorf Towers
Asheman Olympic Eligibility Board
AAU
U.S. Track and Field Federation
General MacArthur
Track Federation
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