Northeast Ohio Crippled by Record Snowstorm
A massive winter storm cripples northeastern Ohio with up to 18 inches of snow in areas, winds up to 60 mph, and hundreds of accidents. Airports close, power outages affect thousands, schools cancel, and transport slows as authorities mobilize to clear roads and restore services.
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Nationwide snowbound storm leaves region in deep freeze
A sweeping late autumn blizzard dumps heavy snow across the Great Lakes to the Mid- Atlantic, with 14 deaths, widespread power outages, school closures, and hazardous roads from Ohio to New York and into Tennessee. Michigan and Ohio report up to 14 inches. Tennessee and Virginia see 4 to 10 inches. Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania hardest hit.
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Weather contrasts snow woes across regions
Middletown area faces flurries and cold with a 24 degree morning low after a windy night. Northeastern Ohio endures over a foot of snow causing slow traffic, while local snowfall totals about .25 inches and weekend warming remains unlikely.
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Soviets To Withdraw Troops From Cuba News Report
US intelligence says 9000 to 15000 Soviet troops remain in Cuba with bomber and missile forces. Pentagon counts 42 bombers aboard outbound Soviet ships. Negotiators in New York press for removal of troops and dismantling anti aircraft installations guarding the offensive weapons. Several hundred Soviet soldiers seen leaving aboard ships.
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Soviet troops in Cuba build fortifications and airfields
New York Times reports Soviet units in Cuba are engaged in underground fortification construction and additional airfields. The story suggests the Russians are aiding Cuban forces to redeploy and strengthen defenses with conventional armaments along the island.
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Soviet Missiles Out of Cuba Confirmed by Officials
Officials say U.S. assessment confirms removal of Soviet offensive weapons from Cuba. Reports noted earlier counts of missiles on their way out and now indicate none remain in the country, aligning with American expert estimates.
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Kennedy and Stevenson Meet After Cuban Crisis Debate
Adlai Stevenson and President Kennedy publicly shake hands at the Kennedy Foundation awards dinner in Washington. Kennedy presents checks to foreign scientists aiding mental retardation research while Stevenson jokes about a Khrushchev play and defends press accuracy amid Cuban crisis controversy.
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Long Trial Is Seen For James Hoffa
In Nashville a Hoffa defense attorney predicts the Teamsters president’s million-dollar conspiracy trial will extend into January. Judge Miller recessed proceedings until Monday and ordered the jury locked for the rest of the seventh week without explanation.
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Remove U S Bases Near Russia
Pravda calls for negotiations to liquidate American bases around the Soviet Union. Yuri Zhukov notes bases provoke the USSR and serve to prop up unpopular regimes, marking the first major Soviet response since the Cuba Turkey swap dispute.
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Nations pledge for U.N. bond drive reaches $118 million
MorOcco buys a $280000 U.N. bond while Burma purchases a $100000 bond. A total of 56 countries have pledged or purchased $117,981,097 toward the $200 million bond issue announced Thursday.
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Debt and creditors joke lands as Chuckle teaser
A light humorous line about debt compares running into debt with encountering creditors, framing a punchline about financial trouble in a breezy, newspaper‑style humor item.
Polaris Missile Section Runs Away in Ocean Landing
A Polaris missile segment went off course during a test flight and landed in the Atlantic Ocean about 300 to 350 miles northeast of Cape Canaveral. No nuclear device was aboard, and safety systems reportedly functioned, though wiring may not have allowed full detonation. The incident adds to past range safety concerns as Navy tests push Polaris A3 toward 2,875 mile sea launches and Titan 2 tests also encounter premature cutoff.
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Miners Trapped After Robena Mine Blast Near Carmichaels
Rescue crews moved within 4000 feet of 36 trapped miners after a blast at U S Steel Robena No 3 mine. No contact since 1:15 pm Thursday. 44 workers unharmed in another section. Gas, rubble, and buckled concrete hinder efforts as families wait in a metal building nearby.
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Lewis Evans
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Robena
Large Soft Coal Mine Tragedy Near Pittsburgh Traps Workers
Evans, directing operations, cites gas and coal dust causing a massive blast at one of the world’s largest soft coal mines about 56 miles southwest of Pittsburgh. The shaft runs 525 feet to a sloping two mile tunnel to the working face, steepening to 650 feet where miners remain trapped with a single surface exit.
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