Wind-Driven Snow Paralyzes Northeast. 16 Dead in 5 States
Winter storms lash western New York and surrounding regions with 50 mph winds and drifts up to 10 feet. Sixteen deaths reported across five states as highways close, power lines fail, and shelters host stranded travelers.
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Pennsylvanian
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Robert Hamsmer
Auburn
New York Thruway
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Thruway
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Carlisle
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Hutfnta
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Rockies
Winnter
Southland
Florida
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Fla
Midwest
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Chicago
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Weather Bureau
Plane crash kills man and injures two in Alturas
A demonstration plane dropped from about three feet after takeoff and crashed into a contractor shed near the Alturas airport, killing 43 year old Colin Southard of Nubieher and critically injuring 44 year old Drace Fountain and 34 year old B N Buckley, a Klamath Aircraft salesman.
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Alturas
Colin Southard
Nubieher
B. N. Buckley
Klamath Aircraft Service
Klamath’ Falls
Ore
Drace Fountain
Lynn Harris
Daily Review notices and offices listed in Hayward
The Daily Review announces post office mailing details and multiple office locations in Hayward Alameda County California with addresses in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Jefferson Hall areas. It lists subscription rate of 19 cents and general contact channels for communications.
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Hayward
Calhornra
Winton Aves
THE
Daily Review
Winson Ave
Alameda County
Calif
Jefferson Rato Zelein
San Leandro
Teant
Au Hall
Fremont
Fremont Blvd
Almanac Today February 20 1960 and historical milestones
Almanac note for Saturday February 20 marks the last day of the year with 15 days left in 1960. It lists past events including Washington signing the Post Office Act in 1792, the 1909 Supreme Court ruling on federal power, the 1872 opening of the New York Metropolitan Museum, the 1917 U S sale of the Danish West Indies, and the 1993 House vote to repeal the prohibition amendment. A thought from George Washington urges labor to keep alive the spark of celestial fire.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
U.S
Danish West Indies
House
Senate
George Washington
Death Penalty Debate Faces California Solons
In Sacramento Governor Brown moves to place the death penalty issue before the Legislature with a special session. Support shifts amid partisan lines as abolitionists weigh new backing while opponents pledge to fight. Notable figures include Assembly leaders, Senate leaders, and Chessman case ties color the debate.
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Cary Chessman
Chessman
Tye
Don A. Allen
Los Angeles
Crip Ito
Munnell
Senate
Vern Mugh
Bucns
D-Fresno
John C. McCarthy
San Rafael
Joe Shell
Assembly
Thomas C.macbride
Bruce Sumner
Newport Beach
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Testyear
Lester Menilan
McMillan
Fred Farr
Carmel
Yalso
John O'Cantnell
San Francisco
Brewis
Assemblyman
Five Sclons Disapprove Of Reprieve
The report notes five members of Congress disapproved of Gov. Edmund G. Brown's reprieve for Caryl Chessman, while others around the world welcomed the stay. It cites concerns over State Department interference and potential demonstrations during President Eisenhower’s South American tour, with lawmakers urging adherence to state law and justice.
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Caryl Chessman
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Chessman
Los Angeles
Chessmine
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California
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Keebee Brown
State Department
Risenhower
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Brazil
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D-Ark
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Clair Fagle-Calip
Sen
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Garidon Alot
R-Coto
August EF. Johansen
R- Mieh
Ruhottorm
WS. State Department
Californiia
Gov. Brown
le Parisien
Ate
Vital Victory For Defense In Finch Case
In Los Angeles AP report, the defense wins a procedural victory as Judge Waller B. My ans denies the prosecution’s bid for an albornatting conviction. The state seeks first degree murder for Dr R Bernard Wind 42 and his 23 year old sweetheart Carole Tregolt. Jury may consider second degree murder or manslaughter. final arguments expected Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Waller BR. Myans
Drs R. Bernard Wind
Carole Tregolt de
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Evans
Finch
Morepatl
Barbara Jean
Paola Brunt of Jokes in U.S. Probe
Paola Kansas, population about 4500, became the butt of jokes as congressional inquiry questions saluted the term payola amid a local history recount. Mayor Sar Hume and resident Mary Ellen Thomas weigh in on the confusion and the town’s origins tied to Baptiste Peoria and local legend.
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Paola
Kan
Sar Hume
Mary Ellen Thomas
Kansas City
Santryside
Ligami Industries
SRS
Weyers
Monarch
Bernice Wallace
Paoli
Baptiste Peoria
Bull
Wea
Chict
Pesoria
Paatia
jAnd
Paole
Air Force describes Aries satellite failure at Vandenberg
Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif reports another failure as Discoverer Aries misses its orbit attempt. A Thor missile broke off course over the Pacific coast causing a fiery explosion at 20 000 feet and scattered debris over the sea with no injuries or property damage reported. The cause is undetermined. At Cape Canaveral Fla a data capsule recovered earlier may provide high altitude Earth images if persistent recovery continues.
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Calif
Air Force
Space
Tistant
Tracoast
Thorsigena Nissi
Hien
Cano Canaveral
Fla
Knox County school chief reports elementary song incident
Knoxville based district official Mildred Doyle says students at a local elementary school sang a chant calling for her boil on Friday. She had previously ordered Saturday classes to recover lost time after a heavy snow shutdown. In separate items, burglars reportedly returned a stolen record collection in London and a motorist paid a four year old fine after a traffic stop in Columbia South Carolina.
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Knoxville, Tenn
UPI
Knox
Mildred Doyle
Statewide California Weather Forecast Summary
Statewide forecast through Sunday shows fair to partly cloudy skies with slight warmth. Northern regions report high cloudiness and northerly winds, coastal areas see 8 to 20 mph breezes, and inland valleys expect daytime highs around the upper 60s to low 70s with low 30s to 40s overnight.
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Pentagon Chief States Standards for Military Manuals
Pentagon chief Thomas S. Gates orders sweeping reviews of all Army Navy and Air Force publications after several manuals were deemed inappropriate. He holds service secretaries personally responsible for inaccuracies or lack of good taste and urges immediate changes.
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Sec
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Delonse Thomas $. Gates
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Gates
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Sharp
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Ehercuns
Homer H. Hyde
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
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Hyde
Civil Rights Push Moves Senate To Action
Washington AP reports Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson aims to speed up Senate work next week to pass civil rights legislation despite Southern opposition. He will add Saturday sessions and extend daily hours while declining Washington's Birthday as a holiday. Republican leader Everett M. Dirksen says steps are needed to overcome resistance. Byrd calls the tactic irresponsible.
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Senate
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Lyndon B. Jalson
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Everett MM
Pickson
Mir
Nois
Keader
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Missonri
Hany F. Byrd
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GOP
Escapist Cracks Caen Prison Again in Major Breakout
French bank robber Mickey Crnut, alias Medee Crnut, age 26, known as France's notorious jailbreaker, escaped Caen Prison on Friday. This marks his 13th successful jailbreak, boosting a notorious record tied to multiple prior escapes from Cherbourg Bordeaux Marseille Avignon and Toulouse, aided by a 23-foot cloth rope and a hidden key, as authorities scramble to regain him.
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Toulouse
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Marseille
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Polaris Tests Due in Spring and Summer
Washington AP reports Admiral Burke discussed the first Polaris submarine test shot slated for late spring or summer this year. He described the planned trials, noted the missiles’ range and weight, and mentioned potential additions of six more submarines to the force, bringing total fleet to 21.
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Adin
Ayleigh
Burke
Bief
Yinoper
Fuids
Polaris
Crerent
Apology May Help Ease US Cuba Tensions
In Havana the U S government offered a formal apology for a bombing by a Florida based private air supply firm. Fidel Castro blamed U S based planes for sugar mill attacks and urged restraint while Washington pledged help to investigate the crash of a Civil Air Patrol aircraft near Miami.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Washington
Castro
Havanna
Robert Bilisrust
Portland
Gre
Robert Kelly
U.S
Civil Air Patrol
Frost
Mhomas Frost
Eugene
Ore
Mrnday
State Department
Stro
Court Sees No Need To Speed
MILWAUKEE AP Carl aichow pleaded innocent to speeding. The judge asked if the officer caught him. the driver claimed he was on a death call. The judge fined him $25, dismissing further claims of crime.
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Carlaichow
Suehow
Hiro
Award Comes A Little Late In Toledo
A 58 year old Carl Cathy received a gold watch for 22 years of service from his employer in Toledo Ohio shortly before being sentenced to life imprisonment for second degree murder in the shooting of tenant Preston Price during a rent dispute.
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Ohio
Carl Cathy
Cully
Gail
Preston Price
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