Winter Storm Closes Roads and Schools Across Midwest
A wintry storm blanketed the Midwest with up to a foot of snow closing many schools and halting highway travel. Snow extended from northern Oklahoma to Wisconsin with strong winds causing blowing and drifting. In addition, reports note a series of out of season tornadoes Sunday that left at least five dead in Alabama and Mississippi.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Oklahome
New York Stocks Fall Slightly as Shares Dip Late Trading
In New York, the UPI-Kay stock indicators fell fractionally with shares down more than $2 in late trading. The market showed a cautious tone amid mixed afternoon results as investors weighed earnings and economic signals.
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Cadavers Found at Plainfield Wisconsin Farm
Waushara County prosecutors report ten cadavers found on a Plainfield farm linked to Edward Gein. Officials describe grisly discoveries including four bodies in the farmhouse and a baby-skin decorative display. Gein, jailed on possible murder charges, is expected to be arraigned today.
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Wausharal County
Earl Kileen
Edward Gein
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Eileen
Art
Kileen
Clark
Rediscovering Science series on APs Blakeslee
APs Alton Blakeslee launches Rediscovering Science a new series exploring what makes a scientist. The item directs readers to Page A-16 for the feature with related notices and page references across the edition including sports, classifieds, editorial and TV radio listings.
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Alton Blakeslee
BR Wilton
Take Pride in Taxes Prof Urges High Government Spending
An economist told a Senate House economic subcommittee that Congress and taxpayers may need to accept higher taxes as a measure of government service value. Charles B Lindblom of Yale urged upward revaluation of spending programs for high national income, predicting government will play a continued important role in the economy as the country grows wealthier.
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Lindblom
Yale University
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UN diplomats seek broadened disarmament body
Agreement in works reports a compromise plan to expand the present disarmament commission from 10 to 14 members. Western and neutral nations, including India, press for broader inclusion to satisfy the Soviet Union, who warned of a boycott. The 82 nation General Assembly is expected to act soon on the proposal.
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India
Minrters
Cott
Unscheduled appearance disrupts The $64,000 Challenge
A man identified as Richard Fichter, 34, of Springville Pennsylvania, walked onto the New York TV set during The $64,000 Challenge. He read a prepared statement about a challenge before being restrained by the director and removed to hospital and then Bellevue. Police later took him into custody.
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Richard Fichter
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Springville
Amerita
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Fichter
St. Clare's Hospital
Bellevue Hospice
Gun blasts kill two at VA hospital in Reno chaos
A security guard at the Veterans Administration hospital in Reno opened fire, killing two people and wounding another before being restrained. FBI agents detained 63-year-old Riza Eaton, who had recently resigned from the hospital post last April, as investigators sort through the shooting details.
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AEA
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Lebanon arrests two suspects in bombing wave
Lebanese authorities announced two persons had been arrested and confessed to bombings killings kidnappings and beatings that have gripped the country. Premier Sami has blamed foreigners for the attacks and related violence.
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Seth
Rescue Night Ends As Cliff Boy Is Found Safe
A missing boy, Richard Rowdebush, was rescued after spending the night in a crevice 150 feet up a cliff near the Coast Guard radio station. Deputies and Coast Guard cutters aided, using floodlights as crews climbed with ropes to reach the sleeping child who had separated from his brother while returning from the beach.
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Richard Wayne
Rowdebush
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Gerald Péterson
Lennox Station
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Lennox
Firestone
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Jedges
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Roudebush
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Larry
Wooten
Seven Black People Hurt in New Orleans Public Safety Incident
In New Orleans and adjoining parish areas a public safety incident injured seven Black people when a passing motorist fired at a gathering. Reports indicate the victims were struck at a Sunday event in front of a club as authorities investigate motive and context. No further details on perps or charges were released.
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New Orleans
Weather forecast fragment with cloudiness and rain note
Fragmentary forecast notes warmer Tuesday with high cloudiness and more than 10 percent rain probability.
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