Diesel Submerged in Granite Lake After Train Derailment
Two Northern Pacific crewmen, engineer Jess J. Pruitt and fireman Stephen F. Renner, died when a three unit diesel derailed near Granite Lake Idaho on the North Coast Limited from Chicago to Seattle. Rescue divers faced oil tainted frigid water while work resumed for bodies. Over 80 passengers were examined with 30 admitted. service aimed to resume by midnight.
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Athol
Idaho
Northern Pacific
Jess J. Pruitt
Stephen F. Renner
Spokane
Wash
Granite Lake
Couer d'Alene
North Coast Limited
Chicago
Seattle
Portland
Milton M. Brown
Minneapolis
Vandals Strike Church for Fifth Time in Months
Police report repeat vandalism at the Church of the Latter-Day Saints, 1707 W Juniper St, with rocks smashing nine windows between 1 PM and 3 PM Friday. A watchman was present until about noon. Earlier that week vandals caused further damage and litter.
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Church of the Latter-Day Saints
W. Juniper St
Fire Fighting Needs Cited in Prelim Report
Roswell city officials received a preliminary report from the National Board of Fire Underwriters on fire fighting equipment and upgrades. The document calls for more firemen, a ladder truck, two new stations, a pump mechanic, and an electrical inspector, with stations planned for northeast and southwest Roswell. A full inspection report is due within six months after inspectors return to Chicago.
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Roswell
National Board of Fire Underwriters
C. M. Woodbury
Fire Committee
City Manage
Woodbury
Chicago
Defection of Red Chinese Pilot Lands in Formosa
2nd Lt Liu Cheng-sze, 25, defected with his Soviet MIG-15 fighter to Taoyuan Air Base Formosa. He receives a theater of operations award and a $35,000 reward under nationalist air force rules. Liu cited life in Red China as unbearable and noted he planned to defect since 1957.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Taoyuan Air Force Base
Red Chiese Air Force
Handsome
Liu Cheng-sze
Taoyuan
Lim
Gaeta
China
Ta Hua
Great China) Evening News
Min
Red China
North China
Luiao
Toll Totals On N M Road Hit 46 This Year
The tally for tolls on N M Road stands at 46 collected so far this year, with comparisons noted to the same date in the prior year. No further context available from the fragment.
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N. M
Campbell Opens Roswell Campaign HQ in Primary Drive
Campbell scheduled to open his Roswell headquarters at 405 N Richardson in a Tuesday ceremony at 8 am with a handshaking tour planned. He outlined county organizational work for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and spoke at events across five eastern counties last week.
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Jack M. Campbell
Heavy Snow Strikes West and Rockies with Far Reach
A heavy snowstorm blankets the Far West with road blocking drifts and drifts into the Rockies and northern Great Plains. Canadian air pushes south and brings more light snow to the winter plagued Midwest as arctic air sweeps across the nation. New York reports a record equalling 11 above for the date as the storm moves east from northern California, Oregon and Washington.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Great Plains
Midwest
Gulf
New York City
California
Oregon
Washington
Son-in-Law Reveals Khrushchev Personal Traits
Aleksei Adzhubei, Khrushchev’s son in law and editor of Izvestia, shares a portrait of the Soviet premier. He notes Khrushchev’s peasant roots, love of literature by Tolstoy and Pushkin, Tchaikovsky as favorite composer, opera visits, soccer watching, and a habit of hearty eating and periods of fasting.
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New York
Khrushchev
Aleksei
Adzhube
This Week
Adzhubei
Izvestia
Roswell Democrats announce slate for May primary
Three Roswell Democrats Cecil Wilson Daniels, E Ray Phelps and Vernie Jacks announced Saturday their candidacies for state representative and county constable in Chaves County. Daniels a Roswell resident since 1998 with a UNM masters 1951 and local church membership. Phelps a veteran attorney with 15 years law practice in New Mexico and Roswell ties. Jacks a former soft water firm employee now working for the public duties as constable.
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Ray Phelps
Cecil Daniels
Vernie Jacks
Constable
Roswell
Cecil Wilson Daniels
South Junior High
E. Ray Phelps
Chaves County
Daniels
Air Force
University of New Mexico
First Presbyterian Church
Elks Club
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
No. 3
del Norte Dr
Phelps
Phelps & Norwood
New Mexico
Transylvania College
Lexington
University of Oklahoma
University of Hawaii
Veterans Administration
Albuquerque
Methodist Church
Kennedy resumes atmospheric tests as Soviet reply looms
Washington notes a new U S bid for a comprehensive test ban paired with resumed atmospheric tests. Tass calls it blackmail while Izvestia warns of an active Soviet response as Khrushchev prepares a Central Committee address on arms and agriculture. McNamara cites testing necessity and minimal environmental impact. Kennedy announces April tests with radiation near 1 percent of natural levels.
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Washington
Moscow
Kennedy
Tass
United States
Izvestia
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Communist Party
China
Albania
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Atomic Energy Commission
McNamara
Bosses Night Banquet Planned by Roswell Jaycees
The Roswell Jaycees announce their annual Bosses Night banquet at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the Walker Air Force Base Officers Club. The event honors employers who support Jaycee goals and will also award Outstanding Officer and Outstanding Airman honors for the year. Principal speaker will be Jack Campbell of Roswell, state House speaker and gubernatorial candidate.
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Roswell
Tiny Girl Chooses Amputation Over Wheelchair
Four year old Susan Stuck of Battle Creek Michigan chose amputation over life in a wheelchair after doctors said crippled legs could not be corrected. Her right leg was removed below the knee at Shrine Hospital Chicago last week with plans for a left leg and eventual artificial limbs. Shriners will cover about 20000 dollars in medical costs as she recovers and undergoes further operations.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Clyde Stuck
Susan
Shrine Hospital
Chicago
Mrs. Stuck
Shriners Organization
Parkview Student Wins $5 Tip Prize
David Higgins a Parkview School student won the Daily Record $5 prize for the best news tip of the week. The report notes he was first to file a story about a Saturday head on collision near the Mormon Church in Chambersburg Pennsylvania injuring 17 year old John Wagaman and critically injuring the male driver.
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David Higgins
S. Fir
Parkview School
Daily Record
Chambersburg
David
David Phen
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