Arctic Cold Paralyzes Midwest as Ohio Locks Snow
Frigid Arctic air sent readings below zero across the Midwest and Northeast including Middletown Ohio. Temperatures fell to as low as five below at 7 45 a m with a day in the 20s and a zero low forecast while snow blanketed streets and closed schools in parts of Ohio. Three deaths in the Cleveland area were linked to heavy snowfall and conditions.
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Bismarck
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Grantsburg
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Burlington
Iowa
Syracuse
N. Y
Massena
Watertown
Albany
New England
Ohio
Cleveland
Lake
Geauga
Rossi
St. John’s Beckwith Memorial Presbyterian Church
Stab Wound Operation Planned For Pamela Burton
Pamela Joan Burton 26 seeks surgery today after a screwdriver stabbing by estranged husband Russell J. Burton 36 outside her doctor's Santa Monica home. Dr Harold Imerman said the wound lies near the jugular vein and facial nerve. The suspect was jailed on $2500 bail for attempted murder but claims the stabbing was accidental.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Pamela Joan Burton
New York
Russell J. Burton
F. Hugh Herbert
Burton
Harold M. Imerman
British Soldier Shot By Gunmen in Nicosia
A British serviceman was shot dead today while riding a motor scooter along a suburban Nicosia avenue. It was the first attack on a British serviceman this year and the gunmen escaped. Presumably members of the anti-British EOKA underground were involved.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
EOKA
Northward Building Fire Kills One in 51-Below Cold
In Fairbanks Alaska nearly 50 tenants leaped into nets or climbed down ladders as a midday blaze ravaged the 9 story Northward Building. One man William Stebbins died on the stairway after reaching a locked roof exit. Fourteen injured include two women with spinal fractures. a mother tossed her baby to a net and escaped. Firefighters reported smoke filling halls and stairwells while most residents escaped or were away at church or work.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Stanley A. Davis
William Stebbins
E. B. Woodcox
Missing Detroit door prompts chilly pursuit
Detroit man Charles Trimiew, 33, heard a noise at a side door, found it missing, and saw a man running away with it in near zero weather. He desires the door's return and warns of the cold.
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Detroit
Charles Trimiew
Trimiew
Macmillan Names Cabinet Mostly Eden Aides In Clash Over Suez
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan kept most Eden era ministers including Selwyn Lloyd as foreign secretary and Richard Butler as home secretary while dropping five Eden ministers. Peter Thorneycroft moved to chancellor as Lloyd faced critics from the right over Suez.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Eden
Egypt
John
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Richard Austen Butler
Macmillan
House of Commons
Home
Butler
Peter Thorney Croft
Board of Trade
Defense
Anthony Head
Fashion Writer Names Mamie Eisenhower Among Worst Dressed
London fashion critic Anne Scott-James in the Sunday Express brands Mamie Eisenhower one of the ten worst dressed women. She says the first lady's bangs bonnet and jacket look like a college girl outfit and condemns leopard print as ill suited for anyone lacking a model figure. Greta Garbo and Anita Ekberg among other names on the list.
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London
Mamie Eisenhower
Anne Scott-James
Sunday Express
Ameria
Miss Scott-James
Greta Garbo
Anita Ekberg
Paris Left Bank Vote Stings Communists in Special Election
Voters on Paris left bank delivered a setback to the Communist candidate Lucien Monauvi who finished a distant second to right wing independent Julian Tardieu in a special National Assembly election to fill the seat.
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Paris
National Assembly
Lucien Monauvi
Julian Tardieu
Chuckle Reflects on Consensus as Boss Questioned
A light column muses on agreement and leadership dynamics noting that harmony can mask power. The piece suggests self assurance without overt conflict and hints at authority resting with the person who sets the tone.
Eisenhower Tours drought areas as Texas delegation pushes relief loans
President Eisenhower began a drought tour of the Southwest focusing on Texas parched regions. He planned a 22.6 mile drive through San Angelo, then visits to Oklahoma New Mexico and Colorado areas with a Wichita stop before assessing new relief options. The Texas delegation urged more liberal federal loans for hard-hit farmers and ranchers.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
San Angelo
Tex
Eisenhower
Southwest
Texas
Agriculture Department
Woodward
Okla
Clovis
N.M
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Ariz
Pueblo
Colo
Garden City
Kan
Wichita
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Benson
Seaton
Kadar Orders Death For Strike Leaders
In Budapest the Soviet backed regime under Janos Kadar says death within 24 hours may be imposed on strike promoters and those disrupting factories. A new martial law decree extends death and life sentences for offenses against vital enterprises and public utilities.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Yemen and Britain Open Peace Talks on Frontier Conflict
London says preliminary discussions have started to end desert fighting on the Yemen Aden border. Sporadic clashes continue as Yemeni tribesmen and regular troops clash with British-tribal forces aided by Royal Air Force jets in the frontier area.
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London
Britain
Yemen
Aden
Royal Air Force
Weather Traps The Weatherman
Los Angeles sees a two inch rainstorm causing floods at intersections. Henry Weiss, the fire weather forecaster, was late to work due to a flooded route but arrived to find himself doing most paperwork.
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Los Angeles
Henry Weiss
Weiss
Bureau
Railroads Are Back To Normal After Nine Day Strike
Montreal reports CPR service returning to normal across Canada after a costly nine day strike paralyzed a 17000 mile system. About 70000 CPR employees and 7000 dependent workers were idled while 3000 firemen opposed diesel engine job cuts in freight and yard service. A government inquiry, sponsored by Prime Minister Louis St Laurent, will study the issue and report by Oct 1, though its findings will be non binding.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railways
Canada
CPR
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Louis St. Laurent
Bride Escapes Brooding Ex Husband Kills New Bridegroom
Beaverton Michigan police say Harold Lidster 31 will face a first degree murder warrant for killing Clyde Priest 20, the groom who married Esther Priest eight hours after her divorce from Lidster. Esther fled in night clothing to a neighbor as Lidster reportedly admitted anger over her remarriage. Priest, a truck driver and Lidster’s cousin, was shot at his Beaverton home.
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Gladwin
Mich
George C. Johnson
Harold Lidster
Lidster
Clyde Priest
Esther
Priest
Dulles Presses Senate For Strong Middle East Powers
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate and House committees that the Middle East is very likely to be lost without swift Eisenhower administration authority to block Communist expansion. He urged standby U.S. armed force aid and special economic and military assistance, warning of a Soviet victory if the region falls.
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Dulles
Senate
Middle East
Congress
Eisenhower Administration
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations and
Armed Service Committees
Eisenhower
U. S
House
United States
Europe
Pup Crawls From Grave To Master Pup Crawls From Grave To Master
In Jasper Georgia a collie puppy named Butch crawled from a shallow grave after being struck by a neighbor’s car. The dog appeared at the door of 3 year old Andrew Wallace and his father Sherman twelve days later. He had pneumonia a fractured pelvis and limbs and a .22 caliber bullet wound but is recovering and expected to walk without a limp in about six months.
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Jasper
Butch
Andrew Wal ‘Lace
Sherman Wallace
Gainesville
Georgia
Carl A. Blunt
Italian immigrant quota hike urged by Cardinal Stritch
Chicago Cardinal Stritch called for relaxing immigration quotas to admit a reasonable number of Italians. He spoke at a dinner for the Italian American community and noted absorbing surplus Italian labor. He received Italy’s Grand Cross of Merit from Ambassador Brosio.
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Chicago
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
America
Cardinal Stritch
Italy
Manilo Brosio
United States
Strike In Barcelona Rides Out as Transit Workers Walkout
Barcelona residents face halted services as transit workers strike against the city streetcar and bus system. The action begins today with protests blocking lines and reduced public transport across the metropolitan area.
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Barcelona
Spain
Ares
New Governor ONeill Takes Oath Of Office
Ohio swears in I. O. William ONeill as the 59th governor at noon on the west steps of the Statehouse. A 19 gun salute marked the inauguration as U.S. Sen. Bricker prepared to swear in key state officials and interim Gov. Brown presented the commission.
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Columbus, Ohio
I. O
William O'Neill
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
Wau
Carl V. Weygandt
State Supreme Court
O'Neill
Statehouse
U.S
John W. Bricker
O’neill
Ted W. Brown
Roger W. Tracy
James A. Rhodes
Wiliam Saxbe
Paul M. Herbert
John W. Brown
Brown
Frank J. Lausme
Neil House
Deshler Hilton
Israel to Return El Arish to U N Police
Israeli troops agreed to relinquish El Arish in the Sinai to United Nations peacekeepers Tuesday. Egyptian officials expect to enter the city shortly after the handover, as Cairo pressures Israel for guarantees on shipping freedom in the Suez and Aqaba and tighter border security. Some cabinet groups push to hold Sharm El Sheikh and the Tiran Islands.
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Arish
Sinai
U. N
Israel
el 'Arish
Mediterranean
Cairo
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea
David Ben-Gurion
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf
Tiran Islands
Ohio picks Arthur Vorys for state insurance head
The Ohio State Journal reports incoming Gov. C William O Neill will appoint Arthur I Vorys of Columbus as State superintendent of insurance. Vorys, 33, served as Franklin County manager for O Neill during the campaign.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
William O'Neill
Arthur I. Vorys
Vorys
Franklin County
O'Neill
Rising Young Scientist Found Dead in Syracuse Lab
Cincinnati police investigated the death of John L. Dolphin 28 a rising physical chemist at the University of Syracuse Sanitary Engineering Center who talked of death by his own action before being found dead in his laboratory. Deputy L E Flanagan called him a very promising scientist with air pollution research but offered no motive or cause from autopsy findings.
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Syracuse
N. Y
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