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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1962

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Virginia Storm Toll Tops Twenty Nine Million In Norfolk Area

A Norfolk Portsmouth Virginia Beach flood disaster left about 500 homes damaged or demolished and caused estimated losses of 2 million in local infrastructure. Civil Defense crews evacuated hundreds while military units aided in rescue and relief efforts.

Storm toll and wrecks as tempest rages along Atlantic coast

Storm lashes coast from Florida to Maryland with ships split and drifting. Twenty seven men believed aboard the stern section of Storm towed in two parts off North Carolina. Victoria rescues eight from Gem bow. Chun Lee adrift east of Cape Hatteras. Guinevere missing after reporting sinking 108 miles east of Charleston. Rivers flood Philadelphia Baltimore and Annapolis. Ocean City Maryland among hardest hit. Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach report major waves and flood damage.

North Carolina Victoria Chun Lee Cape Hatteras N.C Yawl Guinevere Charleston 5.C Sooner State A. H. Dumont Chesapeake Philadelphia Baltimore Antapolis U.S. Naval Academy Florida Gold Coast Palm Beach Miami Beach Miami Ami Beach Fountaine Dlean Americana Eden Roe Cabanas Collins Avenue Fort Lauderdale Joseph P. Kennedy White House Ocean City Med Cerree E. Davidson J. Millard Tawes Mary

Idaho Trooper Dies After Blizzard Duty On Highway 33

An Idaho trooper who worked through a blizzard on State Highway 33 near Newdale and Teonia died minutes after collapsing in a police car. He had returned from a long shift to assist a stalled bus and a motorist, guiding the driver to safety before suffering chest pains and a heart attack. He leaves behind a wife, two stepchildren, and a large extended family.

Newdale Teonia Idaho Newman Fisher Tour

Virginia Withholding Tax Plan Advances In Committee

A Virginia Assembly committee approved a two year moratorium on new annexation suits and moved to study the annexation merger issue. Del. James M. Thomson argued withholding would curb delinquent taxes and fund the $400,000 implementation cost via improved collections and a new state computer system. The plan faced opposition from Sen. E. Willey and others who warned it inflates payrolls and shifts tax burden to employers.

Page Greves House Del James M. Thomson Alexandria Thomson Georgia Virginia Curry Carter Staunton Ser E. E. Willey Richmond Willey Senate Charles T. Moses Appomattox E. G. McCue Jr Albemarle Lewis A. McMurran Newport News McMurran State Tax Department Tax Commission Moses Tax Department Sen Mosby G. Perrow Lynchburg Robert F. Baldwin Norfolk Charles Ro Fenwick Arlington

Robbery suspects linked by family details and gun threat

FBI reports Neal is married with one child and Pinnix is married with four children. Patterson is single. A 2 calibre pistol was seen during the robbery. Albert S. Wilson of American Federal Savings was wounded in the hand. He recalls a robber shouting Do not move or I’ll shoot as three employees and three customers waited in line.

FBI Neal Pinnix Patterson Albert S. Wilson American Federal Savings Wilson

Algerian Frontiers and Rebel Forces Highlight Continued Conflict

French intelligence reports say about 10 000 rebels remain based in Morocco with 30 000 more in Tunisia and ongoing maneuvers near the Kouif Mountains. The revolt, begun in 1954, has left thousands dead as authorities warn of renewed activity and a fragile ceasefire.

Paye Gne Mediterranean Kouif Morocco Algeria Tunisia Army Ministry Paris

Robbery at bank-like firm ends with minor injury

Webb, wounded slightly in the hand, tried to grab a gun during a robbery at a Negro-owned firm near U.S. 29 70. Bandits fled to a nearby residential area as coins spilled from a broken bag. FBI and bloodhounds joined the manhunt. two robbers described by attire.

Webb U.S. 29 FBI Theyman

Coast Guard reports on stricken ships and missing crew

The tanker Gem and several ships faced trouble at sea with reports of eight men aboard the bow section and seven on the stern. Names of missing officers given. Urania Transportation Co of Monrovia owns the Gem. Vessels including A H Dumont, Chesapeake lightship, Sooner State, Chun Lee, Whakatane and Diana received escort or rescue assistance as Navy and Coast Guard carried out operations near Cape Hatteras and Elizabeth City.

Lapp Nikolas Txortzatos Miguel Ta Moglia Fenton Brown Sime Pendizio Raoul Cruz Coast Guard Jytheskou Nas Urania Transportation Co Monrovia Gem A. H. Dumont Virginia Capes Forrest Sherman Chesapeake Elizabeth City N.C Cherokee Sooner State Cape Hatteras Cape Henry Chun Lee Whakatane Philadelphia Northampton

Viet Nam firefight near Saigon devastates village

Viet Cong attacked Ap Tan Long and nearby areas, killing four soldiers and capturing forty. Another clash near Saigon left ten guerrillas and a government trooper dead. Observation planes shadow Phuoc Thanh Province as an air strike reportedly kills sixty. U S helicopters evacuated survivors from Bo Tuc as villagers rebuild.

Ap Tan Long Santa Ap Tan Longs Saigon Phouc Thanh U.S Bo Tuc iThe Vilage

33 Mile North Carolina Beaches Hit by Northeaster

North Carolina coastal areas from Duck to Nags Head endured major damage as a 60 mph northeaster caused ten foot tides. Rescue crews used helicopters and boats to evacuate residents while highways flooded and sand washed away. Officials said the damage could run into millions. In New Hanover County, Carolina Beach saw several inches of salt water cover roads, with Wrightsville Beach reporting three foot high tides and extensive sand removal planned.

Norfolk- Portsmouth Jim Nelson Salisbury Times Chincoteague Venice James T. Lewis Nelson Virginia Beach Civil Defense Ben Wroton Wroton Sand Bridge Princess Ante County Hampton Johnson Hampton Health Department Buckroe Beach Grandview Hayfront Peninsula Theouthside Northside Litle Norfolk Gr. Nicholson Nicholson Ft. Story Ivy High Tide Willoughby Ocean Park Gii Defense Headquarters Portsmouth Lite Creek Duck’s Ocean View Casa Grande Robert N. Harrell Dean F. Osborne Sewers and Bridges Little Bay Avenue Morrisette Willoughby Bay Manteo Orville W. O’neal Edward F. Griffin State Civil Defense Sanford Griffin Duck Kitty Hawk Kill Devil Hills Nags Head Trailways Kill Devil Civil Defense Agency James Denning Highway Department U.S. Highway 155 Denning Wilmington N.C New Hanover County North Carolina Stacy Thomas Carolina Beach Kerve iCarolina Ave Uth St Ita iSt Thomas Jack Parker Water and Sewer ‘Dept Wrightsville Beach Igieets Parker

Dominican moves and power shifts after Trujillo era ends

The Dominican Republic undergoes rapid regime changes after Trujillo's assassination on May 30, 1961. Rodgriguez Echavarria, a former air force chief and Trujillo ally, leads a brief junta before a State Council backed by Rafael Bonnelly takes power. A coup plot against the Balaguer government surfaces, with U.S. naval forces nearby and Rodriguez Echavarria slated for trial on charges related to the coup.

Josi Trujillo Rodriguez Echavarria’ i Rodriguez Echavarria Raljing State Council Rafael Bonnelly Dominican Air Force Ra Jfael L. Trujillo Jr Balaguer U.S Dominican Haiti Rodriguez Bchavarria

States face special sessions to redraw districts

The House backed a plan to force special sessions in Pennsylvania Missouri and Massachusetts to redraw districts. Failure to call sessions or enact redistricting would require all state House candidates to run at large. Rep. Francis E. Walter introduced the amendment which passed 18 to 54 amid Pennsylvania’s split over whether to enact new redistricting laws, with concern the legislature might wrangle and fail to act.

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