Toll in Eastern Storm Rises to at Least 150
A bitter cold and wind blocked efforts to recover from a historic blizzard in the Northeast. The storm killed at least 150, crippled transport, and halted business as schools closed and railways faced delays. Snow drifts stacked up to 16 feet in New Jersey and 20 inches fell in parts of the East.
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Luin City
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Vire
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New Jersey
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Americ Heart Aon
Warmac
Honor Delayed For 10 Years
Charles M Saunders, then a sergeant first class in an Army medical company, received the Army Distinguished Service Award at Brooks Air Force Base. He rescued an injured person in Colorado on March 26, 1930, while frostbitten hands and feet limited the effort. The decoration, planned in 1940, was misplaced for a decade.
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Charles M. Saunders
Army
Colorado
Xew
Air Force
Saunders
Brooks Air Force
Fire Damages Racine Century-Old Factory Building
A large fire in Racine damaged a century-old factory housing two firms. About 40 firefighters fought the blaze for over three hours, with damage estimated around 100000 dollars. Machinery valued at approximately 25000 dollars was lost or damaged.
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Racine AP
Aire
Fea
Christensen
A. C. Christ the Wobtrab
Chris
Caensen
Rudolph Anderson
Two More Nations Quit Congo Peace Force
United Nations reports Guinea and Morocco will withdraw their troops from the Congo operation reducing the force to four nations. The move is seen as a serious blow to the mission amid Cold War tensions and criticism of Dag Hammarskjold's Congo policy.
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United Nations
N. S. AP
X. Congo
Guinea
Morocco
Congo
Uni Republic
Iadon
Jesia Saidi
Ib X
Dag Hammerskjola
Grote
Patrice Lumumba
Army del Joseph
Booh
Unitec
Elusive Tagger Paints Capitol Dome in Red Nights
A vandal sprayed large red letters reading UPT on the Florida state capitol dome during late Sunday night or Monday morning. Neon lights failed to deter the culprit as the dome stood floodlit.
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Tallahassee
Fis
Florida State Capitol
Seven Hurt In Havana Blasts
Three bombs exploded in Havana Monday night injuring seven. One blast hit a crowded downtown cafe at midnight. A second blast disrupted traffic in Vedado near the Almendares River. The third caused noise without major damage. The Cuba Labor Confederation moved to dismiss Electrical Workers Union leaders Amaury Fraginals and Fidel Islesias after a protest march on the Presidential Palace.
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Vedado District
Almendares River
Cuban Labor Confederation
Electrical Workers Union
Castro
Amaury Fraginals
Electricians
Cuba
Kennedy Meany Cenfer Convenes on Cabinet Posts
Kennedy meets with George Meany and AFL CIO leaders amid talks on cabinet picks including agriculture and defense. The discussions at Kennedy’s Georgetown home involve labor and farm leaders as he weighs candidates such as Rep. George McGovern and others for key posts.
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Press- McNamara
John F. Kennedy
Motor Co
George Meany
Ministreison
Roswell Gilp2
Afl-Cio
Fic
Kennedy
Georgetown
Word
Labor
Meéane
Secretary of Agriculture
Pierre Salinger
Defense
the Treasury
Ralph Stadler
Thellinois Farmers Union
Harold Cooley
D-N.c
House Agriculture Committee
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Agricu Department
Ie Kennedy
Agriculture Po
Rep
George § McGovern
D-S.d
Fred Heinkel
The
Missouri!armers Association
Robert S
Rioting in Ecuador as protests spread to Guayaquil
Mobs in Guayaquil and Quito clash with police after protests erupt over Cuba solidarity and ties to Russia. Four rioters and two officers injured in Guayaquil where a U.S. consular car was burned, soldiers dispersed a large student mob. Quito saw similar disorders with no casualties.
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Ecuador
Prin
Cuba
Russia
Redma
Pacific Port
U.S
Hastig
Quito
Benedorean
Inter
Manuel Araujo
Laos Crisis Deepens as King Orders End to Regime
Reports from Vientiane say King Savanupday dissolves the pro Com regime and transfers powers to an anti Communist government led by Prince Boun Cam and Gen. Phosim Nosavan. Quinin and military leaders accuse foreign forces of backing Phoumi as claims of an imminent assault surface without independent proof.
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Laos
IAP
Savanagieday
Quinim Phelsena
Sa- Amar Bankare
Pathe Lao
Si Iparakeep
Rong le
Boun Cam
Phosim Nosavan
Vannakhei
Beun Cam
Phoumim
Speace
Khisi
Pathet
Lao
Phoumi
Kong le
Phouwmi
Ine
Outbursts Rise in Algiers Amid Funeral Violence
Violence flares in Algiers as Moslems bury dead after clashes linked to French policy. Reports say about 90 killed and hundreds injured with 25 000 troops deployed. Government cites varied causes and tensions rise around European and Muslim quarters.
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Algiers
Jals
Ried
Cas‘bah
Charles de Geulle
Algeria
Paris
Casheh
Jessif
Wasers
Ion
Oran
Alice Latsest
Upton Reports On Draft For Governor Study Committee
Upton said the governor's study committee will issue a 22 page purist draft this week as a basic reference document. He described the draft as a synthesis of subcommittee reports with potential editorial changes anticipated before final release.
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MADISON +AP
Governor's Co
Be Mege
Upton
Bowler Wins Rent Cut Over Bus Stop Shelter Claim
In England, Barry Bowler secured a rent reduction after telling the town valuation panel that people waiting at a bus stop outside his home use his shelter, arguing it serves as a shared amenity.
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Derby
England
UPI
Barry Bowler
Wisconsin tax plan proposes 2 percent sales tax rise
Three groups join in report to Wisconsin’s tax committee outlining a 2 percent sales tax and higher income tax rates. The package would raise about 135 million annually and include changes to state distributions and exemptions, with a top income tax rate of 10 percent for earnings over 70 000. The plan also calls for repealing the personal property tax and shifting some revenues to localities to balance the state budget.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Howard Kaan
Edwin Larkin
Eau Claire
John Lobo
Milwaukee
John Gronoz- C. K. Alexander
Wiszgerald
da Hy Upton
Iimember Committee
Fee
Istate
Upton
Iso
Budgist
Indian Expert Hruska Named Oshkosh Museum Assistant Director
Robert J. Hruska of Marinette Wisconsin will assume the Oshkosh Public Museum post as assistant director and curator of archaeology and anthropology starting January 2 1961. He has worked as a machinist in Michigan and has archaeology experience with University of Michigan digs under Dr Albert C Spaulding.
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Robert J. Hruske
Marinette
Wis
Oshkosh
Public P Museum
Aiondar
John Kuory
Hruska
Richard Horton
Peabody Museum
New Haven
Conn
Hrusks
Menomonee, Mich
Michigan
Albert C. Spaulding
National Science Foundation
Washington, D. C
Mark L. Papworth
University of Michigan
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Two Girls Die in Fire at Kenosha Factory
A Kenosha fire killed two girls when a frame dwelling near a factory burned during a night shift. Neighbors cared for six other children as the home was demolished to expand American Motors Co. production lines.
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Kenosha
Barbara
American Motors Co
Highways Clear and Dry Across Wisconsin Early Today
Madison AP reports major Wisconsin highways were clear and dry and in good driving condition early today, aiding travel as state traffic pass conditions improved.
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Wisconsin
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