Extreme Cold Grips Nation With Arctic Air Blast
A third consecutive Arctic cold snap deepens across the eastern half of the nation with Syracuse forecast near zero temperatures. AEC says major new super weapons developments are in prospect after hydrogen tests. Deaths tied to the cold spread across several states as record lows and snowstorms hit the South and Midwest.
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Two Held in Bomb Killing of Mrs Weaver in Texas
In Houston two men faces murder charges in the nitrogen bomb slaying of Mrs. Helen Harris Weaver, 52, a San Angelo social leader. Hal Washburn, a Houston contractor and former son-in-law, and Carl Henneger were named by District Attorney Aubrey Stokes as Washburn’s confederate. Henneger’s role remained unclear. The blast occurred as Weaver pressed her car starter near her ranch home. Washburn had previously faced an altered gun incident with Weaver in 1951, a case later dropped at the family’s request.
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Hal Washburn
Man Admits False Confession in US Safe Robberies
Kenneth Rapson told a court yesterday he fabricates a series of robberies to escape a troubled marriage. Police notes show his later statements conflicted with available evidence, leading to a nine month sentence for a public misdemeanour.
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Kenneth Rapson
Rapson
Today’s Features and Page References Text
The page line lists sections and page numbers for today’s features. It mentions amusements, editorials, bridge, letters, classified, radio TV, cor ies, women’s, deaths, sports, a ten dollar note, and a pictures feature on page 16.
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Search planes resume hunt for yacht missing in Atlantic
Hamilton Bermuda INS reports US search planes resumed today a wide scale effort for a 60 foot yacht missing since two weeks with seven aboard. Victims include Ward Wheelock Philadelphia advertising executive his wife and son and Mr and Mrs Kent Willings. Also aboard two Bermudians Skipper Harry Darizeli and Miller Powell.
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A New Horizon Atomic Power Series Opens
The Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation and others advance peacetime uses of stem research to expand electricity, lower costs, and bring a brighter future. Beginning Sunday, the Herald American and Herald-Journal publish a six part series to explain the behind the scenes work shaping peaceful power and prosperity.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Herald-American
Herald- Journal
Today’s Chuckle Egoing: A Cod Word From A Friend
A humorous quip about someone who calls a thing a cod word when it plainly isn’t. The snippet hints at a playful misunderstanding or mockery of slang. The tone mirrors light local humor with a quirky misstatement.
One Stove and Ten Children Found in Baldwinsville Home
A Baldwinsville couple with 20 children faces potential neglect charges after a Children's Court inquiry. Deputies found ten children aged one to 17 crowded around a single oil stove in a two story house with unheated bedrooms. The 38 year old mother blamed low oil. the 51 year old father earned 95 to 100 weekly. The mother was ordered to report to court and the father to bring more oil for heat.
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Shenf Fred Sommers
eTs
Alec
Rome
Children's Court
Leo J. Yehle
Nehru Seeks Peace at UK Commonwealth Conference
India’s Prime Minister Nehru, arriving in London for the Commonwealth conference opening Monday, expressed hope for peace. Asked about Formosa, he said war must be avoided and urged thinking of peace. He declined to discuss the Formosa issue in detail with reporters at the airport.
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India
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Formosa
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Train wreck mars drive near Oklahoma City
CP Bil J Brunhurst, 24, escaped serious injury when his car was hit by a Santa Fe freight caboose at a crossing on the city outskirts. He said there was no train in sight when he pulled onto the tracks and the caboose suddenly struck him. The caboose detached and trailed the freight about a half mile before the train backed up and moved on.
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Bil J. Brunhurst
Santa Fe
Steam Kills 3 Children in Chicago Home
Three children died after a radiator valve was removed, allowing steam to fill a room while their mother was away at the store. The father had just finished a shift at a garage and slept in another room with an infant. Police and rescue crews could not revive the victims.
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Tihe
Ae Essa
Stanford
Deborah
Additions Slated At Seneca Depot
The York ict. Corps of Engi neers, U.S. Army, said surveys at Seneca Ordnance Depot at Remulua New York involve additional construction of ammunition storage facilities. The project includes storage igloos warehouses and administrative buildings with preliminary cost estimates in the several million dollars. The fire phase of construction is expected to begin this summer.
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Teen extortion ring busted in Kingston with $500 payment
Three teen suspects Wal Yer D. Mier Dominick De Marco and Thomas Dougherty all of Highland were charged with extorting nearly $500 from a younger boy under threat of harm. Police said the victim, age 11 or younger, could not be named. Authorities coordinated with school officials to uncover the scheme and release ongoing investigations to identify other possible participants. The accused were jailed in Ulster County pending further hearings.
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Formosa Yanks to Pursue Reds In Air Attack
American fighters assigned to defend Formosa and nearby islands were authorized to give hot pursuit to attacking Red aircraft, even over China, as tensions rose and plans for a quick operation against Tachen Island moved closer to realization. High-level efforts aimed to deter Red air and ground forces, with jet bombers alerted and landing craft readied for a multiday operation.
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Pescaléores Islands
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Eisenhower
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Asia
Eisenhower Arrives in Augusta for Golf Weekend
President Eisenhower lands in Augusta in 38 degree weather for a 48 hour visit at the Augusta National Golf Club after signing the Formosa resolution at the White House. Secretary Dulles departs for the Bahamas by military transport, stating he has nothing to add to the President's action. Concludes at page 2, column 6.
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World clamor over Formosa crisis heats up in Britain and Americas
Reports from London Washington Taipei Moscow Ottawa and UN highlight a tense standoff over Formosa Chiang Kai-shek forces evacuation and a UN cease-fire push. Eisenhower signs defense resolution with broad congressional support while Molotov Eden and Pearson urge restraint and dialogue to avert wider war.
Vote Scheduled On Congress Pay Raise Bill
Subcommittee finished hearings on a bill to raise congress and federal judges pay from the current base to 75000 yearly. Other pending measures propose smaller increases of five to seven dollars, while a special commission favored a $10000 raise dating from 1859.
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Luther Flowers Questioned Woman in Investigation
An official interrogated a woman at her home asking if she has friends who could be suspects in a case. The exchange suggested possible leads as authorities seek information and names.
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Wehwita
Luther Flowers
Formosa Freed, Peiping Says No Cease Fire
Peiping radio declares a cease-fire with Nationalists unacceptable and warns of heavy blows if U.S. forces intervene to stop Taiwan and the Pescadores. The broadcast cites a Peoples Daily article and states China will strike back to defend Formosa against armed attack. President Eisenhower pledges to use American aid to defend Chiang Kai-shek’s stronghold and nearby islands.
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Molotov hints at cease-fire in Formosan area
In an interview at the Kremlin, Soviet Deputy Premier Molotov said the Formosan situation threatens peace and the Soviet government might press Communist China to accept a temporary cease-fire. He indicated Moscow supports measures to reduce international tension and facilitate a broader peace, noting possible UN Security Council talks on a permanent truce.
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