Sweeps Eastward Big Snowstorm Hits Midwest
The Midwest endures a major snowstorm sweeping eastward, with winter weather advisories and travel disruptions reported by The Associated Press. Authorities urge motorists to stay off roads as gusty winds and heavy snowfall impact cities across the region.
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Midwest
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Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
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Grand Forks
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Minnesota
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Texas
Havre
Mont
Fraser
Colo
Central Plains
Atlantic States
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Wis
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Lake Superior
Grand Marais
Canadian
New England
Gulf
Florida
Congo Bill To Bring New Clash
The United Nations faces a $66 million Congo bill for the current year with the Soviet bloc pledging no payment. Hammarskjold warned the operation could be junked without quick member payments as the 99 nation committee weighs funding options amid a global financial crunch.
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N. Y
Congo
Financial Committee
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
U. N
U N Troops Kill Ten Tribesmen in Congo Clash
U N Nigerian troops killed at least ten rebel tribesmen in a bloody ambush in Katanga near Kabondo-Dianda, about 300 miles north of Elisabethville. Four Nigerians were wounded as tribesmen attacked from dense bush with bows, arrows, and rifles before the detachment returned fire.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
U. N
Congo
United Nations
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Kabondo - Dianda
Gastonia Churches Robbed in Separate Bank Safer Break-ins
In Gastonia North Carolina two churches were robbed. First Baptist Church lost 96.30 from a punched open safe described as a professional job. St Mark's Episcopal Church saw a thief enter via an unlocked window and take 10 from a desk.
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Gastonia
N.C
Asst
Ernest Rankin
First Baptist Church
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Baptist Church
Lamont Alberta Bus Crash Kills About Half of 32 Students
A Canadian National freight train hit a loaded school bus at a Lamont crossing in subzero weather. About 16 of the 32 students aboard were killed, with others injured. The bus driver Frank Butner survived as the wreckage spread along the track into town. The pupils were from the Chipman district and attended grades 10 through 12.
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Lamont
Alta
Canadian National Railways
Edmonton
Alberta
Harry Sharuk
Frank Butner
M. Woycenko
Chipman
FBI Nabs Suspected Kidnapper in California Case
FBI agents arrested Frank Marrone at a Los Angeles intersection hours after a ransom payment tied to the abduction of Anthony Alessio. Alessio, 41, executive director of Caliente race track, was taken from San Diego and found unharmed. Authorities also detained Marrone’s wife Selma and two others, with $77,900 recovered earlier.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Frank Marrone
Anthony Alessio
Marrone
Alessio
San Diego
Caliente
Baja California
Selma
Hollywood
Don Keller
San Diego County
James R. Gorman
Huntington Park
Calif
Gorman
Ruby
Kennedy Sees Bowles for Possible Administration Post
President-elect John F Kennedy met with Chester Bowles at his Georgetown home and did not specify Bowles future role. Bowles, a former ambassador and Connecticut governor, is among names mentioned for secretary of state though Kennedy said today’s breakfast had no bearing on Bowles’ next job. Bowles reported to have briefed Kennedy on talks with 15 governments and will next meet with officials in Washington. Sanford also slated for a post breakfast meeting. Eisenhower-Kennedy transition talks set for next week.
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United States
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Connecticut
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Bowles
Georgetown
House of Representatives
Kenedy
U.S
India
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
N.C
Luther Hodges
Sanford
Congress
Erect Sanford
Democratic
Bert Bennett Jr
Bennett
Caroline
Hodges
Secretary of Commerce
Commerce Post
Dean Acheson
Truman
Acheson
Duffer
Texas
Hyannis Port
Mass
Fairfax
Kennedy Clan
Sanford Talks With Kennedy
Gov elect Terry Sanford of North Carolina met with President elect John F. Kennedy at the Kennedy residence for private talks. They discussed possible post for retiring Gov Luther Hodges and North Carolina economic conditions as well as ongoing state politics.
Ex-Turk Official Dies on Yassiada Prison Island
Yusuf Salman aged 72, former deputy of Adnan Menderes era Democrat party, died on Yassiada prison island. Officials attributed death to a heart attack, announced Monday night in Istanbul.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Yusuf Salman
Democrat Party
Adnan Menderes
Yassiada
Kennedy Walks Like HST Leaves Newsmen Puffing
AP report notes John F Kennedy walks briskly through Georgetown and to Dean Acheson s home drawing praise for fitness. He is also a golfer hunter boater horseman and touch football fan. aides say he plays nine hole rounds and deer hunts while planning a busy White House sports life.
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Kennedy
HST
Lumumba Hunted as Congo Soldiers Raid African Quarter
Congolese troops swept the African Quarter hunting ex-Premier Patrice Lumumba. Lumumba fled Leopoldville after crashing a station wagon from his guarded villa, with supporters in Stanleyville preparing to back him. Mobutu and Kasavubu dismissed the escape as a diversion while Lumumba’s lieutenants, including Louis Lumumba, Gizenga, and General Lundula, mobilized in Stanleyville.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Stanleyville
Thomas Kanza
United Nations
Accra
New York
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Joseph Kasavubu
Stan Ro
Louis
Antoine Gizenga
Victor Lundula
Bitter reception of collectivization in eastern Cuba
Thousands of sugar and cattle workers in Oriente and Camaguey protest Soviet style collectivization under Fidel Castro. A survey shows growing dissatisfaction among rural workers and city businessmen with shortages, high prices, and limited public works.
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Camaguey, Cuba
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Oriente
Camaguey
The
Times
Fidel
Fulgencio Batista
Tall Camagueyan
People's Store
Enterprise Christmas Coloring Contest Opens for Kids
The Enterprise announces a coloring contest for children 10 and under with cash prizes for winners and runner up gifts. Drawings appear on the front page of the local news section today tomorrow and Thursday with rules included. The top two may advance to national awards by mail submission to Page 1B.
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