36 Deaths Attributed to Winds Snow and Storm
An intense midwestern snowstorm and southern tornadoes caused 36 deaths nationwide. Snow plows operated in Iowa as up to two feet fell in the Midwest, while strong winds and drifting hindered travel across Nebraska Kansas Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin. Deaths were tallied in Iowa Kraska Alabama and others amid ongoing storm damage and flooding.
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Midwest
Gulf
Iowa
Mid- West
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Michigan
Gem Seller Robbed of 12 Million Diamonds in City Break-in
New York diamond salesman Max Mondefer, 47, said a bandit fired a tear-gas shell as he entered the Metropolitan Building lobby in Detroit and stole a briefcase containing diamonds valued at about 500000. Mondefer was taken to hospital with injuries after pursuing the suspect. The robbery targeted diamond merchants in the building.
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Detroit
GPA
New York
Max Mondefer
Monderer
Monerer
A. Monderer and Sons
Weather outlook mostly clear through Wednesday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Wednesday with slightly warmer temperatures. Rain probability is five percent tonight and again Wednesday, offering minimal chances of precipitation.
Singing Star Collapses at Show in New York
Italian singing star Anna Maria Alberghetti collapsed Monday night after the first of two Waldorf Astoria Empire Room shows. She had earlier spent a week in bed with flu in California before opening Oct 24, and suffered headaches and sore throat during the past week.
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New York
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Waldorf Astoria
Empire Room
Associates
Miss Alberghetti
California
Soviets threaten walkout over U N disarmament plan
United Nations discussions on disarmament face a Soviet demand for a larger bloc of nations. Vasily Kuznetsov warned he would skip work on a Western backed plan to add 14 new members and push for 21 new countries, while the United States urged approval of the Western proposal despite a possible Soviet boycott. The Assembly rejected adjournment, by 28 to 42 with 7 abstentions, while the Soviet bloc favored postponement.
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Soviet Union
U.N
United States
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
General Assembly
U.N. Disarmament Commission
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Japan
Canada
India
Yugoslavia
Sweden
Paraguay
Albania
Lodge Arst
Arthur Lall
Japanese Soldier Girard Convicted in Fatal Range Shooting
MAEBASHI Japan AP A three judge court convicted US Army specialist third class Girard of shooting a scrap collector on an army range last January. The court gave a three year suspended sentence with a four year probation. he may be released to the United States if no appeals are filed. Girard, 22, from Ortewa Illinois, said the verdict was tough but offered gratitude for another chance. He and his Japanese wife Candy plan to leave Japan unless prosecution or defense appeals within 14 days. The court ordered payment of about $20 in court costs. Defense and prosecution indicated they will not appeal. A visa for Candy is being processed normally. The case strained US Japan relations but drew little immediate public reaction.
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Maebashi
Japan
GI Witham
Girard
Ortewa
United States
Itsuro Hayashi
Army
U. S
jHaru
Candy
Jaapan
America
Asahi
Nuka Sakai
Train derailment in Medford Boston area kills two crew
A Boston and Maine Red Wing passenger train derailed at a highway overpass near the Medford-Somerville line, killing the engineer and fireman and injuring about twenty passengers. The Montreal-Boston train reportedly traveled 70 mph in a restricted-speed area despite posted limits.
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Medford
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
Red Wing
W. Paul Duggan
B&m
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen’s Union
Montreal
Boston
Duggan
Hie
Medford - Sommerville
North Stat’tion
Converse Rubber Co
St. Clement's
Car Chase Ends With Arrest After Speeding Runaway
A 10 year old girl fled police in a speeding car, firing off traffic violations and colliding during a multi-vehicle pursuit through San Pedro. OFFICERS Weeks and Smith halted her on Pacific Ave after a freeway chase that reached 90 mph before she stopped a red signal and fled again.
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San Pedro
Carol R. Warrington
15Th St
Picion
Arun
Figueroa
Jerry Weeks
W. W. Smith
Pacific Ave
Sth Sr. Ta
Jose
Stend Pacific Ave
Harbor Freeway
Dulles Says U S May Stockpile Nuclear Warheads in Europe
Washington clouded by secrecy Dulles floated the possibility of U S atomic warheads stockpiled via Canada to back a NATO network of intermediate range missiles in Europe. Canada and Ottawa disputed or revised the remarks as a transcript was corrected to reflect the facts.
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Washington
Dulles
Canada
State Department
John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Dultes
Europe
FIDO Blamed for Accidental Gunfire Injury
In Orleans California Roberta Starritt, 17, told sheriffs deputies a dog jumped onto a living room couch causing a 22 caliber rifle to discharge. The bullet struck her in the stomach and she was listed in fair condition at a local hospital.
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Orleans
Calif
Plait Zog
Roberta Starritt
Roberta
Sheritt
Beach Combing and Classifieds Layout Snippet
A fragmented newspaper page index lists features across sections. Mentions Beach Combing on page B41, Hal Boyle on B-7, and various columns such as Bridge on B-7 and Editorial on B-. Also notes Classifieds on C-2, Crosswords on C-8, and Vital Statistics on D-8 with Wilson on B-7.
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Hal Boyle
Dcamies
Wilson
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