Efforts to Eradicate Hog Cholera Advance
A 12 member advisory committee for the U S Department of Agriculture to eradicate hog cholera was named by Secretary Orville Freeman. The panel includes swine industry reps, government officials, and scientists, with Dr Robert J Anderson as chairman. Hog cholera costs and incidence trends are noted, alongside agricultural policy simulations for 1962 and 1963 feed grain programs and diversion payments.
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Washington
UPI
Secretary of Agriculture
Orvile L. Freeman
Department
United States
Robert J. Anderson
Agricultural Research Service
Agriculture Department
Arctic Cold Wave Deepens Across Midwest to Dixie
A harsh arctic air mass grips the Midwest and pushes into Dixie and New England with sub zero readings and steep temperature drops. Minneapolis reports 14 below zero, Grand Forks hits 6 below, while Minnesota plow crews struggle against wind and snow. Dense fog disrupts travel from New York to Nevada with hundreds of flights canceled and a ferry service paused between Hoboken and Manhattan. Five fishermen are rescued after 36 hours adrift near the Mississippi Delta shore.
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Midwest
Dixie
New England
Indiana
Gulf Coast
Texas
Citrus
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Minneapolis
Minn
Grand Forks
N.D
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
New York City
Erie- Lackawanna Railroad
Hoboken
N.J
Manhattan
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
California
Los Angeles’ International Airport
Justice Seeks Improvements in Arizona Courts
Arizona Chief Justice Charles C. Bernstein calls on the State Bar Association to study procedures in criminal civil and traffic courts and issue recommendations. The plan includes circulating proposed rules to justice and city courts for input before changes. Bernstein favors a judicial council to advise on constitutional and legislative court needs with members from the supreme court public and state government.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Charles C. Bernstein
State Bar Association
Bar
Bernstein
American Bar Association
Judicial Council
Supreme Court
Justice Court
Bar Association
House
Senate
State Bankrupt Total Increases in Phoenix Area
Federal Referee Stanley A. Jerman notes nearly a 25 percent rise in bankruptcies across the Phoenix area with reports of higher numbers continuing. The comment emphasizes growing financial distress and courtroom filings in the region.
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Phoenix
UPI
Stanley A.jerman
Eure Set Eee
Vaccine Against Common Cold On Horizon
A report notes a potential vaccine against the common cold advancing toward development. Researchers indicate progress amidst ongoing trials and interest from medical groups seeking broader protection against viral infections.
Weather Update Delays Orbit Plan In Florida
Unclear text describes a weather related delay affecting an orbit plan in Florida. Potential reference to ANAVER and U8. Details are fragmented and not fully readable.
Missing University of Washington student Richard Grout
Father of sophomore journalism student Richard A Grout at the University of Washington reports his son disappeared after a Wednesday sighting. He says calls about a ransom were fraudulent and remains on campus vigil to locate him. The missing student, 6 feet 1 inch tall with brown hair, wore a brown jacket and slacks. He was last seen near Terry Hall cafeteria line twice Friday.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Monnday Heas
Grout
Terry Hall
University
Cuba May Get Soviet Planes
UPI reports U.S. officials say Cuba could receive Soviet aircraft as part of ongoing arms buildup. Unconfirmed reports suggest the regime may relocate facilities to house missile installations within reach of the United States.
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Cuba
Washington
UPI
U.S
Fidel
United States
Macmillan Defends UN Policy After Censure Vote
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan led a Conservative defense in the House of Commons after defeating a Labor motion to censure. He warned the United Nations can be undermined by power balance issues and urged continued East West cooperation, backing Lord Home's criticism of UN sovereignty concerns.
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Alondon
UPI
Harold Macmillan
S. Conservative Party
Labor Party
House of Commons
Tan Hama Ki
Cerra
Hinh
Macmillan
Commons
U.N
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Reso
Lord Home
World Organization
Berwick
Home
Cuban Embargo Endorsed by American Legion Leader
Washington UPI Charles L. Bacon American Legion commander hailed the administration’s embargo on Cuba as another step in the right direction and a source of satisfaction to Legionnaires nationwide amid the Monday night announcement.
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Washington
UPI
American Legion
Charles L. Bacon
Cuba
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