Neighbors Sickened by Poison Candy Fatality Reported
In Wooster Ohio a box of candy left in a neighbor’s mailbox contained strychnine. Mr. Clifford Badger died and his wife Helen is in fair condition at Lodi Community Hospital. No charges have been filed. In Ridgecrest California a blank fired during a rehearsal of the musical Oliver struck and killed a performer, Wayne R. Carpenter, 37, at China Lake Naval Weapons Center. His three children were among the audience. Master sergeant Wint T. Dillon, 38, fired two blanks during the show.
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Snowstorm Leaves Omaha Area Powerless Amid High Winds
A UPI report describes a spring snowstorm with 100 mph winds stranding motorists and knocking out power to six towns in the Omaha Public Power District and hundreds of rural homes near Ord Nebraska. Repairs hinge on wind cessation as cold weather continues.
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Louis Armstrong Resting Comfortably After Heart Ailment
Louis Armstrong, 70, was reported resting very comfortably at New York Hospital amid treatment for a heart condition. A Beth Israel spokesman said he had heart irregularities earlier but was stabilized. his physician Dr Gary Zucker noted a long battle with heart disease but no heart attack. The singer was admitted Monday and remains under care. Meanwhile the February consumer price index rose 0.2 percent, continuing a recent inflationary trend with food, clothing, and medical care significantly up.
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Beth Israel Hospital
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Washington
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Weather notes and life events from Norwalk area
Cloudy windy and turning colder with showers changing to snow flurries this afternoon. Highs in the 40s. Tonight and Saturday remain cold with snow flurries possible. Norwalk highs 42 low 29. Marriage licenses issued for Leonard Horan and Mary Lee plus William Ridle and Mary Sanders. Birth reported for Obrenovich boy. death for Harry Hipp.
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Norwalk
Leonard G. Horan
Mary J. Lee
Wakeman
William S. Ridle
Pitman
N.J
U.S. Marine Corps
Mary L. Sanders
New London
Krogh Rejects Buckeye Power For Norwalk Utility
Norwalk will not buy electricity from Buckeye Power Co. due to cost and limited capacity. Service Director Herbert Krogh cites Buckeye’s lack of transmission, need for own lines, and small feeder capacity as reasons. A Buckeye Power letter prompted the meeting, as city officials discussed the issue.
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Columbus
Herbert Krogh
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Howard Cummings
Fitchville
Buckeye Power
Roger Waite
Waite
Spectacular Norfolk derailment scatters flatcars across Manahan area
A westbound Norfolk and Western freight train derailed near Jefferson Street, tossing five diesel engines and 11 flatcars across Manahan Place. Cars crashed into fences and a maple tree saved a house, with 24 homes losing power until early morning. No injuries reported.
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Manahan
Minard Places
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Manahan Street
Lawrence Burkett
N&w
R.R. Gutshall
Jefferson
Newton
Corwin and
Garden
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Woodlawn
Minard
Newton and
Ronald Vopicka
Bellevue
Wooster
Mrs. Burkett
Spike
John Rousch
Michael
Agnew Faults CBS as Network Distortion in Pentagon Film
Vice President Agnew accused CBS of distortion in The Selling of the Pentagon saying the network itself leaves much to be desired in information flow. CBS President Stanton rejected the charge calling the documentary praised by many. In Hollywood comedian Bobby Hope welcomed a council move to honor Whitney Young Jr posthumously.
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New York
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Hollywood
Bobby
New York City
Senate Appropriations Backsst SST Funding Despite House Rebuke
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted 13 to 5 to continue SST development despite the House vote 215 to 204 against further funding after March 30. Senator Proxmire led the fight, warning the floor action could reverse the House result.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
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