Snowstorm and bitter cold push east across plains
A slow-moving storm brings snow and freezing drizzle to a wide swath of states from Wyoming and Colorado through western Kansas and Nebraska into northern New Mexico. Montana reports sub-zero temps while the storm plows east with lingering light snow, slick highways, and strong chinooks expected to ease by nightfall.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Great Plains
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
New Mexico
Montana
Rockies
Pacific
Continental Divide
Weather Bureau
Glasgow
Havre
Cut Bank
Evanston
Wyo
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Northerm
Colorado Springs
Colorado Mountains
Eagle
Grand Junction
Texas
Atlantic
Vermont
Dalhart
Laredo
Florida
New York
Tennessee
Arkansas
New England
Great Lakes
Salesman Seized In Alarm Racket
New York police arrested 36 year old salesman Murray Kruta of Valley Stream on grand larceny and impersonating a fire officer in a fire alarm racket. Queens Asst. Dist. Attorney Howard Stave said Kruta posed as a fire officer visiting homes to warn of fire violations and offered alarm systems costing 365 to 800 dollars. At least 34 persons bought the equipment.
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Queens Asst. Dist
Red Student Revolts Hit Moscow Amid Kremlin Tension
A Hungarian student reported widespread student unrest in Moscow including Russians and Chinese sympathizers backing the Hungarian revolution. Police arrested Moscow University students as authorities move to quell the rising chorus against Kremlin policies. The informant said hundreds of Hungarian students fear returning home and noted exiled leaders from Hungary’s Communist party plotting with old guards in Moscow to suppress the revolt.
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Budapest
Moscow
Lenin University
London
Moscow University
Kremlin
Poznan
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Russia
Hungary
China
Moscow Lenin University
Ernce Gerog
Communist Party
Matayas Rakosi
Kadar
Ex General Ousted From Hearing Over Accusations
An ex general was removed from a House Un American Activities hearing after standing to accuse the committee of treason cowardice and subversion. Chairman Clyde Doyle dismissed the protest as disgraceful while addressing the audience.
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Wenger Eee
House
Subcommittee On
Committee
United States
Clyde Doyle
Calif
Foolow
England
Army
Ake Wowag
Jack Wales
Holdridge
Avro
Tional Prohibition Party
Rep Scherer Orders Deputy Action at Scene
Congressman Gordon L. Scherer directed deputies to remove a man from a location as law enforcement moved in quickly. The incident involved a tense confrontation with officers shuffling the suspect away amid the commotion.
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Ant Eee Wyue
Euulye
Mir
Gordon L. Scherer
Ohio
Hol
Acetylene Torches Spark Fire At Brooklyn Pier Blast
Fire Commissioner Edward F. Cavanagh Jr. cites acetylene torch sparks from ship riggers repairing the pier roof as the start of a blaze that touched off 37,000 pounds of detonating fuses. Ten people died and 246 were injured in the Monday explosion with damage estimated at 15 million dollars. Primacord fuses heated and detonated, Ensign Bickford Co. says its shipments met ICC and Coast Guard rules.
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New York
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Brooklyn
Cavanagh
Ensign Bickford Co
Simsbury
Interstate Commerce Commission
U.S. Coast Guard
Bomb Hoaxer Calls Again
A Buffalo freight office of American Airlines was evacuated after a caller warned to blow the site sky high. It was the second threat this week and no bomb was found. Police and FBI searched the building. airline schedules were unaffected. Earlier a separate Rochester call warned of a bomb on a plane. no bomber identified.
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Buffalo
American Airlines
Andrew Lane
FBI
North
Ceast
New York
Driver Shot Dead In Toronto Mail Robbery
Weldon Boyd, about 40, a post office driver, was found shot dead in his truck in East Toronto. Constable Robert Trimble located the body after five bullets struck him. Earlier, sixteen empty mail bags, some bloodstained, were discovered ten miles away in Scarborough amid the roped mail he was hauling.
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Toronto
Weldon Boyd
Robert Trimble
Boyd
Scarborough
Mano War Visits California
A Spanish man o' war anchored off Santa Barbara marking possibly the first such visit in 114 years. The cruiser Jucar arrived yesterday for a stay through next week, with the U.S. Navy noting the historic sailing of a Spanish warship into these waters. The piece also notes the National Art Gallery in Washington as the largest fully air conditioned art museum.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Jucar
U.S. Navy
National Art Gallery
Washington, D.C
National Auto Show Opens at New Coliseum
New York hosts the 1957 National Auto Show at the Coliseum on Columbus Circle with 125 passenger cars and 70 trucks on display. The blue ribbon event features lavish prototypes, press previews, and a six daily revue, highlighting fuel injection, retractable tops, and assorted high performance models from Cadillac, Rambler, Packard, Ford, Mercury, Chrysler, Plymouth, and Pontiac.
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New York
Lnewest
New Coliseum
Columbus Circle
Cadillac
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Ford
Mercury
Chrysler
Plysmouth
Pontiac
Youths Face Court Again In West Side Burglary Attempt
New York youths Joseph Ware aged 19 and Richard Nelson aged 18, previously charged with beating two newspaper photographers and a copy boy on September 25, were arrested outside a West Side tenement where a burglary attempt was reported. Both face malicious mischief charges and Ware is accused of carrying an illegal switchblade.
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New York
Joseph Ware
Richard Nelson
West Side Tenciment
Ware
Milk Withholding Vote At Plattsburgh Sparks Protest
In Plattsburgh the vote on milk withholding drew 104 to 38 in favor as DFA members and two youths planned to withhold milk to push prices up. An altercation on a Broadway corner left Leonard Morgan with serious injuries. photographers from county area and newsmen were involved.
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Cee
Plattsburgh
Farmers of America
DFA
Relunder
Philip Greitzer
New York Daily News
Leonard Morgan
New York
Journal - American
Ralph Gonzalez
Daily News
Morgan
Negro Pupils Return As Clinton High Reopens
Clinton Tennessee prepares Monday for the return of nine Negro students to the integrated Clinton High School after a week shutdown over racial tensions. Police protection, FBI surveillance, and a court injunction will curb harassment and outsiders. The school board vows to expel offenders and to relay any prosecutable acts to authorities.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High School
Anderson County
Eugene L. Joyce
Joyce
FBI
Robert L. Taylor
Glad Woodward
Clinton School
Eee
Francis Moore
Moore
Blonde's Chaser Not in the Act at London Theater
A man jumped onto the Windmill Theater stage last night and pursued an 18 year old performer Rosemary Phillips in a blue negligee during a routine. The audience laughed, mistaking the intrusion for a stunt, before security restrained him and escorted him out front.
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London
UPJ
Windmill Theater
Rosemary Phillips
Ten-Year-Old Mower Driver Brought Back Home
Deputy Sheriff Doyle Waters stopped Terry Shaffer, ten, driving a power mower through downtown Tampa at eight miles per hour. The boy had come from Gibsonton about twelve miles away and was bound for Alabama after a quarrel with his parents. He was guided back to his home.
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Tampa
Fla.p
Terry Shaffer
Doyle Waters
Waters
Gibsonton
Alabama
DFA gathers dairy farmers to gauge market supply stance
A meeting for dairy farmers from Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties discussed producer sentiment on keeping supplies from the market. It was part of a DFA sponsored series. The organization declined to provide a cumulative voting total.
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Clinton
Essex
Franklin
DFA
French Mail Theft Nets $92,424 in Riviera Robbery
In NICE France police hunted three bandits who overpowered a post office employee and escaped with sacks of banknotes worth 92424 dollars. The incident recalled a nine year earlier hold up at the same post office by Pierre Loutrel who fled with 93281 dollars.
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Nice
France
Riviera
Pierre Loutrel
Farm Prep Costs Cited
Washington report shows farm price support operations cost the government over 100 million dollars monthly for the four months ended Oct 31. The Agriculture Department tallied a figure of 426,245,685 dollars, compared with a net loss of 20,514,022 for the same period in 1955. For the year ending June 30, the deficit reached 974,767,365 dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ill girl’s mail put in storage in San Diego
In San Diego a storage company saved Irene Jaroncyk's overflow of Christmas mail and gifts after she, a 16 year old with cancer, wished for ecards. Parents estimate about 100000 pieces of mail had arrived since Monday. The company provided transport and space to store the gifts and cards.
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San Diego
Calif
Irene Jaroncyk
Ier
Sher
U S Expert Tackles Suez Clearing Job
Retired U S Army general Raymond A Wheeler arrives in Cairo with 19 experts to plan the clearance of the Suez Canal. He will work with Egyptian officials and UN official Dag Hammarskjold to map the project and survey weathered wreckage from the recent conflict. Wheeler notes no set start date and says Danish Italian and Norwegian salvage firms provide equipment. He questions British involvement.
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Cairo
Egypt
Raymond A. Wheeler
U.S. Army
Suez Canal
Dag Harmmarskjold
U.N
General Assembly
Wheeler
Hammarskjold
Starlet Lili Gentle to bring polio sister to California
Starlet Lili Gentle, 16, seeks court approval to raise her weekly salary from 200 to 250 dollars and use the funds to move her polio-stricken sister Janet, 24, from Birmingham, Alabama to Santa Monica, California. The contract requires court approval due to her minor status, and Judge Orlando I Rhodes approved the option renewal. Both sisters contracted polio in 1949. Lili recovered.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Lili Gentle
Birmingham
Ala
Orlando I
Rhodes
Miss Gentle
Lili
Janet
Italians Fear Egypt Reprisals
London dispatch reports rising Egyptian mistrust of Europeans as Anglo French withdrawal proceeds. About 750 Italian nationals anxiously seek exit. Italian Consul Count Francesco Marek cables Rome urging an immediate ship to repatriate Italians fearing reprisals despite Italy not taking part in the Suez invasion.
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London
West
Franchesco Marek
Rome
Suez Canal Zone
Polar mapping plans eyed by U S and Soviet in polar zones
The United States and USSR plan separate aerial photo mapping missions in their polar sectors next year. Moscow rejected a US proposal for a joint project that originated with Soviet scientists. The plan was tied to the International Geophysical Year, a global science effort to study Earth and air.
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Wallington
United States
Russia
Morth Polar
Earth
Victor Perry Marries Mae Williams After Seeing Act
Hollywood report shows actor Victor Perry 31 marrying Mae Williams 35 after a mutual friend reintroduced them. They secured a license and plan a Sunday ceremony as Italian liner issues and Egypt events unfold. Port Said sees mass demonstrations with Nasser portraits and rising anti-Western sentiment. British troops prepare for withdrawal timing kept undisclosed to avoid organized resistance.
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Hollywood
Victor Perry
Mae Williams
Perry
Marek
Rome
Ascania
Port Said
Italy
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Canal Zone
Hugh Stockwell
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