Weather in Midwinter Brings Mild Temperatures and Wet Conditions
Across the nation mild is midwinter warmth with damp weather. A wet belt stretches from southern Minnesota to northern Missouri and the southern Great Lakes into the Middle Atlantic states with up to an inch of rain or drizzle in some areas. Snow falls in North Dakota and northern Minnesota, while the Far West sees clouds and light rain or drizzle. Southerly winds push warmth into the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes as temperatures rise and reach well above freezing in many plains and Gulf states, with records in Texas and Mississippi and a rare high for February in Jackson.
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Navy Enlists Man After Vacuum Sale Retry
DENVER two weeks ago George S. Aker a salesman tried unsuccessfully to sell a vacuum cleaner to Chief Yeomans Jack Baker a Navy recruit. Aker enlisted in the Navy Friday.
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Queen Denies World Rumor Of Royal Rift
London and Sydney report Queen Elizabeth dismisses rumors of a marriage rift with the Duke of Edinburgh. Palace sources say the couple have been apart due to duties but remain united. Portuguese hosts plan a second honeymoon, while officials in Britain and Portugal seek privacy and calm amid sensational coverage.
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Parker Seeks Ban on Unverified Royal Reunion
Los Angeles reports indicate Parker pressed Governor to ban Mob ban while discussing a rumored reunion with the duke in Portugal. The Palace source notes a misdemeanor possibility for unauthorized travel as gossip about Parker and her husband swirls amid coverage by British and Scandinavian press.
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Israel Protests U N Edicts Over Gaza Gulf Straits
Israel organized nationwide protests against United Nations edicts as it pressed for guarantees of navigation in the Gulf of Aqaba and safeguards against renewed Egyptian fedayeen attacks. Premier Ben Gurion asserted no retreat from Egyptian territories while U N efforts and U.S. mediation faced pressure in the General Assembly.
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Afro-Asian bloc seeks sanctions on Israel at UN
The Afro-Asian bloc urged economic military or diplomatic discipline against Israel, while the UN’s failure to vote sanctions on Russia over Hungary cast doubt on broader action. The bloc leader claimed a two-thirds vote was possible but tensions over wisdom persisted and U.S. support was uncertain. Senate leader Knowland cautioned sanctions only if Russia faced similar measures.
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Cats Ejected Slaps Trigger Woman's Fatal Knife Attack
In San Francisco a housewife, Mrs. Yreme Doyle, 47, allegedly stabbed her husband, Albert Doyle, 47, to death with a bread knife after he threw two cats from their home. Doyle was jailed on murder suspicions as homicide inspectors noted a party quarrel before the fatal act.
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Thames Flood Floods Windsor Grounds and Eton Fields
Heavy rain caused the Thames to rise above its banks flooding Windsor Castle grounds and the Eton College playing field. Water stood two feet above normal level at Windsor Bridge as flood warnings went out to nearby communities.
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Ballet Ordered Back as Expenses Mount
Francisco Ballet Troupe in Singapore has been ordered home due to rising transportation costs. Director Christensen said he received a telegram Friday from the American National Theater and Academy, the co sponsors, canceling the tour.
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Fire Truck Hurried Exit in Stamford False Alarm
An alarm rang at Stamford central fire station on Friday. The hook and ladder truck drove out in a hurry, knocked down a traffic sign and nearly hit a policeman, leaving without the rear wheel driver. It was a false alarm.
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Saudi King and Nixon in Madrid visit stir talks and smiles
Prime Minister Eisenhower hosted King Saud during a 10 day visit that shaped U S Saudi ties. Prince Mashur drew crowds with a playful wave. Agreements included extended Dhahran air base access, expanded U S military aid, and a new Saudi development program. Diplomatic notes point to plans for future high level discussions within a broad regional peace framework.
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Eisenhower Mollet Bermuda talks shift to two meetings
Speculation notes three leaders were to meet, but plans now center on two separate meetings. Eisenhower would first meet Mollet here, then a possible Bermuda conference with Macmillan around March 21. No confirmation exists, and the White House says nothing until complete agreement is reached.
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Hunt Probe of Airports Operations
A congressional inquiry into fatal airline crashes may broaden to airport operations nationwide. The House Commerce Committee paused its New York and California crash review after raising serious questions. Chairman Oren Harris cited dereliction and questioned airport conditions and airline personnel policies.
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Bach Like Elvis at Fort Carson
Fort Carson and Army life meet a musical twist as a sergeant named Johann Sebastian Bach handles guitar duties between issuing orders, blending military duty with a surprising artistic flair.
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Odds On Their Side Ye Old Blacksmiths At Track
At Santa Anita there are 22 race track blacksmiths earning about 1200 dollars monthly. George Ring of the Horsemens Benevolent Association notes shoeing prices rose from 13 to 17 dollars per horse in the last year. Ring says 15 dollars would be fair and EBPA warns outsiders may be hired to shoe horses. Platers must give 15 days notice before striking at any track.
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Wife Arrives Slays Father of Four at Lake Hideaway
Mrs. Virginia Reagan, a 32 year old Flint divorcee, was charged with first degree murder in Otter Lake after authorities say she shot Elmer Korth, 32, father of four, during a surprise birthday gathering at a cottage near Salford Lake. Witnesses include Allen Korth, 15, and Erwin McArthur, 33, who attended with Mrs. Reagan and Treva Pearce. Prosecutor James Read states Reagan claimed no memory of the shooting.
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Right-of-Way Freeze Triggers Threat to Gift Land
Houston property owner Julius A. Glass warns the Texas state attorney general he will give away his frozen North Loop right of way land to 1,000 people or groups if the state does not buy it or unfreeze it by February 16. Glass says he cannot develop sell or move, while the state cites lack of funds and a no-protective-buying policy.
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Ike and King Saud Exchange Gifts During Visit
President Eisenhower and King Saud exchanged personal gifts during the two week royal visit. Acting White House press secretary said the exchange involved items of a personal nature. Rumors listed a jeweled sword and pearl necklace, while a bronze desk set was mentioned for the President.
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Do You Agree Youth Habit Impedes Perception Study
A fragmented note references a 1990 IBGE context with unclear names and phrases about youth habits and perception. The readable parts hint at sociological or cultural questions, but the text is distorted with garbled terms and incomplete phrases. The item reads as a clipped archival fragment.
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