Cold Air Brings New Slump and Warm Spreads North
A mass of cold air shifted across the eastern half of the country with Tampa showing a dawn low around 40 degrees, roughly 15 degrees cooler than Sunday. Readings rose by 10 to 20 degrees east of the Mississippi while the Dakotas dropped 10 to 13 degrees. Precipitation was light, limited to showers in the Pacific Northwest and Great Lakes region, with light snow or flurries likely in northern states through the Great Lakes and New England. Colder weather is forecast for the northern Rockies and Upper Mississippi Valley, with warmer conditions from Georgia to Virginia.
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Daughter Born To Nina Warren In California Birth
The eight pound three ounce boy William Warren Brien was born at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital on Saturday Nine to Nina Warren ren and Chief Justice Earl Warren. He is the son of Dr. Stuart Bre, a Beverly Hills obstetrician, and the child’s nickname is Honeybear.
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Japan Official Warns U S on Import Curbs
Tokyo official Aiichiro Fujiyama told a luncheon that U S import restrictions would threaten free world trade and cause grave political and economic problems. He warned Japan would see reduced international commerce and cautioned that Japan must sell most of its goods to America.
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Oil Stove Fire Kills 8 Kids Of Canada Family
In Sherbrooke Quebec a fire that day likely caused by a faulty oil stove engulfed an eight room frame house. Eight children died while their father Lisnel Denault 38 suffered third degree burns and attempted to save them as their mother Marie Ange Denault returned from mass to find the blaze.
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Stymie Faced In Girard Appeal in Tokyo
Japanese prosecutors have not reached a decision on appealing the suspended three year sentence for GI William Girard. A further meeting is planned before the Tuesday midnight deadline. If no appeal is filed, the 22 year old Ottawa soldier may return to the United States with his Japanese wife.
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Kishi Promotes Goodwill With New Zealand Tour
Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi assured New Zealand that trade with Japan will remain free of counterfeit goods as he conducts a goodwill and economic tour through the Commonwealth nation. He urged friendly ties, stressed mutual understanding through personal contact, and linked Asia's security to economic progress of new Asian states. His Southeast Asian plan would not clash with the Colombo plan, he said.
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Wife Stabs Husband After Party in Berkeley Death
Police say Mary Carter stabbed Jeremiah Carter, 31, with a butcher knife after returning from a party. The alleged motive cited by Mary is self defense claiming he struck her. The incident occurred in Berkeley.
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Poona College leads study on India's language diversity
Poona India Deccan College Postgraduate and Research Institute conducts a large scale training and captive study to protect diverse languages spoken across India.
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Indonesia faces Dutch reprisals after UN move
Indonesian authorities strike back as tensions rise over West New Guinea. Pro Holland protests widen while the government tightens controls on Dutch firms and language media. A new research center in Benecia is linked to ongoing policy shifts amid the crisis.
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Drug May Help Fish Industry Discoveries Impact
University of California Miami Center announced a finding on a new antibiotic that could aid the California fishing industry by allowing fresh fish shipments to midwestern markets without freezing. Studies suggest the drug could safely extend freshness by up to two weeks, reducing costs and opening long distance sales.
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Medical Study In Canada Under Scrutiny
Toronto news reports a study of general medical practice conducted by Dr. Lionel Farber and Peter Lerke. Two persons were questioned as authorities posted roadblocks and searched the area near the scene with hygiene and explosives experts aiding the security sweep.
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