Northeast Storm Death Toll Tops 150 as Blizzard Races East
A pair of back to back blizzards drenched 14 states with over 26 inches of snow in parts Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. At least 153 deaths occurred mostly in traffic crashes or from shoveling fatigue with New York 31 New Jersey 30 and Massachusetts 33 among the highest tolls as tens of thousands were stranded and transportation halted.
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Estes Kefauver
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William F. Knowland
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Quiz Suspect In Chicago Slaying of Three Boys
A 45 year old electrician and metal worker Joseph Kosach held for questioning in the October 16 to 18 slayings of Robert Peterson John Schuessler and Anton Jr. Kosach denied knowledge while police pursued a rare stainless steel trace found under Petersons fingernails amid a probe and a lie detector test was inconclusive.
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Nehru Attacks SEATO and Baghdad Pacts in Parliament
Prime Minister Nehru sharply attacks SEATO and Baghdad Pacts. He says India and the West still distant after the Western Big Three ministers’ visit. He disclosed to Parliament that New Delhi protested to SEATO powers over Kashmir mentions at the Karachi council meeting.
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Weather Steps Into Spring in Kenosha
Southerly breezes and blue skies greet Kenosha at 9 21 a m as spring begins. Highs reach the upper 30s by late morning with a forecast of warmer tonight and above freezing. Tomorrow may bring clouds and a shower with temps rising to the mid 50s. Night low at the sewage plant was 19 with yesterday's high 40 and noon readings around 38 to 41 in various locations.
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American Motors
Plans for May Day Fete Parade in River Falls
River Falls Wisconsin plans a May Day U S A Way parade on April 29 with thirty units expected to march. Parade chairman Nicholas Jadinsk spoke today outlining the event details and involvement by local groups.
Westinghouse Strike Forges Sealed Compromise Proposal
union negotiating committee reached a decision on a compromise settlement proposal in the 156 day Westinghouse strike but kept it secret for now. Sources close to the situation were optimistic about the outcome.
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Westinghouse
Communists repelled in Matsu Island naval clash
Taipei Formosa reports five large Communist gunboats attacked the Matsu Islands but were repulsed after a one hour artillery duel by Nationalist gunners per the Defense Ministry communique. The clash marked a sharp escalation in the ongoing cross strait hostilities.
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House Banking Committee Approves Two Year Defense Act Extension
The House Banking Committee approved a two year extension of the Defense Production Act today despite appeals by Secretary of Commerce Weeks to ease government business restrictions.
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Military plane crashes near Dobbins AFB in Marietta
A large military aircraft crashed and burned today during approach to Dobbins Air Force Base near Marietta. No immediate information on casualties or the number of people aboard.
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Fire Destroys Brodhead Store in Wisconsin
A two story tavern dairy store southwest of Brodhead Wisconsin was destroyed by flames causing an estimated 50 000 to 60 000 in damage. Owner Paul Weibel was burned but treated and released. Mrs Weibel reported all stock and personal belongings lost as fire crews from Brodhead Juneau and Monroe battled the stubborn blaze.
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First Day of Spring Arrives Amid Winter Still Rages
Eastern seaboard faced a deadly blizzard with at least 153 dead from Maine to Virginia as spring officially began at 9 21 a m CST. Warmth and sunlight spread across much of the plains and Mississippi Valley while Capistrano swallows marked their 142nd St Joseph day.
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Hoover urges foreign aid as answer to Soviet activity
Acting Secretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the 4.86 billion dollar foreign aid program for the coming fiscal year aims to deter aggression and promote stability. He said aid strengthens allies, supports economic growth, and funds a 2 billion dollar military rise plus 200 million for economic needs including 100 million for the Middle East Africa fund and 100 million for Asia and the Far East. The hearing also covered the Kenosha bus fare increase proposal with J H Clinch and Theodore Young detailing higher adult fares and revenue declines.
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Pappy O Daniel Runs for Texas Governor
W Lee Pappy O Daniel announces candidacy after political retirement. He previously served as Texas governor and U S Senator and made his bid public during a radio address last night in Fort Worth Texas.
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Minnesotans Vote Under Brisk Spring Weather
Election officials report fair to brisk early voting across Minnesota in a municipal and residential primary. St Paul shows heavy turnout while Minneapolis sees slower pace and rural areas report lighter volumes.
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St. Paul
Youth Gangs Rampage in Nicosia amid Cyprus Tensions
Turkmen Turkish youths of about 500 stormed Nicosia’s Konak Square looting Greek shops and clashing with police, injuring a Greek Cypriot photographer and stoning a Greek bus. Tear gas failed to quell the mob before it dispersed toward St Sophia mosque. British troops surrounded the Turkish quarter after a two hour village clash in Vasilia. The unrest follows Greek Cypriot calls to unite Cyprus with Greece and highlights ethnic strife amid regional political moves.
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Seaway Construction Resume After Strike Ends
Massena New York workers resume construction on U S portions of the St Lawrence Seaway and power projects after 1 400 operating engineers end an eight day wage strike.
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U. S
Salzburg Prince Eduard Auersberg Dies at 93
Salzburg Austria Prince Eduard Auersberg a prominent member of Austria's aristocracy died on Monday at age 93.
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Benson Favors Veto on Unworkable Farm Bill
Senate Republican Leader Knowland said Secretary Benson calls the Senate farm bill unworkable and expects a presidential veto if not changed. The bill, 93 to 2, now goes to a conference committee after House action, with hopes for modification and reconciliation of differences.
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Grounded Nyhammer Blocks Suez Canal
The Norwegian tanker Nyhammer grounded broadside in the Suez Canal early today, completely blocking the waterway until it can be refloated.
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Election Day call to vote and register
A civic appeal urges citizens to study candidates and exercise voting rights. The message emphasizes registering to vote and participating confidently at the booth, framed as a public service with The Advertising Council.
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