Bridge Collapse Takes First Life
The Rio Grande bridge disaster claimed its first victim Leonardo Morales de Leon, 40, unemployed Mexican. Three others among 32 injured remained in critical condition, including J C Cleckley 41 of Dallas a mixer operator, Jose Silva of Eagle Pass, and Rafael Sanchez 46 of Piedras Negras.
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Boy Burned To Death While Playing Cowboys
Four companions playing cowboys with 14 year old Lawrence Booth in Drexel Hill set straw on fire to “smoke him out” from a wooden shack. Booth burned to death as the shack caught fire and he could not escape. detectives said the incident was accidental.
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School on Private Land Found During Sale Talks
Helena Montana The Lake Five School District learned the building sit on private land only when preparing a sale Agreement with the landowner allows the sale of the building and the acre it sits on after decades of being unaware the parcel was not public land.
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Charles Boyer Rejects Continental Lover Tag
New York report quotes Charles Boyer pushing back at the "continental lover" label as mere image. He discusses television work with Four Star Playhouse, his marriage to Pat Patterson, and plans for a Broadway French play. The piece notes his long career and courtesy, and ends with an odd non sequitur about a patient with encephalitis.
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Snow plows clear northern roads as cold wave grips East
Snow plows rolled out across the northern Midwest Monday to clear heavy season snow. A new cold wave seized the East with plummeting temperatures along the Gulf States and Atlantic seaboard. In Los Angeles County five people died on rain slicked highways on the West Coast.
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Severe Reactions To Rabies Bared
AUSTIN PA few cases of severe reactions to rabies vaccines were reported yesterday by state Health Officer Henry Holle. He said there is no reason for public alarm. The death of one patient at El Paso in September could have been due to another disease. The weekend storm across the Midwest dumped heavy snow in several states, slowed traffic, and brought strong winds. Houghton Michigan saw 50 inches this season, Duluth Minnesota had 11 inches with 59 mph winds, and Duluth’s wind gusts tore a couple’s car into Lake Superior. Roads were urged closed near Scottsbluff Nebraska as snow fell. Minneapolis recorded thunder and lightning with the snow for the first time in 60 years. The cold spread across the nation, with sub-zero temperatures in many areas including Fraser Colorado and International Falls Minnesota.
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Regional Forecast Highlights Oklahoma Louisiana Colorado and New Mexico
Oklahoma expected cloudy with light snow in southwest and west today and overnight. Light snow in the northwest and light rain elsewhere Tuesday with little temperature change. Warmer elsewhere on Tuesday except Panhandle. Louisiana sees continued cloud and rain in south and central areas through Tuesday with small changes. Colorado mostly fair through Tuesday with light snow flurries in southern mountains and rising temperatures. New Mexico cloudy with occasional snow today becoming generally fair west and partly cloudy east with rain or snow in the southeast tonight. Tuesday generally fair and rising temperatures.
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Bear hunts hunter in Colorado mountains
In southern Colorado near Wallenberg a bear attacked hunter John L. Palmer of Trinidad. Palmer woke to a bite on the head, sustained deep cuts, but drove off the animal and returned to the mountains to hunt the bear that hunted him.
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Saloon attacker slashes men and abducts cab passengers
Police say Pat Dillon 25 native of Colorado Springs terrorized a South Side saloon early yesterday slashing owner Anthony Miskinis and patron John Doran then raping a woman before forcing taxi driver Mont Anderson to ferry a group of passengers westward. Anderson escaped near Warrensville 25 miles west of Chicago. Dillon, who works in a Chicago appliance company shipping department, was arrested at a friend's home with no formal charge yet filed.
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Farmers Own 30 Percent of Nation's Forest Lands
A report states farmers hold about 30 percent of the country's forest lands. The figure highlights agricultural stake in national timber resources and land use policy considerations.
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