Escaped Patients Capture Fugitives From Northern State Hospital
Three dangerous escapees broke out of Northern State Hospital Sedro Woolley last night wounding an attendant. Charles Seay and his wife a nurse aided by the couple’s car fled with the trio riding in back. The suspects John Burr 18 Richard Martin 21 both Seattle and James Ensor 23 Port Angeles were captured after a tense escape on hospital grounds.
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Sedro Woolley
Charles Seay
Seay
Richard Martin
Seattle
James Edward Ensor
Port Angeles
Wash
Fresh Storm Brings Cold Wave To East
A Atlantic storm center drives cold winds across the East with Florida bracing for another cold spell. Accumulating snow and brutal lows hit the Midwest and Northeast as arctic air grips the region.
Optimism Falters As North Carolina Economy Slows
Statewide business outlook shows a modest dip with January tax receipts down 1.3 percent from a year ago. Textile and tobacco sectors shed workers while construction and retail report mixed trends amid winter slowdowns. Officials note seasonal cuts and higher welfare requests as families tighten budgets.
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ESC
Henry Kendall
North Carolina
Ellen Winston
Raleigh
Charlotte
Carolinas
Harris Super Markets Chain
Kuralt
Mecklenburg County
Mysterious Object Falls In Naples
In Naples a blunt nosed steel cylinder fell in a suburb leaving a four foot crater. It contained explosives but had no detonating fuse and officials noted no explosion. Army engineers recovered it and study and photographs were sent to artillery authorities.
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Naples
Italy
Director of
Army Artillery
Weather forecast for snow and warm trend across regions
Snow flurries are forecast for most of the Great Lakes region and the northern and central Appalachians with snow for the northern Rockies and the western parts of the northern and central plains. Rain dampens the northwest as a warming trend moves into the south Atlantic and east Gulf states. Cold weather covers the north from the plains to the Atlantic.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
North Carolina
Gulf States
Florida
Weather Bureau
Miami
Midwest
Chicago
Mercury
International Falls
Minn
Bismarck
N.C
Glen Falls
Great Lakes
Michigan
New England
Appalachians
Tennessee
Virginia
Lakes Erie
Ontario
New York State
Montana
Wisconsin
Kansas
West Virginia
Great Lakes Region
Central
Rockies
Central Plains
South Atlantic States
East Gulf States
Polio victim Loretta Boyd weds Rodney Coziahr in hospital
Loretta Boyd a Galva High senior paralyzed by polio married Rodney Coziahr an Air Force mechanic in St Francis Hospital isolation ward Peoria Illinois Loretta 17 and Rodney 21 wed as she lay in an iron lung with 55 minutes of wedlock joy expressed by both vows and family friends.
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Peoria
Loretta Boyd
Rodney Dale Coziahr
Air Force
Loretta
St. Francis Hospital
Rodney
Illinois
Galva High School
Galva
Malstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Harold L. Thrall
First Methodist Church
Nixon Praised as Thoughtful Spokesman in USIA Paris Article
The US Information Agency magazine in Paris calls Vice President Richard Nixon a thoughtful spokesperson for the Eisenhower era and a potential 1960 president. The piece describes his frankness and sense of responsibility, noting he could lead the Republican ticket if Eisenhower cannot serve.
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Washington
US. Information Agency
Nixon
Eisenhower
Informations & Documents
USIA
Cultural Center
Paris
Richard Nixon
Frank Dennis
Authoress Betty MacDonald Dies After Illness at 49
Seattle February reports the death of Betty MacDonald aged 49 from cancer. A best selling author known for The Egg and I, The Plague and I, and Mrs. Riggle Wiggle he produced works after leaving a Olympic Peninsula chicken farm. She and husband Donald moved to Carmel Valley California in 1955 before returning to Seattle in September.
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Seattle
Betty MacDonald
MacDonald
Olympic Peninsula
Donald
Carmel Valley
Calif
Atlas ICBM Suffered In-Flight Destruction Under Probe
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Feb 8 Investigators study whether radio signal interference caused the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile destruction four minutes after launch Thousands of feet of data tape from instruments may hold clues General Dynamics spokesman De Win Cady notes safeguards exist to prevent accidental destruction and that precise signals would be required if interference was the cause
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
de Win Cady
Fair Division of General Dynamics Corp
San Diego
Calif
Cady
Missile Test Center
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Missouri
Vernon Hopkins
C. L. Parker
Hopkins
Forrest McAllister
Fulton, Ky
Jewell English
Carl E. Burton
Ness
Buick
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Abc-Tv
Dale Robertson
Nbc-Tv
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