Slow Rain and Snow Storm Hit Great Plains and Rockies
A massive slow moving storm drenched and snowed drought affected areas from Montana to the Texas Panhandle. Forecasters expect lighter winds than the last blizzard but warn livestock and travelers remain at risk. One Colorado motorist, Gerald A. Bowker, 30, died when his car skidded into a snowplow on U S Highway 6 west of Denver.
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Denver
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Dakotas
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Plains
Gerald A. Bowker
Burlington
U. S. Highway 6
April Showers Forecast With Cooler Temperatures Ahead
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with occasional rain or drizzle and a high near 55 degrees. Recent readings show morning low around 49 and daytime high near 53 as April continues to bring showers.
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Ohio governor seeks repeal of top official pay raises
Gov C William ONeill will ask the Legislature to repeal pay boosts given to most state officials. Senate Leader Mechem confirms a repeal message, with the exception of Noble the highway chief who would keep his $30,000 salary. The plan would restore old salaries for others, including state boards and commissions.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. Wiliam O'Neill
Senate
Co. Stanley Mechem
O'Neill
Noble
Mechem
Charlies M. Noble
Mr. Noble
Umbrella Lending Probed by Suburban Bank
The Jenkintown Bank and Trust Co runs an informal survey on gender attitudes toward umbrellas as a loan program shows 15 women and 10 men umbrellas. All the women’s umbrellas vanished while eight men’s umbrellas are unaccounted for prompting a fresh stock order for spring rains.
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Philadelphia
Jenkintown Bank and Trust Co
Egypt pledges help to stop Gaza raids at UN
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced Egypt agreed to aid UNEF in preventing infiltration into Gaza. Cairo said Egypt will reinforce policy to curb border incursions and inform refugees and residents accordingly. Israeli forces reportedly crossed the Gaza frontier near March 31, with sheep theft but no casualties. Egyptian authorities protested to the Mixed Armistice Commission.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
U.N
Tessnal
Waza Cuip Imw
Istacs
Hammarskjold
Cairo
U. N
UNEF
Israel
Gaza
Gaza Strip
U. N. Mixed Armistice Commission
End Of Road Farm Irresistible To Uninvited Guests
Amos Switzer of Braman Oklahoma appeals to Oklahoma and Kansas officials for help as uninvited motorists ignore turnpike signs and stray onto his farm at the Oklahoma Kansas border. He moved a fence back 50 feet but cars from multiple states continue intruding. Switzer asks for a wrecker or ambulance to prevent trespass and theft. authorities say it is a cooperative problem with Kansas.
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Braman
Okla
Amos Switzer
Kansas Turnpike
Oklahoma-Kansas
U. S. 177
Switzer
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wellington
Kan
Highway Patrol
Iranian minister resigns amid cabinet shuffle in Iran
Tehran announced a cabinet reshuffle as Prime Minister Hussein Ala 74 resigns over banditry turmoil. Dr Manouchehr Eghbal 49 will replace him as court minister to harden stance on tribal defiance and outlaw activity. Armed search for Dadshah continues with 1000 police and troops amid ambush killings.
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Tehran
Hussein Ala
Ala
Manouchehr Eghbal
Energtic
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahievi
Dadshah
Iran
U. S
Fire destroys waste building at Raymond Bay Co.
A Middletown blaze damaged the waste building behind the Raymond Bay Co. main plant, risking up to 50 000 in losses. Firemen battled flames from 9 32 a m aiding 35 bales of dampened paper as cause centered on a motor spark. Border injured by water and treated later at hospital. Producers shut main tubing switch, salvage pending.
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Raymond Bay Co
Middletown
Border
McClellan Clears Air On Reuther Charges
Sen. McClellan says his rackets investigators found nothing to indicate impropriety by Walter Reuther and other labor leaders in dealings with Nathan Shefferman. He notes purchases questioned were household goods bought at a discount and funded by individuals, not union funds. Beck returns to Washington for a secret Teamsters meeting amid reports of a rejected $1 million publicity fund.
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Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Walter Reuther
Nathan
Snefferman
McClellan
Senate
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Shefferman
Chicago
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Beck
Teamsters Union
Washington Post
Times Herald
Afl-Cio
William F. Schnitzler
Matthew Woll
Herman Winter
Bakery Workers Union
Pastor's sermon ends with a churchgoer pun
An hour and a half sermon ends with the pastor asking for further words and a pew member quips You might sey Amen.
Michigan Democrats sweep key state posts in 1950s vote
In Detroit led by Gov G Mennen Williams Democrats won the highway commissioner and state superintendent roles, with John C Mackie and Lynn M Bartlett taking offices as Republican incumbents retire. Party also gains control of three statewide educational boards and preserves a 5 3 Democratic Republican split on the State Supreme Court in nonpartisan races.
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Detroit
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
John C. Mackie
Flint
Lynn M. Bartlett
Des Pointe
Mackie
George M
Foster
Bartlett
Edgar L. Hariden
Northern Michiigan College
Marquette
Wayne County
State Supreme Court
Navy Neptune bomber explodes near Chincoteague killing eleven
A Navy Neptune bomber exploded in a ball of fire shortly after takeoff from Chincoteague Naval Air Station. Eleven crewmen died as the flaming wreckage struck a plowed field two miles south of the station. The crash occurred at 6:44 a.m. en route to Cherry Point North Carolina, with witnesses recalling a backfiring sound before the blast.
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Chincoteague
Virginia
Chincoteague Naval Air Station
Dennis Hurley
Atlantic Ocean
Maryland
Navy
Cherry Point
N. C
Faris W. Darby
Atlantic
Wreckage Lifted for Clues in Tennessee Crash
Investigators at Sewart Air Force Base study scattered wreckage from a Langley Field bound flight that crashed near Dickson Tennessee. Six people were killed four survived. Survivors bailed out as the plane reportedly went out of control from about 8000 feet en route to Memphis for a supply conference opening today. Doctors reported the tail section may have been ripped off and the four survivors activated their rip cords automatically.
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William Jackson
Christ and Fear in Gospel Portrait
In a brief sermon style note the piece argues Jesus faced no fear or worry, relying on constant contact with God and inner strength. It states Jesus lacked magic or signs of fret, and presents faith as a personal build for believers.
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Jesus
Underworld Slayers Hunted. Mixture of Cash Clues Tangle Chicago
Police comb Chicago underworld for those tied to the slaying of former banker Leon Marcus. A Giacana loan receipt found on Marcus and more than $1,600 in his pockets suggest financial dealings with gamblers and hoodlums may hold the motive, not robbery. The Grant River Road Motel, once the syndicate's major vice house, is noted in the case.
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Chicago
Underworld
Leon Marcus
Sam (Mooney) Giacana
Marcus
Iight
Giancana
Grant River Road
Dulles Sees 24 Hours For Canal Settlement Prospects
Secretary of State Dulles said he will know within 24 to 48 hours if there is any serious prospect for a satisfactory settlement with Egypt over the canal. He urged greater voice for canal users in operation than Cairo proposals permit and pressed counter proposals to commit Egypt firmly to any plan. The U S reply to Cairo was sent Sunday. Dulles cautioned he does not know if Egypt will accept changes or if negotiations will succeed.
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Washington
Dulles
Egypt
Frequently Missed ABO Blood Disease Affects Newborns
Doctors at George Washington University and the American Academy of Pediatrics warn ABO hemolytic disease is a fairly common newborn risk. It arises from maternal fetal blood type incompatibility, can cause early brain damage, and is twice as common as RH disease. Jaundice within 24 hours is a key sign.
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Washington
American Academy of Pediatrics
Sanford L. Leiken
Jack J. Rheingold
George Washington University School of Medicine
AAP
Cme
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