Arctic cold wave grips central United States
Frigid air from the Arctic shivers the north central states and reaches northern Texas. Temperatures fall to 13 below zero at International Falls and extend into Minnesota Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region. Strong winds gust 40 to 70 mph drive the cold south with snow flurries from the Great Lakes to New England.
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Texas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Missouri
Illinois
International Falls
Minn
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England
Memphis
Tenn
South Bend
Ind
Pellston
Mich
Rival Service Missile Work Is Defended
Rear Adm. John E. Clark told delegates the Navy should continue developing its own missiles due to unique problems. He praised Polaris as the oceanic counterpart to ICBMs and argued more sea based missiles reduce U.S. vulnerability to surprise attacks.
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Pasadena
Calif
Navy
John E. Clark
Institute of World Affairs
Clark
Wavy
U.S
Poteau Bull Sale Fetches $88,875 Across Nine States
The second annual Kermac Angus Farms bull sale near Poteau Oklahoma paid out 88 875 for 104 bulls and a half-interest in another animal. Buyers from Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Louisiana Nebraska Missouri Kansas Georgia and South Dakota attended the sale at the Kerr McGee Ranch. The average price was 854 with Green Valley Farms Willis Texas paying 4500 for half-interest in Lot Two.
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Poteau
Okla
UPJ
Kermac Angus Farms
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Georgia
South Dakota
Pateau
Robert S. Kerr
Dean A. McGee
Oklahoma City
Green Valley Farms
Willis, Tex
Adlai Stevenson Backed for Third Presidential Try
Sen John A Carroll of Colorado urged that Adlai E Stevenson should be most seriously considered by Democrats in 1960 for a third White House bid He said Stevensons voice reflects American thinking and that events more than candidates decide who becomes president though he noted no other candidate yet matches Stevenson in qualifications
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Washington
John A. Carrall
D-Colo
Adlai EF
Stevenson
White House
Eisenhower
Carroll
Donn's Pills Bring Quiet Sleep and Quick Relief
Rip Van Winkle era ad touts Dunn's Pills for fast relief of backache headaches muscular pains and bladder irritation from overexertion and stress. It claims soothing bladder action and diuretic effect aiding sleep and comfort with a long history of use and a larger recent size option.
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Sneely Phin
Cotton Quotas Wins In Vote In Oklahoma
Oklahoma cotton farmers backed national marketing quotas for 1958 with 86.6 percent in favor. With 66 counties reporting the tally stood 5435 to 38 in Oklahoma and Washita County led with 384 to 46. About 45 000 farmers were eligible to vote and all major cotton counties approved the two thirds threshold. Approval ensures support prices of 70 to 90 percent of parity for quota-compliant growers.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
Washita
County Cotton Farmers Approve 1958 Quotas in Comanche County
Comanche County growers voted 519 to approve the 1958 national marketing quota of 11,926,290 bales, with 81.7 percent support. State growers backed the quota 5 435 to 3 3, and the county’s 960 farmers received 14,284 acres for the 1958 season.
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Somanehe
Comanche County
Solon Says Gl s Morals Are Safe
California congressman Rep. George P. Miller returns from a two month Europe tour and asserts American soldiers there have high morale and morals on the highest plane. He insists mothers need not worry and notes many troops plan to attend college after service and attend religious services.
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Washington
California
George P. Miller
Cali
Europe
Miller
House Armed Services Committee
Chicago admirer Adaneh Mahmud changes name Ike Mah Mood
An American citizen, formerly Adaneh Mahmud Afaneh, changed his name to Ike Mah Mood on Tuesday. He says the change reflects admiration for President Eisenhower and his longtime esteem for the leader.
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Chicago
Afaneh
Mahmud
Ike Mahmood
President Eisenhower
Retiring Planetarium Technician Kurt Richter Regrets
Chicago based instrument technician Kurt Richter, planetarium veteran, announces retirement with one regret. He reflects on his years at the Planetarium and the scenes behind the telescope, as colleagues note his contributions to astronomy outreach.
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Lawton Constitution
Chicago
Kurt
Richter
Planetarium
Neers
Constipated? New laxative discovery promises relief
A promotional claim describes a laxative named Colowaip that moistens dry stiff colon contents and stretches to stimulate urge. It vows overnight relief from constipation and safety in pregnancy, claiming superiority to traditional laxatives and nutrient absorption is unharmed. Packaged as 60 tablets for 98 cents.
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Coronaim
Coronato
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