Broad Area Death Takes Hedtoff, of U.S.in Dane Prime Minister
A severe cold wave grips from the western plains to the Atlantic with subzero readings across the Midwest and South. Chicago hits 3 below. Nashville and Memphis report record lows as 11 deaths are linked to the cold. Prime Minister Hedtoft of Denmark dies in Stockholm at 52. H C Jansen named successor.
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Fog Patches Expected Along Southern California Coast Sunday
Forecasts say high clouds increase tonight with fog patches along the coast. Cooler temperatures expected Sunday especially near the coast. Long Beach hit 78 degrees for the second straight day, while Culver City and Torrance reached 84. Santa Ana reported 79, the warmest in the nation. Mountains may see dry gusts over ridges and passes.
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Four Die and Four Injured in Texas Traffic Crash
Four persons died near Gainesville Texas in a crash between a car carrying five teenagers from Münster and a pickup carrying William Norris and his son. The dead include Earnest Bayer 18 Gilbert Knabe 19 Albert Knabe 19 and William Norris 56. Four others were seriously injured including Tami Norris 14 year old is not specified in text.
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Gaenesville
Tex
Earnest Charles Bayer
Gilbert and
Albert Knabe
William McKinney Norris
Muenster
Gainesville
Norris
Howard Wise
Jerry Hentscheid
William Waterschein
Wise
Tami Norris
Burglary Suspect Inquiry Uncovers Broad Suspect List
Wichita patrolman Luther Flowers questioned a burglary victim about possible suspects. When asked if she had any friends who might be involved, she replied that all of them could be suspects, illustrating a broad, possibly unreliable lead in the case.
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Wichita
Kan
GPI
Luther Flowers
Stripper Tempest Storm Visits CU Campus in Bustling Scene
Stripper Tempest Storm visited the University of Colorado area in a dramatic 30 minute event that caused about 500 dollars in campus damages. A heavyweight boxer, Barry Deetz, helped lift her from the crowd as doors and chairs toppled and dishes shattered. Storm sustained bruises and planned to seek medical advice while continuing performances.
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Boulder
Colo
Ufi
University of Colorado
Stornts
Colorado
Miss Storm
Bob Latham
Memoria
Bliss Storm
Barry F. Deetz
Lloyds of London
Chou Warns U.S. Against Interference
London based AP reports Peiping Radio rejects any Formosa cease-fire as unacceptable and vows to strike back if American forces intervene. Eisenhower pledges to defend Formosa and Pescadores. UN Security Council to meet Monday to discuss cease-fire, with China expected to attend if possible.
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China
Formosa
Peiping
Ias
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I. S
Eisenhower
Chou En-lai
No Sanctuary for Reds Chased by Yank Planes
U S fighter pilots in the Formosa Strait face retaliation without regard to borders. Communists threatening Quemoy and Matsu may lose sanctuary enjoyed over Korea. It is uncertain if bombers would be authorized to strike Red bases on the mainland in retaliation. Authorities say hot pursuit could justify actions, but no firm policy exists yet.
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Formosa
U. S
Formosa Strait
Korea
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission reports new research avenues from tests
The Atomic Energy Commission outlined in a semi annual report to Congress that 1954 hydrogen and atom bomb tests opened new research areas with potential for major developments. It also noted stockpiling weapons is enhancing defensive power, though no specifics from Marshall Islands tests were given.
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Frank Carex
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Pacific Proving Ground
Marshall Islands
Soviets claim atomic powered automobile breakthrough
The Soviet Union announced that top nuclear scientists designed an atomic car that could run for weeks on tiny amounts of uranium. Led by Prof. V. P. Boradin, the project uses an atomic oven similar to reactor cores, with heat vaporizing water to drive a turbine.
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Berlin
UPK
Soviet Union
Lausitzer Rundschau
East Germany
V. P. Boradin
Tte
Aloa
Weather forecast notes increasing clouds and fog along coast
The forecast calls for nighttime cloudiness with high clouds building Sunday. Fog patches along the coast reduce visibility with cooler conditions expected near the shore.
Eisenhower signs defense of Formosa resolution
President Eisenhower signed the defense of Formosa resolution with Congressional leaders and Secretary of State Dulles present. The 85-3 Senate vote clears the way for U.S. armed forces, including the S th Fleet, to resist China’s aggression and to evacuate Chinese Nationalist troops from the Tachen Islands. The authority also covers defending Quemoy and Matsu if needed.
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Eisenhower
Formosa
United States
Dulles
Senate
Sth
Tachen Islands
Quemoy
Matsu
Four coal miners buried alive after Landsburg Mine collapse
Ravensdale Washington reports four miners Lats Valiente Frank Stebley John Kovash and Nathan D Russell died when an avalanche of water gravel and debris caved in at Landsburg Mine 450 feet down the hillside near Ravensdale About 4 30 pm the surface gave way and a large hole appeared above the mine while a police sergeant in St Paul had his car stolen and recovered items found in a hat box along with clothing and checks.
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Ravensdale
Wash
Ull
Landsburg
Seattle
John H. Morris
Palmer Coke & Coal Co
Lats Valiente
Frank Stebley
Black Diamond
John Ko
Philip Fargan
Faculty Ave
Sgt. Frank
Eugenia Tyler
St. Paul
Tylers
P. Br
Unhappy Home Life Led Man to Falsely Confess
Kenneth Rapson told a Toronto court he falsely admitted to 11 saf robbery cases to escape a difficult marriage. Police grew suspicious as his confessions did not match the facts. He received nine months for public mischief.
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Toronto
Upi
Kenneth Rapson
Frisiay
Rapson
Local newspaper index listing sections and pages
The notice outlines where to find various sections in the issue including Churches on A4 to A5, Classified on B3 to B9, Comics on B10, Financial on A2, Obituaries on A3, Radio and TV on A8, Schools on A2, Shipping Table on A2, Sports on A6 and A7, eaters on B2, and Tides Temperatures on A2 and A2.
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Boyle
Ankle Breaks as Hiker Drops from Canyon Ledge
A 22 year old Anaheim man Donald R. Howard fell from a ledge in Holy Jim Canyon and lay in water for five hours with a broken ankle. He was rescued by forest rangers and volunteer firemen and taken to Orange County Community Hospital. His wife Shirley waited above as responders hiked back to the scene to lower ropes and bring him out.
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Santa Ana
Anaheim
Holy Jim Canyon
Here
Donald R. Howard
Ball Rd
Forest Rangers
Howard
Orange County Community Hospital
State Division of Forestry
Shirley
Howards
Trabuco Canyon
Neil Parker
R. L. Jackson
Shetchey
Ike Arrives in Augusta for Weekend Golf
President Eisenhower lands in Augusta in chilly 38 degree weather for a 48 hour visit at Augusta National Golf Club. He plans no official business but watches the Formosa situation while enjoying a couple of golf rounds. Dulles leaves for Bahamas fishing trip after delaying departure to witness the White House signing.
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Eisenhower
Formosa
White House
Augusta National Golf Club
Dulles
Bahamas
Witess
James C. Hagerty
Washington
State Department
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