Eisenhower in Rio Sparks Carnival Welcome to Brazil
Rio de Janeiro crowds greet President Eisenhower with cheers, whistles, and flags as he lands from a sea launch during a three day South American tour. He urges unity with Brazil to curb war risks and later addresses Parliament amid Mardi Gras festivities and minor protests.
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Berserk Man Kills Trucker Near Chalkhill, Holds House
State police rushed riot guns and tear gas to Chalkhill near Uniontown Pa after Daniel Raymond 50 shot and killed a truck driver and wounded two passersby before barricading himself in his home. Foreman William Burd 40 was struck in chest and head and died. Passenger Georgine Thompson and driver Lawrence Swenglish were wounded. Swenglish in critical condition. The gunman fired as authorities tried to recover the wounded.
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Weather report for Northeastern Ohio
The forecast says cloudy conditions with light snow starting today and into tonight. Temperatures remain cool Thursday with snow changing to flurries and a high around the mid 20s. Precipitation is expected near half to three quarters of an inch, with occasional snow flurries at other times.
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We Can Stop Red Attack Nixon Says
Vice President Nixon told Notre Dame students the United States is strong enough to crush any Communist attack. He warned that an aggressor would suffer national death by its own action while recognizing Soviet strength and urging sustained U S defense.
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Tube Plant Worker Is Injured In Lorain Incident
Aosiees Suver struck the left eye and shard of a steel bar harmed Steve Chu lig, 64, of 516 West 23th St Lorain. He underwent tests at St Joseph's Hospital for eye damage and was listed in good condition. Chu lig, a shower operator in the dock and slag cluster, was hammering a steel bar when a silger struck his eye yesterday morning. The accident halted a steel plant safety milestone at about 70,155,000 injury free manhours. Arthur W Thornton, general superintendent, expressed concern for the injured worker and noted the record is static but progress toward code-free production. Chu lig had worked at the South Lorain mill 4 years and was admitted to the hospital yesterday afternoon.
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DiSalle Bids For Chrysler To Relocate
Ohio Gov Michael V DiSalle urged Chrysler Corp to move operations to Ohio inviting Tex Colbert and the company to be welcomed in the state Cincinnati Gas and Electric vice president J Reed Hartman said the firm has pressed Chrysler for years to consider the area Michigan officials vowed to fight Colbert was to meet Gov G Mennen Williams and Mayor Louis Miriam on Friday Senate Tax Committee chairman Clyde Geerlings said Chrysler should discuss tax issues with the panel Detroit hinted taxes were too high and the company might expand elsewhere or move facilities out of Michigan
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New York Lowest Temperature. West Yellowstone Records 31 Below
West Yellowstone Montana posted the nation’s coldest reading at 31 degrees below zero while Harlingen Texas registered the day’s high of 78 degrees in a UPI report. The nationwide extremes showcase a stark temperature contrast across states.
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Satellite's A Booboo Reveals Discoverer Capsule
Washington reports the mystery satellite in a polar orbit is American and not Soviet. Faulty radar readings led to initial guesses of a spying eye. Defense officials say the object is likely the ejected Discoverer V capsule launched August 13, designed for recovery and not reentered. Initial size estimates overplayed it as 19 feet long. corrected to three by two feet.
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Midwest Storm Packs Snow and Cold Across Plains
A United Press International summary reports a blizzard moving from Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska into the Great Lakes region. Up to four inches of snow were forecast for northern Illinois and southern Michigan, with heavy drifts closing schools and halting air travel. Bitter cold followed, with subzero readings in several towns. A second storm was forming in New Mexico to threaten the South.
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Where To Turn Safety Probe Faces City Departments
Brief reads of a safety investigation into city departments amid worker death. Mentions possible safety practice review and a council tied to the Retarded Children organization, with references to Amherst theft and shoplifting cases under juvenile court investigation.
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Blonde Grandmother Charged In Slaying
DETROIT UP I reports a silver blond grandmother, Nelle Lassiter, 38, accused with her alleged lover of hiring three men to kill her husband Parvin Lassiter, a Royal Oak auto dealer. Police say a wider conspiracy involved six more suspects, with arrests after the initial murder trial paused for new charges.
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Bill) Lassiter
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Father of fire victims released on bond in manslaughter case
James Isom, father of three children killed in a Sunday fire at Oherjin, was released on bond yesterday from the county jail pending trial on a charge of manslaughter. He posted 290 dollars. Services for the children and two other victims were held.
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PUCO Finds No Brake Defects In Welling Train
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio staff report says no brake defects or violations were found in the Welling ton wreck. It notes the engineer was speeding and that the only defective equipment was the speedometer. A public hearing date is expected to be set soon as NYC transcript findings align with PUCO conclusions.
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Hearing Set On Gas Rate Hike In Ohio
Public Utilities Commission in Ohio schedules hearings on March 29 and April 1 regarding proposed gas rate increases by One Fur Gas Co. across Loram County. County commissioners and two boards request clarification and delay of the hearing date.
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