Fresh Sheet of Snow Blankets Much of Nation
Snow covered a broad area with light accumulations across the eastern slopes, plains, and Mississippi Valleys. Reports include three inches in Rumford Maine and two inches in Scotts Bluff Nebraska, while North Platte and Redwood Falls saw light dustings. Cold western plains lingered, but Atlantic coast areas stayed mild with scattered showers forecast along the Washington Coast and Southwest.
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Plains States
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Portlard
Lebanon
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Atlantis
Gulf
Carolinas
Georgia
Texas
California
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Nevada
Statewide Weather Report Briefs for California Weekend
Weather across California featured mainly fair skies with cloudiness in the far north and some showers from Santa Maria to Bakersfield and Los Angeles. Santa Maria logged a thunderstorm and .07 inch of rain. other areas saw lesser amounts. Lows Saturday ranged from 30 to 40 in the north and central valleys and 40 to 60 in Southern California. Winds peaked 30 to 35 mph in the Sacramento and San Francisco Bay areas, with lighter winds elsewhere. A weak storm front was approaching Oregon and Washington coasts.
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Euston
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Detroit
el Centro
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Helena
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
New Orleans
New York
Oakland
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Red Bluff
Teno
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Sacramento
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Stockton
Thermal
Tucson
Washington
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Bakersfield
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Lwhite School
Chessman Loses Trial Bid In Death Penalty Case
Los Angeles AP reports convict Daryl Chessman failed in a new trial bid over alleged transcript errors in his 12 year fight to avoid execution. Judge Evans upheld the death sentence, ordering a stay while Chessman plans further appeals to the California Supreme Court. Chessman called the ruling wrong but said he received a fair hearing and vowed to continue his case.
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Los Angeles
Daryl Chessman
Walger
Evans Friday
Chessman
San Quentin
U.S. Supreme Court
Stanley Fraser
Ernest Perry
Ae Friday
Evans
Chess' Mnan
Seaton Sees Grave Threat To Resources
Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton warned of intense demands on national natural resources and urged new legislation to protect outdoor lands. He defended oil and gas leasing on federal wildlife lands and urged creating a National Outdoor Recreational Resources Review Commission to include wilderness values in land surveys. He called for Arctic mineral leasing rules and for timber preservation on Klamath lands, and he said he would support hearings to defend leasing decisions amid drainage threats.
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ST. Louis
ULP
Fred A. Seaton
America
National Wildlife Federation
Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act
National Outdoor Recreational Resources Review Commission
Arctic Game Range
Alaska
Seaton
Two FCC Men Seen Resigning
Washington reports House investigators may force resignations of FCC Chair Joan Doerter and Commissioner Robert Lee. Rep. Morgan M. Moulder claims Doerter and Lee share blame with Richard Mack over decisions influenced by broadcast interests. Mack denies wrongdoing but hints at quitting. Harris says Channel 10 case nearing closure with more witnesses next week.
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National Airlines
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Lee
Channel
Public, Service Television Inc
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Channel 10
Flareup Seen In Little Rock
In Little Rock ex pulsion of a Central High School white girl student was expected to trigger a segregationist demonstration at the campus Monday. Sammie Dean Parker, 13, was expelled after a two week suspension for distributing cards praising the expulsion of a Negro student. Her father J D Parker planned to accompany her to school to seek reinstatement as a segregationist figure warned of a possible major incident.
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Little Rock
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Central High School
Sammie Dean Parker
J. D. Parker
Little Rock Citizens’ Council
Parker
Solid-Fuel Minuteman Plan for 5000-Mile ICBM
Washington uses Air Force directive to develop the Minuteman, America’s first 5000 mile solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile. Holaday orders push for solid propellant missiles and the liquid propellants transition for Titan and future missiles. Navy Polaris solid-fuel option considered as a successor to liquid Thor.
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Air Force
America
Defense Department
William H. Holaday
Holaday
Airy Force
Navy
Thor
Minuteman
Submarine Hunt Aboard Leyte In Atlantic Search
In western Atlantic waters the aircraft carrier Leyte and a destroyer escort squadron scouted for unidentified submarine contacts. Navy officials refused comment on the suspected submarine report, while Jacksonville Journal cited unconfirmed claims of visual contact with a Russian sub during anti submarine exercises.
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R. 1
Leyte
Atlantic
Uni
Jacksonville Naval Air Base
Florida
Jacksonville Journal
Navy
Vanguard
Army
USC Frat Pledge Shipped Chicago to Miss Dinner
Burton Rosen 20 Chicago Heights was shanghaied from Los Angeles to Chicago by USC Zeta Beta Tau pledges in a nonstop flight. He sought a return ticket at Midway but none were available and authorities alerted his parents. Rosen’s father condemned the prank though he later allowed a possible return to Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Burton Rosen
Chicago Heights
Rosen
University of Southern California
Zeta, Beta Tau Fraternity
Midway Airport
San Francisco
A St S
George Rosen
George
Pope Names Chicago Cardinal to Roman Curia
CHICAGO INS Samuel Cardinal Stritch of the Chicago Catholic Archdiocese said he was amazed when Pope Pius XII named him to the Roman Curia. He noted the honor reflects on the American church and the Holy Father’s confidence in him to oversee the Propagation of the Faith and foreign missions. He planned to travel to Rome to serve and prove himself worthy of the appointment.
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Chicago
INS
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Universal Church
Holy Father
United States
Sacred Congregation of the Propagation of the Faith
Rome
Fuchs Nears End Of Polar Journey
At McMurdo Sound, British explorer Vivian Fuchs is expected to reach the coast tomorrow around 7 30 p m. after completing a historic trans Antarctic trek. A welcoming band at the U S base is prepared to greet him as his party spends tonight about 20 miles from the nearby New Zealand base, the journey’s end near.
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Vivian Fuchs
Philharmonic
U.S
Fuchs
New Zealand
Setback Reported in Navy Vanguard Rocket Preparations
Cape Canaveral reports further trouble in the Navy vanguard satellite rocket as crews prepare to launch both the missile and a second army moon mission next week. The Navy launch could be delayed until later in the week after the Army Jupiter-C twin explorer is scheduled to lift off.
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Fla
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Navy
Vanguard
Army
Daily Review Gazette enters mail at Hayward office
The Daily Review states it is entered as second class matter at the Pom Office in Hayward California under the act of Congress dated March 3 879. Address all semanuntentions to 20 Winton Ave The Daily Review Sybeerbtee with fate pened rut dda hee Fae iam.
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Daily Review, Inc
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Hayward
California
Congress
Winton Ave
the Daily Review
Three Californians Die In Turnpike Car Plunge
Three California women, Mrs. Catherine Meyers 53 of Long Beach, her daughter Mrs. Jane Burch 33 of Buena Park, and her daughter-in-law Mrs. Lucille Meyers 21 of Long Beach, were killed when their car ran off the Will Rogers Turnpike east of Miami Oklahoma and plunged into the Spring River. State Trooper Don Wiens identified the victims and said the car crossed a median, ripped through a guard rail, and submerged.
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Okla
INS
California
Will Rogers Turnpike
Spring River
Oklahoma
Don ‘Wiens
Catherine Meyers
Long Beach
Calif
Jane Burch
Bueno Park
Lucille’ Meyers
Wiens
Labor Probe To Get Hotter
Senate labor rackets investigators prepare to unfold violent testimony next week in the UAW Kohler strike at Sheboygan Wisconsin. Robert F Kennedy noted Monday's schedule includes violence on both sides with mass picketing and arms purchases by Kohler. Senators Goldwater Kennedy Ervin defended the inquiry and praised the investigator as fair.
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INS
Senate ‘Labor
United Auto Workers-Kohler
UAW
Walter Reuther
Keller
Herbert Kohler
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Bellino Af
Vast Potential in Atom Said Yet To Be Tapped
Washington reports that physicist Dr. M Stanley Livingston of MIT told a regional conference the atom holds far more energy to be tapped beyond known nuclear physics. He noted the nucleus contains a vast, untapped store of energy and described antimatter particles and the immense energy released when protons or neutrons meet counterparts. In New York, Bootleggers faced charges as federal agents joined a probe into a deadly moonshine case amid a surge of enforcement during a citywide operation.
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M. Stanley Livingston
Livingston
Massachusetts Institute A Technology
An. M
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New
Aba
Diaz
Jose Bellido
Districe Bation
Bronx
Doctors halt surgery on Oakland infant tumor
In Oakland a 12-member medical panel at Children's Hospital of the East Bay decided not to operate on 20 month old Jessica DuPree. They will pursue X-ray therapy to treat a malignant stomach tumor while honoring the parents faith and court order. Judge Ralph Hoyt ruled transfusions may be given only in emergencies. The DuPree family, Jehovah’s Witnesses, objected to blood transfusions.
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Alameda
Ralph Hoyt
Gerald DuPree
Fof
Jessica DuPree
Children’s Hospital
East ‘Bay
Hoyt
They DuPrees
Tehoivah
Carrillo Subpoenaed in Scott Slaying Probe
Los Angeles report states actor Leo Carrillo and ten others were subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury investigating a plot tied to a new trial bid for criminal chief L. Ewing Scott. The subpoenas were issued Friday regarding a counterfeit body parts plot to simulate Scott’s missing wife Evelyn Throsby Scott.
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Los ‘Angeles
Leo Carrillo
L. Ewing Scott
Scott
Evelyn ‘Throsby ‘Scott
Octogenarian Congressman Marries Secretary in South Dakota
Washington reports Rep. Usher L. Burdick, aged 73, wed his secretary Mrs. Jean Rodgers, 38, amid public remarks about age and compatibility. The couple, described as honeymooning, faced questions as the ceremony proceeded and the bride reportedly considered changing her mind at the last minute.
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L. Burdick
South Dakota
Jean Rodgers
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