Weather by Wirephoto: Snow and cold across regions
Light snow tonight over the Northern and Eastern Lakes, Northern Appalachians, Central Appalachians and Central Rockies with fair elsewhere. Snow squalls, wind, and much colder late tonight and tomorrow, southwest winds 15 to 25 mph shifting to 35 to 45 mph.
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Royal joker misses laughs as smoke bomb disrupts royal event
In London at the Victoria Palace Theater a smoke bomb exploded under the royal box just before a charity midnight performance for the Queen's consort. Firemen extinguished the device, described by officials as an Army-type smoke pot and a prank. Fans helped clear the smoke.
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Britannia to Start London New York Nonstop Service
British Overseas Airways announces Bristol Britannia four engine airliner will begin nonstop weekly passenger service between London and New York starting December 19. The four engine Britannia faced delays due to icing and minor faults but is now cleared for transatlantic operation.
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Inside Story Of Ike’s Mild Stroke Revealed
President Eisenhower suffered a mild stroke on November 25, with doctors diagnosing a minor stroke after he stood in cold wind at the airport. Sherman Adams recounted the sequence from the Chicago dinner to hospital contact, noting the President’s medical care and continued involvement in White House duties and public events during the crisis.
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Dingell vows to defend humanitarian programs against cuts
Representative John D. Dingell says he will fight any attempt to curtail government humanitarian programs next year to fund satellite and missile development. He calls reductions to old age assistance school lunches and disabled veterans benefits a false economy.
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Miami Beach Man Slain in His Auto
A Miami Beach businessman, Arthur Karoff, 42, president of a sales promotion firm, was killed last night while sitting in his car at a busy intersection. A small man in an army-type jacket jumped into the vehicle after it stopped, then fled on foot as two shots rang out. Karoff died with a cigarette clenched in his left hand.
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