Democrats Draft New Jobs Plan
Senate Democrats draft a 10 point antirecession program led by Lyndon Johnson to push Congress for rapid action. The plan includes housing and small business loan measures, public works, and potential WPA style options as a last resort. Senators caution about differing views on economic recovery.
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Boy Hurt In Canyon On Mt San Gorgonio
Donald Burns a 14 year old Colton youth fell 300 feet into a snow filled canyon on Mt San Gorgonio while hiking with schoolmates. Rescue crews faced fog rain and rough terrain as four experienced climbers joined the search hoping to reach him alive.
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Snowstorm Closes In On Deep South Cities
Frigid winds sweep the Deep South with subfreezing temperatures. Tallahassee records up to 3 inches of snow, Panama City 2 inches, Pensacola 1 inch as Miami braces for near freezing temperatures. The Tallahassee fall continues past midnight.
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Explorer's 1st Radio Voice Gone
One Explorer transmitter aboard the 30 pound satellite has stopped transmitting as tracking stations report lost signals. The other transmitter continues to send data on temperature, meteoritic dust, and cosmic ray effects, but at lower power.
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Washington
Earth
Naval Research Laboratory
Space
Army
Explorer
Bulletin links money to TV Channel 10 grant in Miami
Washington attorney Bernard Schwartz fired counsel for a House investigating committee said it was common knowledge that funds were paid in the grant of TV Channel 10 in Miami to a subsidiary of a national airline.
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Washington
Bernard Schwartz
House
TV Channel 10
Miami
National Airlines
Wealthy lighting up old friendships a joke turns sour
In a chuckle brief the Man of Wealth jokes about friendships during poverty. He states he never had friends when poor, prompting a wry exchange about money and companionship. The gag relies on status shifts and social perception rather than a real event or person.
Snow Grips Gulf Coast as Heaviest in 59 Years
Snow blankets New Orleans and Gulf Coast towns with rare snowfalls and falling camellias and lazaleas. Heavy deposits record in Fort Morgan and Biloxi while Mobile and Savannah see brief flurries. Schools close early. tourists and crops face disruption as presidents and dignitaries visit Georgia.
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Edith Causes False Alarm Asks For Missing Child
In Warren Ohio a two hour search followed Edith Camodeca a six year old who failed to return from grade school. Patrols sheriff deputies and residents searched the area including Mineral Ridge and Niles police. Edith was found in a beauty shop getting a permanent wave after changing her appointment day without her parents knowing.
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Cold Wave Persists as Miami Valley Sees Slow Break
The region faces continued bitter cold with a forecast high near 28 degrees and a low around seven above. An eastward moving low pressure area may end the deep freeze, with possible snow flurries and cloudy skies through Friday as temperatures edge toward the 30s.
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Miami
Middletown
Who Is Mrs Newsome Columbus Police Hunt Parents Of Baby Boys
Columbus police search for Mrs Dorothy Newsome and her two children after Lois Kapp, a baby sitter, cared for a 14 month old and a 3 year old who were left by a woman claiming to be Mrs Newsome. A contributing to neglect charge is filed.
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War Looms In Tunisia If French Leave Not Sought
President Bourguiba warned he would lead a guerrilla war to oust French troops from Tunisia if they refuse to evacuate. He stressed a negotiation only after a 15,000-strong French withdrawal, as tensions and clashes rose around bases and civilians.
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Nude Man Eats Soap in Manhattan Supermarket
A nude man, presented as an unadvertised stunt, walked through a Manhattan store while 24 women shoppers screamed. Police arrived as he chewed a cake of soap and resisted being apron clipped, later being taken to Bellevue Hospital for psychiatric evaluation.
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Arab Story Of Bombing Said True
The U S ambassador at Tunis reportedly verifies Tunisian claims of heavy civilian casualties from Saturday's French bombing of Sakiet Sidi. Tunis reports 68 dead 84 wounded 10 missing while France says American planes used were French owned.
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Going To Fire Officer CLEVELAND W Foy Ticketed For Speed
In Cleveland Heights at his house Andrew Foy told a patrolman where the fire was the blaze started in his living room when two children tossed a doll into the fireplace and pulled it out again Firemen put out the blaze with $500 in damage and Foy was cited for speeding at 50 mph in a 25 mph zone.
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Bouncy Bottles Puzzle Baffles Seaford Family
Nassau County Long Island home of the Herrmanns is the scene of a 10 day mystery as bottles explode and topple their caps. Electrician and tests planned by Long Island Lighting Co aim to trace wiring and unexplained detonations. Various theories include radio waves, plane vibrations, underground streams, and magnetic fields from wiring.
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Seaford
N.Y
Herrmann
Quote ends without reason as she presses on
A fragment shows a speaker insisting she does not seek the cause, only a way forward. The remark underscores a resolve to proceed despite unknown factors. Context remains limited in the clipped OCR.
Faubus dissolves Arkansas NAACP franchise amid racial tensions
Governor Orval Faubus voids the state franchise of the NAACP and about 300 other organizations for failing to pay 1957 taxes by February 1, effectively dissolving the NAACP in Arkansas. Reports from Central High School document new racial incidents and Superintendent Virgil Blossom recommends expelling a Black girl for allegedly violating a pact not to retaliate against white harassment.
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Orval Faubus
National Assn
Integrated Central High School
Virgil Blossom
Faubus
NAACP
Arkansas
School Board Debates Expulsion for Minnie Jean Brown
The Little Rock school board met in a closed session to review Blossom's recommendation to expel 16 year old Minnie Jean Brown. Blossom extended a prior three day suspension to two weeks. Only the board can expel a student, typically following a superintendent's recommendation.
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Little Rock
Blossom
Minnie Jean Brown
Minnie Jean Suspended After Central High Scuffle
Minnie Jean received a second suspension for her role in a confrontation with a white female student at Central High. The white student left school, making Minnie Jean the only Black student suspended since integration began on Sept. 25 under federal protection. Her enrollment has been interrupted by her alleged use of the two words white trash.
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