Blizzard Hits Midwest Dust Storm Blends Snow and Wind
A vast snowstorm moved from Colorado and Kansas into five states, reducing visibility to zero in patches. Blizzard deposits up to 10 inches, while winds of up to 100 mph eased. Grand Rapids felt lightning as Nebraska bears the early impact with 10 inches in Chadron and disruption to long line circuits as Northwestern Bell reports 1630 outages across Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota.
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Newport Drugstore Fire Claimed $100000 In Damage
Police arrested 21 year old John Howard Livingston of 207 29th Street on suspicion of arson in a Newport Beach blaze at Vin cent's Lido Drugs 3461 Via Lido. The 1:47 a.m. fire gutted the store and damaged contents. officers found theater programs near the scene and in Livingston's pocket.
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Couple admit fraud to aid dying baby
A Los Nichos couple, Phyllis Dorene Clark and Bernard Clark, admitted to deputies they used credit furniture to cover costs for their gravely ill son Brock. Arrested at home, the pair face forgery and theft charges after selling $1,200 of furniture to meet medical expenses. Two other children were placed in temporary care.
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Montebello
Whittier
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Michigan
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Los Angeles
Furniture Company
Detroit
Hanford Plant Manager Faces Senate on Missing Papers
David Shaw, manager of Hanford atomic plant, to brief the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee on reports that substantial quantities of top secret documents are missing or possibly missing. Shaw denies any theft and says facts will be reported to the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. Rep. W Sterling Cole says Shaw will testify in Washington in a closed session.
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Hanford
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Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
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W. Sterling Cale
R.N.X
Cole
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R.wash
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Eastern Slum Blaze Kills Five in New London
A dingy New London apartment house blazed in a blighted area early today killing five residents. Nineteen escaped as off duty sailors from the nearby submarine base aided firefight ers and police in rescuing people from second and third floor windows. The dead included Mer and Mrs Paul Savicki about 40, Mrs Greg ory Ortiz 27 and her daughter O pita, and Mrs Ametia Pina who woke her children Roger 10 Jacquina 15 and Hagimeo and her brother-in-law Hamnico Pitre 40 before all leaped to awaiting rescuers.
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Puerto Rican Arrested for Threat to President Eisenhower
A Puerto Rican nationalist, Jose Rivera Colon, 90, was arrested Friday night after telephoning the FBI to reveal plans to kill President Eisenhower. Police traced the call, detained him at a drugstore booth, and he was to be arraigned on charges of threatening the President. Colon had prior mental-treatment history, and the arrest occurred amid a federal probe into the shooting of five Congressmen in Washington. The government links the Washington plot to New York conspirators. over 90 Puerto Ricans in New York were summoned to testify. The island’s legislators oppose independence, favoring the commonwealth status.
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Where to find it Boyle Page four to eight
The notice lists sections and pages for different newspaper content including churches classifieds comics financial obituaries sports and weather related pages. It directs readers to page ranges A-4 to A-8 for churches and A-2 for financial and A-B, 7 for sports with tides temperatures and a shipping table on B-3.
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IRS to Slow Tax Refunds To Check Figures
The Internal Revenue Service plans a staged tax refund process with a May 15 target for completing most refunds this year versus last year’s April deadline. Early data show similar total refund claims to last spring despite higher unemployment, as 12.76 million returns with overpayments arrived, against 13.27 million a year ago, with $691.74 million refunds ordered for 870,000 taxpayers by March 4.
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Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Offices
Knight to Present 'Report to the People' Sunday Night
Gov Goodwin J Knight announced a television appearance to discuss the narcotics issue and other matters. The half hour program will originate from KGO TV San Francisco at 10 p.m. and will be carried by other stations during the week.
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Fire kills one in Trieste barracks blaze
A fire swept a Trieste barracks on Friday, killing one soldier whose name is being withheld pending notification. Five others were burned but not seriously injured, an Army spokesman said.
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Banne
U S Anti Red Pact Okd by Americans
In Caracas Venezuela the 40th Inter-American conference overwhelmingly condemned international Communist movement activities as foreign intervention in American affairs. The resolution drew 17 votes to 2 with Guatemala opposing while Mexico and Argentina abstained as Dulles prepared to depart for Washington. A prior bloc had backed Dulles proposals for united action to block Communists from gaining a foothold in the Americas.
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British Plane Crashes at Singapore Kallang Airport
A British Overseas Airways Constellation crashed on landing at Singapore Kallang Airport killing 32 aboard including three Americans and one Canadian. Passengers and crew were trapped as rescuers fought to reach the flaming fuselage, while a large part of the plane’s landing gear struck the sea wall.
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Grant Olson
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Schine Again Declines News Conference At Camp Gordon
Pvt David Schine former aide to Sen McCarthy refused again to attend a news conference at Camp Gordon amid the Army McCarthy dispute. Army officials said Schine declined to be interviewed as he continues training and duties as a military policeman.
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Mundt Proposes Outsider Probe For McCarthy Dispute
Sen Mundt urges that another committee handle the fight between Army officials and Chairman McCarthy noting mutual pressure and blackmail claims. He proposes selecting a panel not led by or staffed by those involved. Nixon continues preparations for his Republican address to the nation tonight.
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