Brutal Storm Buries Northeast Under Snow
A crippling blizzard shuts streets and delays trains from Lowell to Nashua. Dighton Fitchburg Marshfield Taunton and Waltham declare emergencies. Providence stores close. Wellfleet town hall destroyed. National guard offered as temperatures plummet to 15 above zero and up to 16 inches of snow bury regions.
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Lowell
Mass
Nashua
N.H
Massachusetts
Dighton
Fitchburg
Marshfield
Taunton
Waltham
Rhode Island
Providence
Carol
Christopher del Sesto
National Guard
Wellfleet
New York
Births Recorded In Lubbock Area Hospitals
A list of newborns with weights and times, showing families from Augustine Maruffo to Thomas Hampton. Hospitals include Lubbock Osteopathic, Latif Clinic, Reese Air Force Base Hospital, and Taylor and West Texas facilities. Fathers' occupations span plumber, farmer, roving moving firm staff, and military assignments.
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Augustine Maruffo
Rice
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Cicero
Smith
Herbert C. Miller
42Nd St
Eddie F. Glover
Duke Sr
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Reese
Seaman
Thomas P. Hampton
54Th St
Navy
Senate Filibuster Fails Amid Power Darkens Capitol
The chamber extended a contested Part Three amendment debate as Javits and Magnuson clashed over injunctive powers in desegregation cases. A massive snow and ice storm then knocked out power in Washington and battered the South and Midwest, delaying travel, closing schools, and stranding thousands.
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Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Javits
Magnuson
la Guardia
Idlewild
South
National
Red Cross
Alabama
Georgia
Chattanooga
Tenn
Presbyterian
Calhoun
Rome
Carrollton
Southwest
Air Force
Window Rock
Ariz
West Jefferson
N.C
Tennessee
Signal Mountain
Lookout Mountain
Middle West
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Portland
Ore
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Point Barrow
Alaska
Dakotas
Iowa
New England
Coast Guard
General Greene
Cape Cod
Dixie
Atlanta
Midwest
le Mars
South Bend
Ind
U. S
Virginia
Maine
New York City
Logan International Airport
Lincoln Tunnel
New Jersey
George Washington Bridge
Sixth Avenue
Waterford
Conn
Carolinas
Miami
Leonard Warren dies after opening Met appearance
The Bronx born baritone Leonard Warren dies on stage at the Metropolitan Opera where he debuted in 1939, renowned for his voice praised in Italy and his vow to the Met as his home. He began in a wholesale business then Radio City Music Hall before winning over 700 contestants in a Metropolitan audition. He married Agatha Loefflin in Italy. they had no children.
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Warren
The
Met
Bronx
Opera
Italy
Radio City Music Hall
Metropolitan Opera
Mel
Leonard Warrendorf
Deadline Today In City Election
Filing for city posts closes today with three Commission seats up next month. No new candidates filed Friday as Mrs. Lavenia Lowe opens City Hall to accept late filings. April 5 election features Paul L. Payne Jr. and W. C. O Mara for Place 2, David C. Casey for mayor, and Frank H. Chappell Jr. unopposed for Place 4.
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City Commission
Lavenia Lowe
Paul L. Payne Jr
Dock Area In Shambles After Cuban Ship Explosion
The Havana dock area lay in chaos after a Cuban ship exploded, with estimates of up to 100 dead. Fireman Gabriele Delgado fought the rear hold blaze but was trapped by a second blast. Police and doctors mobilized as wreckage and shrapnel caused extensive damage near Havana Bay, near the Maine’s 1898 site.
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Gabriele Delgado
Havana
Efigenio Amejijeiras
Enrique Montero
Pan-American Dock
la Couvre
le Havre
France
Antwerp
Anvers
Belgium
Georges Dalmes
Maine
Havana Bay
Teachers Converge in Lubbock for District Convention
Miss Poe led the second general session while Dr. Harold C. Hunt urged greater competence to solve world problems. He warned many students will live in the 21st century and outlined five needs for future education including better world understanding and moral values. Exhibits and sectional meetings followed with tours to local plants as District 13 opens its first convention in Lubbock.
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Miss Poe
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Harold C. Hunt
Harvard University
Hunt
E. L. Galyean
Austin
State Association
Galyean
Lubbock
Teachers
Texas State Teachers Assn
House of Delegates
Finch Trial Deliberates Five Possible Murder Verdicts
Judge Evans outlines five verdict options for 42-year-old Finch and 23-year-old Carole Tregoff including first-degree murder, conspiracy to murder, and second-degree murder. Manslaughter not allowed. jurors may deliberate for days with a Saturday session and Sunday break if needed.
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Lady Macbeth
Arabia
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
Finch
Whichello
Walter R. Evans
Carole
Murer
Evans
Grant Cooper
Swedish national claims nuclear rocket test. AEC unsure
A Swedish national, Nils Werner Larsson, said Soviet missile teams tested a hydrogen heated atomic rocket twice as powerful as any U S device. Washington sources doubt the claim. AEC official H R Schmidt called it startling if true, while NASA propulsion expert Harold Finger said the area is one where the U S leads.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPID
United States
Nils Werner Larsson
Washington
Larsson
H. R. Schmidt
Atomic Energy Commission
Harold B. Finger
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fort Worth Nursing Home Raided. Elderly Rushed to Hospital
Police and welfare officials raided a southside nursing home described as fifty beyond description. Three elderly patients were rushed to a hospital, and Eva Pauline Layland was arrested for operating without a license while a warrant was issued for her husband T E Layland. Five elderly residents lived there. two not hospitalized were sent to the county home for the aged.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Eva Pauline Layland
T. E. Layland
Judge Cuts Support for Missing Hedy Lamarr
Domestic Relations Judge Ben Woodall reduced actress Hedy Lamarr's temporary monthly support from 3000 to 250 dollars after she did not attend a pretrial divorce conference. He said he would reconsider if she attends the next conference scheduled Monday afternoon. Lamarr and her fifth husband W Howard Lee have pending suits against each other, marking a second no show in two weeks.
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Houston
Tex
Ben Woodall
Hedy Lamarr
Woodall
Miss Lamarr
W. Howard Lee
Mickey Refused LSU Job While Under Charge
Baton Rouge Louisiana State University announced that Dr George H Mickey cannot resume his duties as dean of the graduate school while he is charged with murder He was freed on a 10000 bond after 49 days in jail as a grand jury deferred action on March 15 in the case involving Dr Margaret Rosamond McMillan a biology professor
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Baton Rouge
UPID
Louisiana State University
George H. Mickey
Mickey
Margaret Rosamond McMillan
Two Latin Americans die in Hart County collision scene along dirt road
Ortegón remains missing after a one car wreck between Hart and Nazareth Castro County. Joe Morales and another man sought help. Ortegon was later found dead face down in a field near a farm house light burning nearby. Autopsy planned as weather stayed freezing.
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Ortegon
Cartwright
Granville Martin
Hart
Justice of the
Bruce Woodell
Dimmitt
Nazareth
Castro County
Joe Morales
Pete Gonzales
Funeral Home
H. W. Bischoff
Woodell
Justice of the Peace
Olton
Royce Collins
McGill Place
Lynn Fite
Orton
Percy Parsons
Rodriguez
Burrow
Rodriquez
Dallas Ranger turmoil over Banks and Garrison firing
The Dallas Ranger dispute centers on Banks denial of firing claims and Garrison dismissal, with public safety and undercover gambling probes tied to Fort Worth and Arlington raids. Maj. Crowder praised for past actions amid shifting leadership and controvery.
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Garrison
Austin
Banks
W. C. Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Arlington
Rangers
DPS
Newt Humphreys
Commission
State Safety Commission
Tarrant County
Fort Worth
Department of Public Safety
West Side
Crowder
Maj
Dallas
Lubbock
Mickey Cohen
Rusk Hospital
R.A
Bob) Crowder
Jay Banks
Texas Rangers
Soviet soil scientist Ivan Tyurin wins 1960 Dokuchaev Medal
Moscow AP reports Ivan Tyurin, noted Soviet soil scientist, was awarded the 1960 Dokuchaev Medal by the Soviet Academy of Sciences for his work in increasing soil fertility. The medal honors Vasily Dokuchayev, who died in 1903.
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Moscow
Ivan Tyurin
Dokuchayev
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Tass
Vasily Dokuchayev
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Vernon Williams
24Th St
Bbock
Osteopathic Hospital
Rocky Ford Moving Co
Ruben Acevedo
4Th St
Juan Ambriz
Latif Clinic
Texas Tech
Elpidio Solorzano
Wilson
Clifford Reeves
West
Texas Hospital
Gerald
Reding
Ota. In
Taylor Hospital
J. B. ‘Richardson
6Th
Southwestern Electric Supply Co
Charles Gregory
N. Ave. V
Methodist Hospital
Orkin Exterminating Co., Inc
Senate
Sen. Magnuson
Singer
Johnson City
Leaven
State Training School For
Gainesville
Shambles
Sandra Hendrix
Ken Talkington
Municipal Coliseum
Tech
AEC
Judge
Hedy
LSU
Ranger
Frank Hammer
Miriam
Ma) Ferguson
Dallas County
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