New Storm Sweeps Into Northeast Delays St Patrick Day Parade
A third storm in eight days moved from Michigan into the Northeast, dumping over five inches in central New York and Massachusetts. Highways were blanketed and snow removal crews were dispatched to avert a repeat of last week's traffic tieups with up to 15 inches reported. In South Boston the St Patrick's Day parade was canceled as 30 000 marchers were set to participate while New York City faced up to four inches of snow.
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Missing Alta Dena man William Spaugh found in Los Angeles County
William Spaugh 40, missing since June 29 from Altadena, located alive somewhere in Los Angeles County. He does not wish to return to wife Faye who lives in Pasadena. Spaugh, a partially disabled retired Army warrant officer, wandered with 50 cents last year and later collected a $249 pension check.
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Eisenhower holds security briefing with advisers
President Eisenhower met with top defense and security advisers for a technical briefing on secrets of the U.S. security program. The session lasted nearly an hour and followed a terse statement about routine technical briefings on various phases of American security.
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Firemen Injured in Denver Blaze
A four story 60 year old building in Denver’s downtown district caught fire and was controlled by over 200 firefighters. At least 13 firemen and policemen were hospitalized for smoke inhalation, none in serious condition. unofficial tallies reached 40, but Denver General Hospital reported 13 hospitalized.
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Syrian Jordanian Army Chiefs Meet in Damascus
The chiefs of staff of Syria and Jordan held a top level meeting in Damascus. A joint communique announced the talks were devoted to discussions of matters of common importance to both Arab armies with no subject disclosed.
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Weekend Forecast for California Looks Generally Fair
The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions statewide with a small chance of rain in the northwestern area. A storm front lies over the ocean southwest of the Oregon coast, influencing coastal weather.
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Westinghouse Reopens Monday After Brief Strike
About 6,500 Westinghouse workers backed by Local 617 IUE approved ending a three day holdout beyond a 156 day electrical workers strike. Back to work starts Monday at the Sharon transformer plant after a vote ratifying the contract in Washington and settling suspensions for nine fired workers amid alleged picket line violence.
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Santa Fe Engineers Vote for Strike
Santa Fe Railway coast lines engineers have voted 95.2 percent in favor of a strike to stop the company from dropping the rule on pooled turns. Grand Chief Engineer A. F. Kummer said the strike can begin after April 1, the end of a 30 day cooling off period after failed federal mediation.
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33 More Killed in Algeria Fighting
The report notes at least 33 additional deaths in the guerrilla war in French North Africa, with casualties among French soldiers and a Spanish consular official injured in Sfax Tunisia. In Damascus about 15,000 students protested anti French and anti Atlantic Pact sentiments.
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U S Rejects Japan Plea to Suspend Nuclear Tests
The United States refused Japan’s request to pause its spring nuclear tests in the Pacific, saying the tests are vital for defense of the free world. A State Department note rejected advance U S payment guarantees for potential damages but offered reconsideration if substantial economic losses are shown after tests.
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Smoggiest Day Hits Los Angeles in Year
Los Angeles endured the year’s smoggiest day as atmospheric conditions created widespread air pollution. The Air Pollution Control District warned of potential plant damage while downtown readings reached .44 parts per million with Vernon at .30 and Pasadena at .23, causing eye and throat irritation and reduced visibility under a basin lid.
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Hohn Fails to Identify Suspects in Bribery Case
Los Angeles sheriff's file shows Andrew V. Hohn and his wife Mary could not identify two robbers from 2500 known criminals. Bribery charges against George Turner and Theodore Hamlin were dismissed after Hohn declined to testify. He said two men broke into their home and threatened family if he testified.
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Weather Smog Outlook Pages Hint Fog Then Sun
Weather forecast notes fog near the coast tonight and tomorrow in hazy sunny days. March 23 records a high near 84 degrees with a low around 47 March 24. Full report appears on page A-4.
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Tiflis University Chief Denies Unrest Rumors
Rector E Kupraze told the Associated Press by telephone from Moscow that Tiflis is peaceful and normal. He denied student strikes or class disruptions despite reports tied to the Kremlin anti Stalin campaign and the late dictator's anniversary observance.
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Ugley Women’s Institute Renames Branch to Oogley
Ugley England reflects a name change for the local ladies club. The Women’s Institute Ugley branch will now be known as the Women’s Institute Oogley, to ease pronunciation explanations and daily use.
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Kefauver Continues Fast Campaign Tour in SoCal
Senator Estes Kefauver carried his rapid campaign through Southern California visiting Chino Huntington Park Ontario and East Los Angeles. He spoke to postal clerks in Los Angeles attended a young Democrats meeting and addressed the 20th district convention in Glendale before the day ended.
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Harriman Seen as Presidential Candidate by Prendergast
New York Democratic Chairman Michael Prendergast said Gov. Averell Harriman is “definitely” a presidential candidate and his entry is assured by Estes Kefauver's loss to Adlai Stevenson in Minnesota. Harriman has long said he is an inactive candidate.
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Ford Plans New Assembly Plant in Rosemead
Construction started on a multi million dollar Mercury division assembly plant on a two acre site at Rosemead and Washington Boulevards. Ground breaking occurred yesterday with Ford Motor Co authorities announcing the project.
Malenkov and Queen Attend Races at Aintree Separate View
Former Soviet premier Georgi Malenkov and Queen Elizabeth II visited the Grand National at Aintree today but did not meet. Both attended from different stands as Russian diplomats joined Malenkov, who was a guest of the course owner, avoiding an official reception.
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Grand National Won by E. S. B. at Aintree
E S B won the 110th Grand National at Aintree in front of a huge crowd including the royal family. Gentle Moya finished second and Royal Tan third among 29 starters after Devon Loch, wearing the Queen Mother's colors, appeared to win but stumbled near the finish.
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Youth Stabbing at Jordan High School Shocks Los Angeles
A 16 year old student expelled weeks earlier stabbed shop instructor Lowell Cleaver 35 of 13332 Crocker after being barred from a sport night at Jordan High School. Cleaver was rushed to Georgia Street Receiving Hospital in serious condition.
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Husband II Chickens Take Over Bedroom
Union City New Jersey health official reports 57 chickens found in a bedroom. Magistrate Mervin Herzfeld orders removal while Frank Southard remains hospitalized. Mrs Southard claims the birds were a prize from a contest.
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Red leaders meet Pakistan premier in Karachi talks
Russia deputy premier A I Mikoyan and Red China vice premier Ho Lung met Pakistan Premier C M Ali in Karachi to discuss trade and aid. Mikoyan and Ali were secluded for two hours, followed by a second hour long session with the Pakistani leader.
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Youth on Roller Coaster Falls From Car
A 19 year old Lomita welder's assistant fell about 50 feet from the Pike amusement zone roller coaster in Long Beach and was critically hurt after striking a heavy timber. His 16 year old female companion watched in horror as police identify the injured man as Mickey McGuire of Lomita.
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Songwriter Mort Dixon Dies in New York Hospital
Mort Dixon aged 64, famed songwriter and vaudeville actor, died yesterday in a New York hospital. He coauthored That Old Gang of Mine Marching Along Together and River Stay Away From My Door.
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New York
Former Mrs. Ely Culbertson Dies
Josephine Culbertson 57, a bridge authority and ex wife of Ely Culbertson, died in a New York hospital. She and Culbertson co authored the Culbertson System of Contract Bridge and won several tournaments. They divorced in 1938 but continued to play together. Culbertson died on December 27.
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Dulles Vows All-Out Fight for Foreign Aid Against Communism
Secretary of State Dulles declared an all-out effort to defend foreign aid as vital against Communism. He spoke on radio and TV about Asia where he visited 10 countries, calling the region optimistic yet threatened by Soviet and Chinese tactics, especially Formosa, where U S seeks renunciation of force.
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Self Service Gas Prices Rise in Los Angeles County
An official of the Southern California Service Station Assn says self service stations in Los Angeles County boosted prices by two cents a gallon. Eugene E. Pittaluga, association president, calls it the first step in a stabilization program to halt price wars. Regular fuel rose from 25.9 to 27.9 cents and top grade from 29.9 to 31.9 cents.
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Order of Purple Spot Shake Scions on Forrestal
Three congressmen were bruised when a ship elevator on the carrier Forrestal lurched during a Caribbean cruise off Guantanamo Bay. Reps Hubert Scudder Winfield K. Denton and William Hill received “The Order of the Purple Spot” in a mock ceremony after the incident.
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