Winter Storm Toll Douses Plains To Midwest Weather Brings Blizzard Warnings
A sweeping storm blanketed the central United States with tornado and thunderstorm alerts from Enid Oklahoma to Emporia Kansas. Snow totals climbed to 11 inches near St. Louis and up to 20 inches feared in western Kansas as the Weather Bureau warned of blizzard conditions with fierce north winds. Cold belts spread from the Pacific to Minnesota, with many regions recording subzero readings and 4 to 8 inches of fresh snow. Rain and hail battered Missouri and Oklahoma while temperatures fell from the 70s in the south to the 20s in the north as the storm moved east.
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Army chief seizes Sudan government amid Nile dispute turmoil
Reports from Cairo and Washington indicate a power struggle in Sudan with Abboud seeking to align with Egypt and Nasser while Khalil and the UMMA party push for unity or reform. Western and Egyptian sources predict talks will attempt to ease tensions over Nile waters and frontiers, with Mahdi and allies weighing loyalty to Cairo.
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Head Long Dive Into Truck Fatal in Muskogee
Muskogee Oklahoma headlong collision fatality involves 83 year old William Cornish part time preacher and hospital employee. Patrol quotes state the victim ran across the highway and lunged into a moving truck dying instantly. The incident occurred Sunday on a rural stretch near Ofla.
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Dixie Council Urges Tougher South Bombing Crackdown
Southern Regional Council directors meeting in Atlanta condemn about 500 bombing or bombing attempts in the South in under three years. They note only one conviction, a North Carolina case where three patrons were jailed for plotting to bomb a Negro school.
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Jordan King Hussein's Family Lands in Rome En Route Home
King Hussein of Jordan and his 3 year old daughter arrived in Rome from Lausanne with Queen Molier Zeine and other royals. They will stay several days in Rome before continuing to Amman by Jordanian airliner. Hussein had planned to meet the family in Switzerland after turmoil when British troops were invited in to protect the throne amid war fears. His mother had gone to Switzerland during the crisis.
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Nuassar
Girl Tells Captive Ordeal With Killer
Lincoln fear case unfolds as Caril Starkweather testifies about six days with Charles Starkweather. She describes binding with a towel, being coerced to write a note, and fear she could not escape before the killings. She recounts repeated slaps and pressure to stay silent.
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Dad of 10 Wins Trucking Contest Title
A North Carolina truck driver Leo W Ford, 40, father of 10, won the American Trucking Association award for safety and driving skill. He received the silver cup after prevailing in a five-title competition amid fifty two drivers navigating obstacle courses in Exhibition Hall.
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N.C
Leo W. Ford
U S Charges Russians Attack Yank Planes Note
The note accuses Soviet pilots of dangerous maneuvers near American aircraft over the Sea of Japan. It warns such tactics risk collision and claims the United States would respond to provocation with force, urging restraint and adherence to international airspace norms.
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Sea of Japan
Fire protection conference notes huge national losses
In Pittsburgh the Nailons Fire Protection Assn told delegates the nation faces more than one and a quarter billion dollars in fire losses yearly. Henry Thompson 55 collapsed and died after carrying home a child he had struck. The child escaped with leg injuries.
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Henry Thompson
Pittsburgh
Philip Austin
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T. Sedden Duke
Aman
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First Things First in This Hospital
In Atlanta UPI reports Karen Owensby nine had an appendicitis attack Sunday delaying her planned tonsil removal. Doctors said first things first as she faced surgery for appendicitis before any throat procedure could occur.
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Covenant Laxative Promises Targeted Relief
An old advertisement touts Covenant as a new laxative principle that acts on the lower colon to relieve constipation. It contrasts the slow action of old bulking agents and irritants with Covenant claiming efficient relief in a few days without gas or cramping.
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