Peculiar Storm Causes Freezing Rain Across East Coast
A vast extratropical storm brings freezing rain and sleet to the Middle Atlantic and parts of Maine and New England while warmer currents spare Florida. Winds reach 65 to 60 mph offshore as warnings extend to Maryland and Virginia with dangerous driving conditions expected today.
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New York
Washington Weather Bureau
Maryland
Virginia
Atlantic
Bermuda
Middle Atlantic
Miami
Howard Frazier
The
Weather Bureau
Frazier
Maine
New England
Florida
Pensacola
Orlando
Daytona Beach
Jacksonville
West
India Aid Cut Restored
Washington reports a 10 million dollar aid cut to India was reinstated by Secretary of State Dulles after appeals from U S Ambassador Cooper. Cooper argued the move harmed U S prestige as he prepared to brief Prime Minister Nehru before his Jan 31 return for consultations.
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Washington
India
John B. Hollister
Dulles
U.S
John Sherman Cooper
New Delhi
Cooper
United States
Nehru
HoWister
Interior secretary eyes new target in political heat
A fragmented passage suggests the Interior Secretary plans to push a new policy or project as political pressures rise. The text mentions Pewanscrais and Cilits with unclear references, and a page indicator implies continuation on page 13.
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Peanscrais
Sage
It Was Love at Second Sight
Grace Kelly recounts meeting Prince Rainier in Monte Carlo last May and says they fell in love at second sight after Christmas week engagement proposals. She shows his ruby diamond ring and a Monaco gold bracelet with a coin. They split paths briefly as she heads to Hollywood for a film contract and he to Florida.
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Chicago
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier TM
Honey Blade
Monaco
Tve
Ste
Monte Carlo
Christina
Philadelphia
Prince Rainier
Russell Austin
Margate
Mrs Kelly
Austins
Kelly
Mise Kelly
Rainier
Prince
Miss Kelly
Hollywood
Florida
Floods Leave Hundreds Homeless Across Maritime Provinces
Thousands homeless in Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick amid a five day thaw and severe sleet storm. rivers overflowed damaging property in dozens of towns while power and communications were cut with up to 125000 people affected. train service halted and recovery slow as crews assess extensive outages.
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Halipax
Nova
Millons
Dolars
Nova Scotia
Harry Wedge
Summerside
P. E
Canadian Air Force
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Annapolis Valley
Canadian National
Truro
Sydney
Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown
Death Penalty Urged for Heroin Peddlers in U S Senate
Sen Daniel D Tex heads a Judiciary subcommittee report urging federal death penalty for extreme heroin smugglers and peddlers. It cites drug addiction as a major crime driver and notes a tripling of illicit traffic since WWII. The panel also backs sealed court orders for narcotics taps and a Mexico treaty to fight trafficking.
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Washington
Wm - Sen
Daniel
D-Tex
Senate
Mexico
Baldwinsville Motorist Cleared Of Double Charges
George L. Field, 49, of Baldwinsville, was found not guilty of drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident. Traffic Court Judge Truman H. Preston noted Field had not proven drinking before the crash and only had drinks after the collision.
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Baldwinsville
Truman H. Preston
George L. Field
Millers Rd
Marcellus St
James W. Putnam
Split Rock Rd
Preston
Field
Brownell Urges Privacy for Jury
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Sr. urged Congress to outlaw eavesdropping on federal juries under any circumstances and sought penalties of a $1000 fine and one year in prison for violations of jury or grand jury secrecy.
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Washington
INS
Herbert Brownell Sr
Congress
President Eisenhower back on full duty amid retirement talk
President Eisenhower returns to full duties after indicating his decision on a second term remains unsettled. Bernard Shanley is appointed appointments secretary, replacing a vacancy since November 15. A Florida news conference hints he has not ruled out running again, with most reporters leaning toward a tentative decision against reelection, while he suggests ongoing consideration of another term.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bernard Shanley
Shanley
Florida
Key West
Denver
Naval Base
Middle East Plan Sought by British and American Experts
Washington hosts a joint session of British and American specialists to craft a plan for stabilizing the Middle East amid risks from war and communist subversion. Talks begin Wednesday with Eden and Eisenhower to consider formal proposals.
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Middle East
Pee Teers
Merry Taller
Eden
Eisenhower
Washington
Two States Sign Anti War Pact In Central America
Nicaragua and Costa Rica completed signing anti war pacts today at a special session of the Organization of American States in the Pan American Union. Ambassadors Gulfermo Sevilla Sacasa and Fernando Fournier signed the agreements to prevent future armed conflicts.
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Washington
INS
Nicarragua
Costa Rica
Gulfermo Sevilla-Sacasa
Fernando Fournier
Counseil
Organization of American States
Pan American Union
Waite Seeks Competitive Bidding on Tire Contract
The Common Council moves toward open bidding for the city tire contract after a morning meeting. Commissioner Waite recommends dropping non competitive bidding due to offers from Syracuse General Tire and Goodyear, aiming for substantial savings though Goodyear offer not confirmed. Byrne has held the contract for about 25 years amid January bid battles.
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J. P. Byrne Company
George Waite
Council
Waite
J.P. Byrne
Byrne
Three of five doctors say Eisenhower fit to run again
In a poll of 246 heart specialists 275 replied about 62 percent. Three of five doctors say President Eisenhower is physically fit to seek a second term while the rest disagree. The American Medical Association questioned the poll’s propriety and urged nonresponse.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S. News and World Report
The
American Medical Assn
American Board of Internal Medicine
Jordan Formes New Cabinet After Riots
Premier Samir El-Rifal formed a new cabinet after weekend riots blamed on subversive elements paid by outsiders. A London Foreign Office spokesman cited Communist activity behind the unrest and reports of Arab opponents of the Baghdad Pact aiding the demonstrations. One killed and three injured as protests spread. authorities said calm returned and security forces held control.
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Amman
Jordan
INS
Samir El-Rifal
Jordanian
London Foreign Office
U. S
Fire Kills Four Near Montreal
A fire gutted a home in Valois Quebec killing four people including 77 year old John McClelland and Richard A Hunter 35 along with Hunters two children Brian seven and Arlene five Peggy Hunter 33 escaped after leaping from a balcony and was injured while attempting to reenter for others.
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Valois
Montreal
John McClelland
Richard A. Hunter
Hunter
Brian
Arlene
Peggy Hunter
Eisenhower Pushes Soil Bank Plan To Ease Farm Plight
President Eisenhower urged Congress to adopt a nine point program to cut crop surpluses and raise farmer incomes. A soil bank acreage reserve would pay farmers to idle land and accept surplus stocks of cotton wheat and possibly corn rice and peanuts. The plan could total about one billion dollars in benefits if enacted.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Bridge Joke With Mixed Success at Home
The bridge playing husband is proud after a pet and slam but his wife frowns across the table. He asks what’s wrong and she says he may have made it but not played it as he should.
Love Test Ends In Yearlong Separation For Juliette Wehle
Juliette Wehle, 20, niece of State Conservation Commissioner Louis A. Wehle, parted from fiancé Air Force Lieut. John Owens after a weekend spree that included a pre dawn flight with Stephen Hahn. Owens announced plans to go to Japan to think for a year while Juliette and Hahn fled to Syracuse and then New York before returning. The family met for seven hours with Owens who described Juliette as mixed up and said there is nothing they can do for a year.
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Juliette
Husbard
Axhe
Juliette Wehle
Louis A. Wehle
Air Force
John Owens
Owens
Japan
Juliiette
Friersdt
Miss Wehle
Hahn
Syracuse
New York
Howard Wehle
Colgate University
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