Dust Blots Out Sun In Texas Storm Toll Seen
A sweeping winter storm plowed across the Plains and Midwest, torpid winds and dust blotting the Texas sun. Fatalities include a Texas bus crash victim and a pilot killed in a crash, with widespread school closures and travel disruption across multiple states.
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Great Plains
Midwest
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ilindis
West Coast
California
Oregon
Angelo Petri
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Amarillo
Tex
Peggy Burns
Cleburne
Weather outlook shows colder temps near Lake Erie this week
Northwestern and northeastern areas expect colder air pushing in tonight and Thursday with strong winds. Temperatures dip to the teens and 20s with near 3 to 5 degrees in places. precipitation forecast includes possible rain and snow flurries, with totals around half to an inch Sunday into Monday and a brief warm spell before another cold snap.
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Lake Erie
Lake Ene
Rescue Vessels Strive To Save World Largest Wine Tanker
SAN FRANCISCO AP dispatch reports a fleet of rescue vessels resumed efforts to save the world’s largest wine tanker as heavy seas threaten it. The operation follows previous failed attempts amid dangerous storms.
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APS
Golden Gate
Coast Guard
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Slight Dip Shown In Tax Value Elyria
Elyria’s tax valuation stands at 117,991,023 a drop of 6,817 from the previous year due to a Supreme Court ruling reducing personal property taxes. Real estate rose to 68,910,220 while public utilities value increased to 8,274,190. personal property fell to 40,806,613 as inventories and machinery were exempted.
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Elyria
Frank Ayres
Supreme Court
Ohio
Eisenhower Tours Cape Canaveral With Aides
President Eisenhower arrived at Cape Canaveral with Defense Secretary Gates and aides for a quick tour of the Air Force missile test center. No missile launches were planned during his three to four hour visit. The plane landed on the Cape Canaveral airstrip near Patrick Air Force Base.
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Eisenhower
Outer Space
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Thomas §. Gates Jr
Air Force Missile Test Center
Patrick Air Force Base
America
Smoke Kills 3 In Family In Cleveland Basement Fire
A Cleveland basement fire killed two grandparents and their 18 month old granddaughter after a furnace fueling attempt. The grandfather John Davidson 82 and his wife Petra 0 were identified among the victims. Arson squad suspects the furnace damper was not closed after lighting the fire. Lincoln Davidson the infant's father and only son survived.
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UPI
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Petra
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Lencoln Davidson
Jefferson
Samed Atels
Fareham Council Approves Bridge Design With Escalators
Fareham Urban Council approved a plan on Tuesday to design a pedestrian bridge with escalators after a local councilor urged action. Residents had long complained about the unsafe footbridge linking areas near En Fay and surrounding streets.
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Fareham
En Fay
Tocahgaar
Avon Ruled Out As Suit Defendant
The Village of Avon was eliminated as a defendant in a $250,000 lawsuit over the fatal Oct. 5 shooting of Martin Salagado in Lorain. Judge John D. Pincura sustained the village’s demurrer. the case against patrolman Robert Weiland remains. The suit, brought by Lucy Salagado as administratrix for Salagado’s estate, cites a high speed chase ending in a crash into a barbershop on Route 24 at Route 57.
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Robert Weiland
Martin "Salagado
Lorain
John D. Pincura
Salagado
Weiland
Lucy Salagado
West 4Th St
Court upholds demurrer in tort action against municipality
Nashville report states the court disapproved the claim and held no right of action in tort for damages against a municipality. Postal worker Henry Gregory will lose his job over acts by police while he acquired materials for his hobby. Postmaster Lewis Moore noted the rule as Ohio policy and that any change must come from the court of last resort.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Henry Gregory Willjay
Hobby
Lewis Moore
Ohio
Stamp thief Gregory A 39 Arrested for Theft of Stamps
Gregory a 39 year old man was arrested on charges of tearing stamps off letters to add to his stamp collection, according to police records.
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Bomb Rips Home Of Negro Student In Little Rock
Police seek FBI help after a dynamite blast ripped the brick home of Carlotta Walls Little Rock Central High student. No injuries reported. FBI to send lab expert. guards placed at the home as tension persists from 1957 desegregation clashes.
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Little Rock
Darrell Mack
United Press International
Little Rock. Ark
UPI
Carl Jackson
Iral High School
FBI
Carlotta
Mediate
Daisy Bates
Arkansas National Assn
Jthe
Advancement of Colored People
Lau High School
Washington
Central High School
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Orval Faubus
DiSalle orders liquor enforcement overhaul in Ohio
Governor Michael V. DiSalle orders a FBI like reorganization of the Liquor Department enforcement branch in Columbus. He trims agents from 80 to 40 50 with FBI style training and requires legal or accounting qualifications for new posts. The move follows bribery charges against Cleveland district agent Michael Corsaro. Corsaro resigned amid accusations and later withdrew his resignation. his case prompted immediate action.
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UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Liquor Department
Richard Crouch
Ivan W. Smith
FBI
DiSalle
Michael T. Corsaro
Cleveland
Smith
Corsaro
Democratic Leaks Of Secrets Stir Washington Debate
A heated political controversy erupts over alleged Democratic leaks of defense secrets. The incident inflames tensions between parties as lawmakers demand investigations into the leaks and defense policy responses.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Elyria Council Faces Payday Delays and Fund Shortfalls
Fragmented report notes repeated pinch on the Where To Turn fund and tightened finances for Elyria’s council committee. It mentions fax delays, partial accounts, and upcoming ballot plans for eight mill or more levies to fund local developments and public services.
Former DJ Tells Of Fees in payola case hearings
A former Cleveland disc jockey testified that record companies paid him 12 000 in listening fees while he was employed at KYW. He admitted outside income totaling about 135 000 in 1958 and 7 000 in 1959 and said the payments were for guiding which records to promote. Other witnesses included a KYW librarian and four Boston radio staffers.
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James Archie Fabrizio
UPI Telephoto
Washington
UPT
Cleveland
Wesley Hopkins
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Hopkins
Ride
Joseph Finan
Samuel Devine
Ohio
Charles Young
Boston
Finan
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Radiotelevision
Chess Records
Chicago
Rocky River
Cto
Stepinac Dies in Belgrade Yugoslavia at 61
Cardinal Alojz Stepinac, Roman Catholic primate of Yugoslavia, died today at his home village of Kras Hos. He was 61. The passing was announced by his physician in Belgrade.
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Yugoslavia
Alessi Cardinal
Stepinac
Prinate
Tadas
Krase Hos
Market Place Want Ad Promises Quick Cash
Fragmentary listing text mentions a CT Want Ad writer and a hope for added cash. It references Lorain and a marketplace where buying and selling occur. The passage is garbled but centers on classified ads offering quick results and compensation.
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