Gas blasts cut off gas to 13 Texas towns
A wildcat strike near Daingerfield and the Lone Star Steel Plant triggered explosions that shut gas service to about 12 000 customers in 13 Texas towns. Pipelines north of the plant were damaged as temperatures fell, with churches delaying services and hospitals seeking extra blankets. Investigators from Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co and law officers traced the incidents to dynamite or nitroglycerin linked to the strike, while the plant remained operating under Humble Gas.
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Lone Star Steel Plant
Daingerfield
Snow Flurries Hit Northeastern U S Weather Shift
A Sunday weather preview finds rain northward into drier air yet heavy snow in Cleveland and parts of western New York and Pennsylvania. Turnpike crashes injure six as bitter winds chill Ohio and Pennsylvania. frost and record lows hit several southern cities.
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New York
Pennsylvania
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Cranwood Race Course
Lake Erie
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Continental Divide
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Florida
Birmingham
Ala
Oklahoma City
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Montata
New Mexico
County Supervisor Burton Chace Pushes County Reorganization
County officials consider an overhaul to boost efficiency with delegation of powers from the county manager to new departments. A plan calls for a directly responsible new department and a refreshed county manager, with a new appointment seen as timely amid long-standing changes since the county manager system began.
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Burton Chace
Casco
Dry Sunny Spell Holds With Warm Temperatures
The U S Weather Bureau reports a dry unseasonably warm stretch in the Southland with temperatures near 80 today and again Sunday and possibly above 80 by Tuesday. No rain is expected as desert air meets ocean moisture and forecasters note a weak Santa Ana condition with high winds.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Zhukov Mystery Deepens After Kremlin Reshuffle
Moscow reports show confusion over Georgi Zhukov's fate after the Soviet leadership replaced him as defense minister with Rodion Malinovsky. Western diplomats and Russians alike await clarity on whether the move signals a demotion or promotion as the Supreme Soviet convenes near the Bolshevik anniversary.
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Georgi] Zhukov
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Jon Nay
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Malinovsky
Stalingrad
Find New Dope Case Highlights Evidence Against Braumoeller
Federal narcotics agents publicized two items as further proof that State Narcotics Agent Ludwig Braumoeller sold drugs to addicts. The evidence, a television set and an expensive cashmere jacket, was found in a bartender's possession, with Braumoeller claiming he received them as gifts in return for drugs. He denies ever selling drugs and heads the Oakland office.
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Oakland
Ito
Santa on the Job in London Probe Sparks Tension
London authorities face troubling charges as recent evidence emerges in a case involving the city’s department store. U P Attorney Lloyd H. and Burke defend the Santa operation amid accusations of frameup and jealousies ahead of Christmas.
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Lloyd H
Burke
London
Feud Topples Aide Over Gift From King Saud
Ousted State Department protocol aide Purse disclosed his family received a 3000 car from King Saud of Saudi Arabia. He said a 1937 Oldsmobile was sent last June after accompanying the king to Washington and that he verified no legal limits on the family accepting the automobile. Buchannan and other officials declined comment as a high level State Department meeting planned for Monday weighed the matter.
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Wiley T. Buchanan Jr
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Russian Space Dog Kudryavka Ready For Flight Record
Moscow radio announced a shaggy dog named Kudryavka will pilot a spaceflight test in a special suit with a helmet and instruments. The lab described planned missions where Kudryavka training includes monitoring breathing, blood pressure, and heartbeats during parachute returns from space.
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Kudryavka
Mother Persuades Armed Kidnapper In Farmhouse Standoff
Desperate Montana escapee Willard A Brown, 23, held two Canadian men and a housewife at gunpoint in a farmhouse near Lava Hot Springs. A long distance call to his mother prompted surrender after she pleaded for him to give up. Authorities feared harm to children, and Brown was taken to Pocatello for federal inquiry under the Lindbergh Law as he faced possible charges for crossing state lines.
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Here
Willard Arthur Brown
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Jin Montane
Jto
F. ©. Burrell
Istate
Deer Lodge
Imont
Pocatetlo
Federal Bureau
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Dorothy Wilczek
Jaimestown
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Waite Combs
Chilécon
Mont
Lan Willis Weichel
Cers
Maughan
Elementary Long Shot By Roti
A fragmented note describes a method labeled ROTI for an early report. It mentions a new acronym NCSEY and claims a distant weather check yielded a sunny day. The text references routines, decades, and social signals with unclear coherence.
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ROTI
Nautilus Under Arctic Ice Sets Nuclear Sub Badge
Secretary Gates announced the Nautilus spent five and a half days beneath Arctic ice, traveling over a thousand miles for scientific data on under ice currents and cold weather operations. He noted parallel Navy aims with Sea Wolf and Albacore projects and the fleet’s 1958 build plan. The October voyage began in the Atlantic.
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U. S. Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas S. Gates
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Eisenhower
Iment
Gates
Atlantic
Marooned by Engine Double Near Pole and Missile Test
Navy plane crew compare explorer Robert Scott’s cold ordeal to a modern double engine failure near the South Pole. The Rascal air-to-surface guided missile failed in tests, described as “right in the pickle barrel” in marked trials.
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Robert Scott
Air Force
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