New York Stores Stock Snow Melters After Record Winter
New York faced a mild winter with little snowfall after a historic season. The city tested two $35,000 snow melters sent from the sanitation department, used little this winter, with one shipped to Worcester for testing. Weather records show 57.3 inches in 1960 61, 17.9 inches this season, and last winter cost about $22.5 million to remove snow while this winter costs run about $1.5 million.
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New York
Sanitation Department
Worcester
Mass
Weather Bureau
New York City
Sanitaion Department
Midwest Snow Ice Blanket Deepens Seasonal Chill
Midwest residents face a winter marked by persistent snow and a growing ice pack. Chicago records low sunshine with February snow and arctic cold, while Minneapolis St Paul notes near record snowfall and subzero days. Flood risk rises as mild spells could melt ice suddenly.
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Rockies
Michigan
Army Starts Aid Program For Nurses
The Army offers financial aid to graduate nurses pursuing a baccalaureate in nursing. Eligible nurses must graduate within 30 months from a diploma program and enroll in an NLN accredited college. Benefits include tuition, books, fees, and a monthly salary. contact Sgt Paul C. Brinkman at 116 S. Main or write Capt Vera U Burgan, Army Nurse Corps Counselor, Ft. Hayes.
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Paul C. Brinkman
Brinkman
National League For Nursing
S. Main Street
Vera U Burgan
Army Nurse Corps
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Nixon says Ike advisers urged resignation on 1952 VP bid
Richard Nixon recounts in Six Crises that Eisenhower's team urged him to declare resignation as Republican vice presidential candidate after a contentious political fund. He says aide destroyed his telegram resigning before the TV telecast. Nixon discusses Dewey’s urging and Eisenhower’s eventual West Virginia meeting. He later pursued California governor race.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Nixon
Doubleday & Co
Life Magazine
Baja California
Mexico
Palm Springs
Calif
California
Eisen
Hower
Pat
Thomas E. Dewey
Fisenhower
Dewey
West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
Akron Court Rules City Lacks Boat Licensing Power
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Akron cannot license boats on city waters, finding statewide licensing under state police powers preempts local authority and that a 1959 law bars political subdivisions from charging boat license fees on locally owned waters. Chief Justice Weygandt joined majority. Zimmerman dissented.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Akron
Carl V. Weygandt
Kingsley Taft
Charles B. Zimmerman
Atty
Mark McElroy
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cincinnatian Quits Ohio State Board of Education
Columbus AP Eric V Weber a Cincinnati businessman resigned from the state board of education citing heavy travel and business commitments. Weber who represented the second district joined the board in 1958 and would have served until the end of 1963.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eric V. Weber
Cincinnati
State Board of Education
Weber
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