Blizzard Forces School Closures Across Missouri Valley States
A blizzard and high winds swept the Missouri Valley and North Dakota, forcing scores of schools to close before Christmas parties. The Iowa highway patrol reported blizzard conditions in the southwestern and west central regions, as temperatures plunged below freezing.
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North Dakota
Iowa - Missouri - Kansas
Iowa Highway Patrol
Salvanmah
Lyndon
Kan
Devils Lake
N.D
Wisconsin National Guardsmen
Red Arrow Division
Ft. Lewis Wash
Missouri Valley
Midwest
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Thieves Target Vehicles and Homes Across City
Police reported multiple thefts including a pickup owned by W B Hogan on 14th Street and other break ins. Items stolen ranged from armrests two way radio door handles and a window handle to Christmas tree lights clothing and cash. Nearby vandalism and weather caused travel disruption with snow and shutdowns across the Midwest.
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W.B. Hogan
14Th St
17Th St
Hogan
Manuel Yhbarra
Ybarra
Hale County suit continues over illegal expenditures
The Hale suit pursues recovery of funds alleged to have been unlawfully expended. Two former out of office defendants Nowlin and Odell face abatement pleas asserting the plaintiff seeks to enjoin those not serving since last March. Proceedings featured multiple precedents cited by current commissioners’ attorneys.
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Nowlin
Odell
Attornneys
Frank Moore
Hale County
Joy
Moore
Labneck Frm
SP Bohne
Thomas Griffith
Frank R. Day
Nowhr
Charles Hl. Dean
Gene Owen
Levelland Rites For Mrs Clara Adams
Rites set for Mrs Clara Annette Adams 69 at First Presbyterian Church Levelland with Rev Fred Brewton officiating Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock under George Price Funeral Home Pallbearers named Survivors include daughter Yowan J Adams of San Angelo brother Pt U Foose of Kansas City sister Mrs Rose Moss of Los Angeles and five grandchildren
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Levelland
Clara Annette Adams
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Brewton
Resthaven Memorial Park
Lubbock
George Price
Jim Cole
John Cole
Burnett Roberts
Bishop Keeling
J. R. Mabe
Neil Bilsis
Justice Department seeks permanent price fixing ban on GE
The government asks a Philadelphia federal court to bar General Electric from conspiring to fix prices or rig bids across its products, arguing a long history of antitrust violations. The suit seeks to permanently restrain GE from entering any price agreements and to order disgorgement of past pricing schemes. It also targets other firms already convicted this year and aims to consolidate actions into one proceeding.
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Philadelphia
US. District Court
General Electric Co
Justice Department
Farher
Heavs
Tee
Baius
Abolnst
All Trust
New York
Laurence
Wood Ghee
Generel
Aciolmer
Rew Cine
Carrie Equitable Revel
Singing Cowboy Facing Charges in Drunken Driving Case
In Los Angeles California Autry law firm spokesman said the singing cowboy was arrested after a drunken driving incident. He pleaded guilty to the charge, received a suspended sentence and three years probation, with bail and fines noted. He had fled custody after a previous arrest in May.
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Los Angeles
Jere
Unclear text fragment about a father and family notices
Fragmentary OCR describes a father and relatives, with scattered names and timings. Mentions hospital, West Texas, and a weigh-in or event time. Content is garbled and many terms are unreadable, offering no clear event or individuals to confirm.
Kennedy Macmillan Talks Tackle Atmospheric Testing
The Bermuda talks yielded no decision on resuming aboveground atmospheric tests. Kennedy and Macmillan agreed preparations should be made for atmospheric testing, with Britain asked to allow use of Christmas Island as a test site.
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Whrushchev
Kennedy
Macmillan
Bermuda
Pierre Salinger
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Christmas Island
Pacific
United Nation Trust
U.S
John Russell
Macmilan
Congo
Cyrille
Crash injures several after truck collides with bus
A truck and a bus collided on Avenue S and 2nd Street causing multiple injuries. Mrs. Jonas fractured a collarbone. Mrs. Burrolo fractured a shoulder. the driver and another passenger suffered cuts and bruises. Several others were treated and released from local hospitals. Investigators listed several names and assigned fault estimates and fees.
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Jonas
Burrolo
St. Mary's Hospital
Maxine Simmons
David Ave
Rosie Lee Wallace
Teak Ave
Methodist Hospital
Wile Mae Dawson
Date Ave
WC. Haffines
S.6
2Nd Street
Coffmaan
Cofftmans
Cairmaine
Dale Estes
Ronnie Tearne
A. I. McMinn
Bally Gatried
Goodfellows Contained From Page One Help Traffic and Gifts
The Chief Goodfellows thank volunteers who funded Christmas aid for children in need on the sands of the Cisod Risa near Lubbock. The group hides its identities to protect workers and relies on public donations to ensure a successful 20th year of giving Christmas.
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Lubbock
Goodfellows
Death Row Gift Offer Mentioned In Houston Report
A scratched radio note from Houston references a death row inmate named Leslie Douglas Ashley offering furniture donations for a burned family, including Spicer children, with contact details and a plea to accept the gift. The message ties to a murder case involving Fred Pones and notes about a fire at a family home.
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Abie
Death Row
Spicer
Denver
Speer
Rey Nether
Gig Sive
Ray Oedathes
Mse Donabon
Leslie Douglas Ashley
Ashley
Peatier
Sen
Fred Pones
Tits Eelain
West Pecos Area Deer Kill Above Average Reported
The report notes elevated deer mortality in Gane and Fish Commission zones west of Pecos. In the Black Gap area near the Rio Grande and Big Bend National Park, 716 hunters participated. Six hundred one permits were issued. Several hunters reported incidents during the hunt. A Sierra Diablo Wildlife Management Area entry in Culberson County shows permits issued and hunter reports.
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Austin Caps
Gane and Fish Commission
Pecos
Black Gap
Rio Grande
Lav Bend National Park
G&s
Sierra Diabdo
Culbersorn
JO Permis
Full Recovery Ruled Out For Elder Kennedy
President Kennedy visits his father in West Palm Beach as doctors warn full recovery from the stroke is unlikely. A medical authority notes limited chances for regaining speech and use of the right arm, with cautious signs of possible improvement within 22 to 48 hours. Cardinal Cushing reports Kennedy spoke briefly, saying yes.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy Friday
Kennedy
Chaner
Caye
Amediccal Authority
Jeaper
Sandler
Kennesdy
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Joston
Baum
Detroit Signs Two Grid Draft Choices
Detroit Lions announce two players chosen in the recent NFL draft Karl Anderson from Bowling Green University and Gabe Sprute from Winona State. Anderson is 22 from Cleveland Ohio Sprute 23 from Farmington Minnesota.
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Detroit
Joetroit Lions
Karl Anderson
Frans Bowling
Costs Down Record Rise In Factory Wages Noted
The Labor Department reports a record rise in factory worker earnings in November with a small decline in the consumer price index. The living-cost index fell to 128.3, about 1.28 times the 1947-49 base, while spendable earnings rose to 85.03 for a family of four, boosting buying power. Anticipated minor price drops for December and a switch to a 1997-49 CPI base are noted.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert J.moyers
Onew
Myers
Judeet Bureau
Discount Desire In Sale Of Wife Leads To Death
In Reggio Calabria an Italian baker Vincenzo Marino 82 was shot and killed by Antonio Raffa 30 during a dispute over a discount for selling his wife Francesca 29. Raffa had paid $960 of a $1600 monthly installment when he refused to continue. Police say Marino demanded payment of the full price and Raffa killed him before fleeing.
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Reggio Calabria
Vincenzo Marino
Antonio Raffa
Francesca
Marino
Raffa
Rafa
Houston Store Hit By Gunmen
Two masked men robbed an east side Houston supermarket of about 2000 on Wednesday and another store on Friday followed by a chase. Owner Loris Diamond and others were held captive until the pair fled in a stolen car. One gunman was tall and heavy. the other short and slender. A second robbery occurred at the Chevtain Super Vidue on Wayside that night, with about 200 reported taken.
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Oliver Cates
39Th St
Billie Joe Lester
37Th St
Amherst
Wayne's Record Shop
34Th St
Houston
East Side
Loris Diamond
Ocr Wis
Dane Daber
Boldip Cien
Ins Comphien
NOT SATISFIED Choosey Chief Returns Again
In Philadelphia AP report Dr Robert Rom mell's home windows were forced open last Sunday. His kitchen window thefts included his gloves and $45 in cash, later a second break found the window ajar the day of the visit. The couple recovered the old gloves and noted a new set missing with $40 also taken from Mrs Romigell.
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Philadelphia
Robert Rommell
Dormant Texas Bank Accounts Probe Criticizes Practices
A Texas legislative committee accused state banks of lax efforts to stop dormant national bank deposits and of permitting unworthy service charges. It cites witnesses, auditor projections, and only about 10 percent bank responses, noting widespread transfers of dormant funds to bank profits and calls for stricter escheat enforcement.
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Natiensd Loans
Franklin Spears
Pridas
Paul Paring
Good
Ted Springer
Anuirig
Teed Quilliam
Drabbock
Richard Shack
Pecosmeyer
Spears
Stl & House
Staite
Ana ‘Miestionaire
TIAA
Lam
Tang
Questannaires
Pexdus Junkers Assn
Howeever
Aiuditer
Texas
Tessas
Noti
Navy Ensigns From California Spend Holidays With Families
Two San Diego based ensigns of the U S Navy arrived Friday from California to spend the holidays with their families. Martin Benson attached to the USS Thost County LSTS with wife Becky and daughter Kimberley StGeed St and his mother Mies Martin H Benson 1625 Ave Yo Ens Mike Weaver accompanying Benson from the codist will spend the holidays with his parents Mir and Mrs Sam Weever fifth St Weaver attached to the USS Church UTS were the holiday visitors. In other items Eddie Gonzales 17 Memphis Tenn fined $6 and costs for carrying a prohibited weapon and three days community service. Isabel Navarette 46 of 12 N Ave O admitted to West Texas Hospital after being injured in an automobile accident at N Ave P and Baylor St. Her husband Marcos Mondasa Navarette 48 drove the car involved which was struck by a vehicle that left the scene.
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U.S. Navy
California
Martin Benson
Uss Thost County Lsts
Becky
Kingberney
Mies
Martin H. Benson
1625
Ave
Mike Weaver
Benson
Wal
Weaver
USS Church
Uts
Pernanda Navarette
N. Ave. O
West Texas
N. Ave. P
Baylor St
Marcos Mondasa Navarette
Baugh Named Consultant for AFL Placekickers and Punters
SAV YORIS said Sammy Baugh would be “consultant to the placekickers and punters” effective July 15, while remaining out of the head coach role with the New York Titans. Wisner and Baugh clashed during the AFL season and Baugh had refused to resign under a $20,000-a-year contract.
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Sav Yoris
Dharry Wisner
New York ‘Titans
American Football League
Sammy Baugh
Sammy Onts
Wismer
Tulsday ‘Turner
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