Snowstorm Rips East Paralyzing Major Cities
A United Press tally reports at least 20 deaths from the East Coast snowstorm that began Tuesday in the Midwest. New York City and Philadelphia faced heavy traffic paralysis with blizzard conditions and up to 14 inches of snow, while Washington DC ordered emergency plans and closed schools early.
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FBI Nabs Suspect In Vegas Probe In Chicago
FBI agents arrested 44 year old Lester Alfred Saucer a shipping clerk on a probation violation warrant issued in Las Vegas. The arrest took place in Chicago per UPI reporting.
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Trains Crash in London Fog Kills 2. Toll 62 Claimed
A severe London fog caused a rail collision and bridge collapse during rush hour. At least two commuters died and over 120 were seriously injured as a third train narrowly escaped disaster and rescuers faced a risky recovery amid collapsing girders. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip sent condolences.
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Auto Insurance Costs May Rise Significantly
At a Fresno conference, Cal-Farm executives warned auto insurance rates could rise substantially over the next few years. The view cited a trend toward higher costs, with next year expected to bring a sizable increase as insurers lose money amid rising claims.
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Use of Chavez Ravine by Dodgers must be approved by voters
A car driven by a man with poor vision struck a Miami crowd of Christmas shoppers. Two were killed and seven others seriously injured. The incident is reported on page A-8 with details on the sports section.
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Oil refinery blast blinds thousands as fire rages
A massive explosion at the Ingram Oil and Refining Co plant near New Orleans touched off a 100,000 barrel oil fire. Three people injured, 200 evacuated from homes, 300 pupils stranded at a nearby school. Five workers shut a gasoline tank valve, enabling containment of the blaze after hours. Firemen, guards, and volunteers aided in the effort amid thick smoke and danger. Damage estimates range from tens of millions to over 100 million dollars.
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Roy Rogers Daughter Cheryl Engaged to G William Rose
Cowboy actor Roy Rogers and actress Dale Evans announced that their daughter Cheryl age 17 will marry G William Rose age 19 of San Jose on March 1.
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Bus Strike Vote Underway as Settlement Hinted
Bus workers began balloting to authorize a strike this morning with union leaders hopeful for a settlement before a scheduled walkout at 10 am. A separate stalemate persists in the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen strike against Metropolitan Coach Lines and Pasadena and Glendale lines, with Federal Conciliator Harry Malcom noting no talks scheduled. Balloting continues until 5 pm. a yes would enable a 72 hour notice to trigger a strike.
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Vanguard rocket launch scrubbed by mechanical faults and winds
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP a test attempt to launch Vanguard satellite was scrubbed at 10 40 p m after mechanical glitches and gusts of 25 mph. Officials cited need to unload and reload liquid oxygen as hazardous fatigue risk and wind effects. The delay followed hours of postponements with no definite new time announced.
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Adlai to Seek Crash Aid Plan and Allied Ties
Washington reports Adlai E Stevenson ready to testify before Congress and press a crash program of aid and Allied cooperation against the Soviet threat He may stay as a consultant to the Eisenhower administration while pressing Democratic views on international affairs and responsibility sharing The report cites Fulbright and concerns about urgency and Democratic leadership split continuing through current White House consultations
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Rocket explosion kills teacher at Floy d Dust High School
In Floydada Texas a home made chemistry rocket exploded during class, killing teacher Garland Foster age 40 formerly with Los Alamos and injuring seven students including Keith Hollums 18 who lost teeth and Jerry Crawford 18 with ear and facial injuries. George Phillips of Falls Church appointed commission er of the General Services Administration.
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