Mild Weather Pattern Sweeps Nation With Snow Rain Warmth
A mild weather pattern covered the nation with snow rain and warming and cooling. Light snow bands moved through eastern Dakotas and the southern Great Lakes while a light rain band hit the far Northwest. Western Washington saw rain and a core of mixed precipitation near the Isle of Tatonsa region. Temperatures ranged 10 to 15 degrees in the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes area with a warming trend in Texas and Oklahoma. Generally fair skies prevailed from the Rockies to the Pacific, aside from the Northwest rain.
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Indiana Soldier’s Sentence Cut After Korean Boy Death
Raymond Briley of Brownburg Indiana faced a court martial for negligent homicide in the shooting of a Korean youth. An Army spokesman said he would serve only six months with possible discharge changes after good behavior and a blot on his record.
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New Plane Developed For Rugged Operation
San Diego reports Ryan Aeronautical Co introduces a new vectiplane designed for rugged terrain. It features double retractable wing flaps for vertical takeoff and hovering, transforming to horizontal flight via a slipstream method. Propelled by two large TS gas turbine engines, it aims to combine helicopter speed and range with fixed-wing stability. Wing span 28 feet 5 inches. weight 2,690 pounds. capacity two persons.
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Publisher Gannett Dies at 81 in Rochester
Frank Gannett, founder and former president emeritus of Gannett Company, died early today in Rochester at age 81. A longtime newspaperman from youth, he suffered a back injury in 1955 and once sought the Republican presidential nomination. The Gannett Company publishes 22 newspapers and owns radio and television outlets in four cities.
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Thailand eyes agency to promote tourism growth
Bangkok reports that with nearly 4,500,000 tourist dollars spent in four years, the government weighs creating an organization to promote tourism. The move aims to boost visitor numbers and coordinate travel incentives amid rising international interest.
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Korea completes $30 million power project ahead of schedule
Korea finishes the United States assisted development project that nearly doubles its electrical capacity, marking the largest such effort in Korea completed months before the planned deadline.
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King Mohammed of Morocco Tours Disneyland in Los Angeles
Moroccan king Mohammed V tours Disneyland in Anaheim during a Southern California visit. The day included an aircraft factory, a supermarket, and a movie studio tour, followed by a formal banquet with Los Angeles officials. The king greeted locals including a 4 year old in the market crowd.
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Long transit strike clouds Los Angeles commuters
In Los Angeles and four Southern California counties unrest looms as transit workers threaten a lengthy strike. Negotiations stalled while riders face mounting delays and service cuts. A separate naval case reports a Marine acquitted of mistreatment charges in Japan amid tense postwar labor disputes.
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Transit strike snarls Los Angeles riders as unions walk out
Trainmen and Metropolitan Coach Lines leaders joined a Monday morning walkout in Glendale and Pasadena, squeezing riders who sought other means to work. Buses, carpools, walking, and taxis filled routes as the strike spread, with no immediate end in sight.
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