Four Day Mountain Snowstorm Strikes Colorado
A heavy autumn storm in the Rocky Mountains brings fresh snow and cold for the fourth straight day. Leadville reports 22 inches at 10,200 feet. Colorado Springs sees seven inches with 20 inches at dawn. Four men die removing snow and debris. Temperatures drop below freezing. blizzard conditions affect Rock Springs. Public Service Co. efforts continue to restore power as more limbs fall and lines go down along the Eastern Slope.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Leadville
Colorado Rockies
Big Piney
Wyoming
Colorado Springs
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Land Junction
Colorado
Red Mountain Pass
Durango
Public Service Co
Steel Talks Resume Amid Pressure to End 79 Day Strike
Pittsburgh hosts new round of talks as United Steelworkers President David McDon ald and industry negotiator R Conrad Cooper meet under White House pressure to end the 79 day steel strike. President urges progress and hints at possible Taft Hartley action if no deal by October 8.
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Pittsburgh
API
White House
United Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
New York
United Steelworkers
Washington
Palm Springs
Calif
Enhower
19th Person Dies Of Encephalitis
In Trenton New Jersey a 70 year old man died Wednesday night seemingly from an eastern equine encephalitis outbreak, the first fatality in what officials termed a suspected epidemic. State Health Commissioner Roscoe P. Kandle reported 31 confirmed EEE cases with eight deaths and continued hospitalizations.
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Trenton
N. J
UPI
Sioner
State Health Cout
Roscoe P. Kandle
Tuckert, S.J
Kandle
Extra Penny Tax On Gas Beams Today
The federal government began a new penny tax on each gallon of gasoline to fund the interstate highway system. The rate rises from three to four cents per gallon and is expected to raise about a billion dollars over 21 months, expiring July 1, 1961 unless Congress acts. Without this money, states would lose 90 percent of their share for the system.
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Washington
Congress
Sox take 9-0 lead on Dodgers in World Series opener
Chicago White Sox explode for seven runs in the third thanks to three Dodgers errors and six hits, building a 9-0 lead after scoring twice in the first inning.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodger
Texas Rains Derail Train and Flood North Central Regions
Torrential rainfall derailed a train in Dallas area stirring traffic jams and flood fears. Officials warned homes could be flooded as streams rose above banks across north and central Texas.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
World Bank Approves Creation of New Billion-Dollar Lending Agency
The agency approved today aims to issue easy payment loans to underdeveloped countries, targeting rapid financial aid and development. Key officials stressed international cooperation and streamlined funding to accelerate growth and reduce poverty.
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Washington
World Bank Today
Van Rie Arraignment Postponed To October 6
In New York the arraignment of Willem Louis Van Rie over the shipboard slaying of Lynn Kauffman was postponed to October 6. The case concerns the death aboard a ship and follows preliminary proceedings.
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New York
Willem Louis van Rie
Lynn Kauffman
Governor Coleman undergoes kidney stone surgery
In Jackson Mississippi Governor J P Coleman has undergone surgery to remove a kidney stone. The office stated the procedure was routine and he is expected to recover.
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Jackson
Miss
J. P. Coleman
Cyclone Hur Nide Hannan Aims Away From Florida Coast
Weather forecasters expect Hur Nide Hannan to continue a northerly path away from the U S mainland today after moving from the coast, reducing risk to Florida coastal areas as the storm shifts offshore.
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Nami
Fla
Hur Nide Hannan
U. S
Retirement for Ouachita Parish deputy clerk Mrs. Hays
Mrs Llewel Russell Hays, deputy clerk at the Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court, retired today after years of service. She officially stepped down at 5 p.m. yesterday and was responsible for issuing marriage licenses. Friends greet her warmly as she departs.
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Llewel Russell Hays
Ouachita Parish
Yestern
Hays
Amber
Local Family Plans Tuesday Departure
Tr and Mrs. Lynne Gyne and daughter Gada ge prepare to leave Tuesday for an unspecified destination as indicated in a continued article on Page 2 A.
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Lynne Gyne
Gadage
Bys
Ivy community struck by tornado from hurricane flood
In Charlottesville Virginia a tornado spawned by Tropical Storm Gracie devastated Ivy. Nine members of the Morris family died while three others were injured in the same duplex. Raymond Bruce and family survived with minor injuries as a chimney and roof collapsed nearby. Rescue workers described a scene of devastation as the Morris duplex was torn apart.
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Charlottesville
Ivy
Here
Wedneday
Gracie
Ervin Morris Sr
Ervin Jr
Raymond C. Bruce
Lilly
Bruce
Morris Duplex
Power Failures Hit Colorado Cows During Snow Storm
Squeeze of power failure cripples Colorado dairies as electric milking machines fail and cows suffer. In Charleston, a two million gallon gasoline tank explodes at Esso Standard Oil terminal causing massive fire, injuries, and fear of further blasts. Firefighters assist as area cooling continues.
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Brighton
Colo.api
Colorado
Adams County
Charleston, S.C
Esso Standard Oil Co
C. W. Matthews
Matthews
Esso
Selvin Horres
Charleston Evening Post
Victims Dined With Top Hoodlums Before Slaying
New York APD reports Angie Pisano and Mrs Jancie Drake dined at Marino's on Lexington Avenue with Anthony Strollo and other gang figures about 45 minutes before they were shot dead in Queens. Officials compare dinner to the Apalachin gathering and say Strollo provided considerable information during questioning.
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New York
APD
Angie Pisano
Jancie Drake
Midtown Manhattan
Pisano
Mrs. Drake
Lexington Avenue
Anthony
Tony Bender
Hackensack
Patton
Strollo
Drake
Queens
Marino
Meridian Signs 3 New Plants So Far This Year
Meridian via its Chamber of Commerce and city and county cooperation has drawn three new plants this year. The effort centers on a financial development corporation, now led by the chamber, to secure sites and attract industry with bond funding through the Mississippi Balance Agriculture with Industry program. The 1959 additions include White Products Co making water heaters with 40 employees and Mississippi Malleable Iron.
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Meridian, Miss
Special Meridian
Chamber of Commerce
Meridian
Lauderdale County
Chamber
Actut
Financial DevelopMnt Corporation
Gamber
N& Plants
Meridianites
C. of C
Mississippi
White Products Co
Man Killed By Hit-Run Driver Near Santa Rosa
Purvis man J T Rouse, 34, was struck and killed on U S Highway 11 near Santa Rosa in Picayune. Patrolman J Y Thomas said Rouse died instantly after stopping for a rest from a West Brothers truck job in New Orleans. A C Laseter of Pensacola found the body in the northbound lane. Rouse’s widow and several children survive.
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Picayune
Miss
API
J. T. Rouse
Purvis
U.S. Highway 11
Santa Rosa
J. Y. Thomas
Rouse
A. C. Laseter
Pensacola
Fla
West Brothers
New Orleans
Sandstorm Greets Ike In Desert
President Eisenhower arrives in Palm Springs amid a gusty sand storm as he seeks sun and golf. He will stay a week with George N. Allen near La Quinta and play a round at El Dorado CC with Allen, William F. Robinson, and Freeman Gosden.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower
Washington
Gracie
el Dorado Country Club
George N. Allen
la Quinta
Allen
Gettysburg
William F. Robinson
New York
Coca Cola
Freeman Gosden
Amos
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Frank Bogart
Ike
Stisenhower
Hollywood
White House
James C. Hagerty
Santa Rosa Mountains
Black Person Sought in Tangipahoa Parish Assault
In Tangipahoa Parish Louisiana a Black individual is sought after assaulting a 40 year old white woman and tying her up. West of Hammond law enforcement searched through the night aided by armed vigilantes before volunteers were dispersed by Sheriff Tom Sanders.
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Hammond
UPD
Here
Tangipahoa Parish
Tom Sanders
Kangaroo Visits Psychiatrist Complains of Lethargy
A kangaroo visits a psychiatrist and laments a loss of jumpiness. The anecdote, styled as a lighthearted joke, highlights the marsupial’s unusual health concern in a humorous frame.
Mao Khrushchev parade marks China’s decade of power
In Peiping Mao Zedong shown with Khrushchev at a vast parade celebrating Red China’s first decade. More than 700000 participated as 144 large banners, 155 jet fighters and bombers and 9 percent tanks rolled past. Lin Piao warned of taking Formosa by force while Khrushchev urged peace with the United States following talks with Eisenhower.
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Tokyo
Mao Tze-tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
Peiping
Mao
Asia
Forbidden City
Gate of Heavenly Peace
Khrushchev
China
Red Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense
Lin Piao
Douglas MacArthur
Yalu River
Korea
Lin
Formosa
United States
World Communist Bloc
Eisenhower
Forecast Sees Clouds And Showers In Northeast Louisiana
The weatherman noted a near clear morning but forecast more clouds by evening with a few showers in northeast Louisiana early tomorrow. Selman Field reported 84 degrees high yesterday and 66 as the low, as pollen rose to 427 grains per cubic yard.
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Louisiana
Federal Aviation
Selman Field
Foxes at Redstone Arsenal Refuted as Space Lab Claim
At Redstone Arsenal in Alabama three foxes were sighted near the ACMC headquarters after secretary Carolyn Harper left work. Military Police Lt. John Parker chased the gray foxes away as observers noted more than one fox in the lot.
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Huntsville
Ala
API
Army Ordnance Missile Command
Redstone Arsenal
Carolyn Harper
ACMC
Tracy Bishop
Bishop
John Parker
20St Military Police
Parker
Cargo ship walkout strands vessels along Atlantic ports
Scores of ships were left idle as dock workers in Eastern and Gulf ports walked out in a surprise strike. The ILA warned all 85,000 stevedores could join within hours, threatening major disruption to coastwise cargo. Spotty activity persisted in the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida amid ongoing talks.
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New York
Gulf Coast
Independent International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Bananas Arrive In New Orleans With No Unloaders
New Orleans ports see banana cargoes worth about a quarter million dollars arriving daily with no crews to unload. Major companies report no ships in port while pending strife delays in retail banana markets loom, though some exporters push grapes and other fruit.
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New York
Boston
Baltimore
New Tengland
Philadelphia
New Orleans
UPI
Standard Fruit Co
United Fruit Co
Deppe Line
Crazy Over Horses in News-Star World Want Ads
Classified horse ad highlights a buyer seeking equines in the News-Star World Want Ads. Short note notes success on the third day with strong interest and potential sale.
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News-Star— World
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