Spring storm roils plains with snow and wind
United Press International reports a Rockies spring storm threatening the plains with heavy snow, freezing drizzle and 30 to 40 mile per hour winds. Minnesota Dakotas Montana face freezing drizzle while Montana towns get 18 inches of snow.
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Noble Type Off To Study Junket
A columnist jokes about traveling to Venezuela to study conditions faced by congressmen abroad while attending the Macuto Sheraton near Caracas He pretends to endure real hardship for the sake of duty and notes his wife’s sarcasm and understanding reactions during the lead up to the trip.
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Three Deaths Added To Toll In Oklahoma
Oklahoma highway toll rises to 169 with the deaths of Watonga teacher Mildred Jones and Oklahoma City man Pete Hatchett. Pryor resident Dr. Herbert H. Taylor dies from a March crash tied to a disturbance at Roman Nose State Park. Tomlinson injured as two car collision overall claimed four lives in separate incidents.
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Tremor Shakes Camerino as Seismic Activity Continues
A light earthquake rattled Camerino Italy on Monday marking the 13th tremor in eight days with no damage or injuries reported.
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Fort Sill Births Record Fifty Newborns in March Week
Twenty boys and fifteen girls were born at Fort Sill U S Army Hospital during March 24 to 30. The daily lists name the new arrivals with ranks and parent names across March 24 through March 30.
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Willie H. Mitchell
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Charges Against Tulsan Dismissed
Tulsa fireman Wendell McPeak 27 faced arson charges dismissed by Judge Rooney McInerney after the state failed to serve a witness for the preliminary hearing. The incident involved a grass fire last month which McPeak helped extinguish.
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Moscow captain Vladimir Pavlov condemns U S naval blockades of Cuba calling it imperialist and a threat to peace in the Caribbean. Dick Gregory decries governor Barnett comments at a voter rally in Greenwood Mississippi. Candy Barr paroled from prison says she does not intend to return to stripping and seeks a social field career.
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Daydreamer May Risk Accidents Warns Psychologist
Houston psychologist Dr Jerddl D Scott warns that daydreamers tend to seek as the impression they make on others and may operate equipment they are not qualified to use, increasing accident risk.
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Assassination of Laos Foreign Minister Sparks Coalition Tensions
In Vientiane the pro-Communist foreign minister Quinim Pholsena and his wife were attacked as they left a party. Pholsena, leader of a dissident pro-Communist group, was killed by machine gun fire, heightening factional rivalries within the Shaky three-way coalition government. His wife was seriously wounded.
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Daley's Machine Poised for Chicago Mayoral Test
Chicago voters headed to the polls to reelect Mayor Richard J. Daley against Benjamin S. Adamowski. Analysts expected a light turnout near one million of 1,718,760 registered, with Daley’s plurality likely reduced from 1959. A Daley win would cement the machine’s strength despite Republican challengers and discontent over taxes.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Ancient 4000-year-old Negev town found in Beersheba
Israeli archaeologists announced the discovery of a 4000-year-old town ruins in Beersheba Israel describing the site as one of the most exciting finds in years. The excavation uncovered an altar cemetery copper tools ingots and an unusually shaped ax suggesting a highly developed culture.
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