General Cold Wave Extends Into Southland
The Associated Press reports a fresh arctic outbreak sweeping from the Rockies to the Midwest and into the East and South. Subzero readings appear in northern Maine and Western New York while Florida and the Southeast chill to the 40s and below. snow coats sections from the northern Plains to the Great Lakes as cold warnings extend across Montana to northern Texas.
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Funeral notices for Bedow Hessink and Way in Spartansburg and Columbus
Funeral services are scheduled for Mrs. Ernest Arlie Bedow in Spartansburg Tuesday at 2 p m at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home with viewing tonight. burial at Rose Mill Cemetery. Carl D Way’s service at St George Funeral Home Wednesday with viewings Monday and Tuesday. burial at West Lawn Cemetery. Final rites for Mrs Nellie Hessink of Clymer Wednesday at Abbe Reformed Church at 1 30 p m followed by interment at Holland Cemetery. viewings Monday and Tuesday at Spitzer Funeral Home.
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James Duff Honored at Metropolitan Club Birthday Event
Friends from the legal profession and the Senate gathered at the Metropolitan Club yesterday to honor former Senator James H. Duff R Pa on his 80th birthday. Duff lives in Hollywood Md about ten miles away.
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Runaway Truck Claims Franklin County Aide
Charles E. Simpkins of Clintonville, 98, a Venango County state highway department employee, died after a runaway tractor-trailer rolled and crushed him between two trucks 16 miles south of here. State police said he stopped to help the driver and was placing cinders under the rear wheels when the brake failed and the vehicle drifted down an incline.
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New York Paper Strike Reaches 46th Day Standstill
The New York Newspaper Guild and the independent Teamsters Union press the Cleveland strike stalemate over Plain Dealer and Press News. Negotiations advised by Cleveland Mayor Ralph Locher proceed after a NY Guild vote rejected Kennedy intervention. Guild reports 5,000 idled members have received 1.27 million dollars in benefits, with local funds facing 420 thousand shortfall.
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Scranton Proclaims Ukrainian National Independence Day
Harrisburg reports Gov. Scranton issued his first proclamation after taking office declaring today Ukrainian National Independence Day in Pennsylvania. The action designates the observance statewide with ceremonial emphasis at state capitol.
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Rescue Squads Save Girl From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Four rescue squads and quick action by Erie police and Fire Department saved a child overcome by carbon monoxide in an Erie area home. Victim, Pamela Walt, recovered after treatment at St. Vincent's Hospital. Fire responders supplied oxygen while workers fixed the source. gasoline-powered cement breaker caused fumes.
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Big 3 Huddles On Nuclear Ban
Groundwork for new nuclear talks marked by Kennedy Khrushchev letters made public. Khrushchev offered two or three on site inspections annually as part of a sneak test ban system. Kennedy welcomed the Soviet leader’s attitude as a major act of goodwill.
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