Snow and Ice Cause Floods and Boat Disruptions Across Regions
Melting snow and ice jams triggered river flooding from Cairo to Minnesota with over 150 barges loose on the Mississippi and a million dollars in damage. Cars and homes flooded near Indianapolis and Cleveland, while crews broke up jams in Buffalo. Cold air pushed extreme lows in Minnesota and northern states as warnings spread to New York Maine Vermont.
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Mississippi River
Robert Peddie
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Lafayette
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Indianapolis
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Maries River
Westphalia
Chagrin River
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Ohio
Eastlake
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Machine Run World Setback Says Personnel Expert
SEIF ERICKSON reports from San Francisco that tests predicting job success largely fail to forecast performance. S. Rains Wallace argues tests mislead, urging scientific inquiry and experience over reliance on personality tests for promotions and hiring.
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San Francisco
S. Rains Wallace
Wallace
University of California
Hartford
Air Force
Defense Department
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
Beer sale controls upheld in Richmond County vote
In Rockingham North Carolina Richmond County voters approved continuing legal beer sales on Saturday with 9 869 ballots cast 5 750 for and 4 119 against a margin of 1 631 Ten of the county 16 precincts favored the legal controls and local residents supported maintaining the beer sale system.
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Rockingham, N.C
Richmond County
Handyman Admits Slaying Of Three
John Schoeneweg 26, a handyman, admitted two murders earlier and told police he was the prowler who stabbed Linda Edna Martin 21 at USC in 1959. He also confessed to killing Emeline Ferber 94 in 1961 and Dors M. Wilsots 59 in 1960. Investigators planned further questioning Monday.
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Los Angeles
John Schoenewegg
Linda Edna Martin
University of Southern California
Schoeneweg
G. Robert Kinzie
Long
Emeline Ferber
Dors M. Wilsots
Criminology Pioneer Frances Glessner Lee Dies at 83
Frances Glessner Lee, 83, a notable woman criminologist, died Saturday at her home The Rocks after a brief illness. She founded Harvard's Department of Legal Medicine in 1931 and created the George Burgess McGrath Library of Legal Medicine. She designed nut shell studies used to train police worldwide and was the first woman admitted to the International Association of Police Chiefs. She was commissioned a captain in the New Hampshire state police.
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Littleton
N. H
Frances Glessner Lee
the Rocks
Lee
International Association of Police Chiefs
New Hampshire
Yankee Failure Echoes in Key West Radio Coverage
Key West AP report says Havas radio described the stray American moon rocket as a new scientific failure of the United States in its bid to match the Soviet Union. The Cu ban radio normally covers USS rocket mishaps but seldom notes U.S. space successes.
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Key West
Fla
Hava“=s radio
United States
Soviet Union
Molotov Demotion Decree Drops Name From 35 Soviet Places
MOSCOW AP A decree by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet removes V. M. Molotov from 35 places and things across the USSR. Other ex-officials named in the same action include Klement Voroshilov Lazar Kaganovich and Georgi Malenkov, all denounced in October as antiparty figures.
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V. M. Molotov
Soviet Union
Supreme ‘Soviet
Vienna
Foreign Ministry
International Atomic Energy Agency
Klementi Voroshilov
Lazar Kaganovitch
Georgi Malenkov
Molotov
Stalin
Alexander Alexandrov
Hearings Continue on Military Speech Censorship
Senator John Stennis said the inquiry shows reasonable justification for censoring military speeches but notes weaknesses in administration. The panel probes Thurmond charges that Pentagon censors muzzled anti-Communist orators. McNamara barred disclosure of who censored specific speeches.
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Stennis
Thurmond
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Roberts
McNamara
Subcommittee
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