Two Airlifted From Disintegrating Arctic Ice Floe
At Fairbanks Alaska two airlifted men said no panic existed among 25 left on the ice floe Charlie. C 130 planes from Stewart AFB Tenn would attempt to rescue the rest. the floe broke 2 600 feet long as winds and temperatures 30 below zero battered the site 450 miles northwest of Point Barrow.
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Stewart Air Force Base
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Syracuse
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Weather update for Northeastern Ohio forecasts
Partly cloudy and mild today with a high around 40s to 45. Winds increase and snow flurries are possible tonight into Saturday. Overnight low near 20 to 23. Thursday temperatures 23 to 44 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity ranges from 69 percent at 7 am to 45 percent at 1 pm and 63 percent at 7 pm. Normal highs 35 north 39 south. lows 20 to 23. Colder Saturday, then warmer Sunday to Wednesday with about 0.5 to 0.75 inch of snow north and rain later Monday or Tuesday.
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Ohio
Spending Pressure Rise Seen Big Surplus Forecast Questioned
Democrats say the presidents projection of a 4.2 billion dollar budget surplus for the next fiscal year rests on unlikely assumptions such as postal rate hikes. They warn the figure would pressure Congress to boost welfare spending and grant tax relief, aiding administration proposals like a two year, one billion dollar school construction plan.
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Eisenhower
Eisenhower predicts 4.2 billion surplus in State of Union
In the State of the Union message to Congress, Eisenhower forecast a 4.2 billion dollar surplus for the next fiscal year with spending at 79.8 billion. He urged using the surplus to reduce the national debt rather than tax cuts. Speaker Rayburn signaled opposition to tax relief, warning it could spur more spending, while Byrd criticized the accuracy of long-range revenue forecasts.
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Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
State Finance Committee
Steel Pact Sparks Political Fire Over Steel Settlement
The eight month steel dispute ended Monday with mix of credit to Vice President Nixon and Labor Secretary Mitchell. Democratic Chair Butler claims a secret agreement to hold steel price hikes until after the 1960 election. McDonald denies a Nixon pledge. Lawrence invites him to be a convention delegate. McDonald credits Kennedy’s banker backers and says either Kennedy or Nixon would be a good president.
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James P. Mitchell
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Paul M. Butler
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Drew Pearson
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Israel
Pennsylvania
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Lawrence
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Ichief
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ice fall story frozen as officials seal final report
A 40 pound ice fragment from Georgia fall last October is studied by scientists who completed findings but the final report is administratively classified. The ice origin and implications are known but red tape and policy concerns postpone release.
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Washington
Georgia
Toccoa
Both Sides Claim Steel Fight Win
The 1959 steel labor dispute ended in a photo finish with both sides claiming victory. About 500,000 United Steelworkers members and steel companies faced a lengthy poststrike evaluation as dividends remained intact and workers talked of mixed gains and losses. Ernest Lewis, a Jones & Laughlin crane operator, said he earned less in 1958 but expects raises from the settlement, though he warned job losses could have occurred if outcomes shifted.
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UPI
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Ernest Lewis
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Lewis
Lewis to Quit Post Thursday as UMW President
Washington UPI reports John L. Lewis will resign as United Mine Workers president next Thursday. He earlier announced plans to end his turbulent career, with Thomas Kennedy as his successor as UMW vice president.
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Where To Turn: City Cuts Payroll Across Three Departments
City administration trims payroll with a pinch in three departments. The report notes a step forward on the 254 project as county and state officials confer in Columbus. An $8.5 million crossing elimination program is recommended for Lorain. Elyria Township firemen convert an oil transport trick into a fire department tanker. Area ctfies may combine municipal power plants for inter-city hookup.
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Atlanta Dogs Promoted to Patrol Car Roles
The Atlanta police force promotes seven sentry dogs. Police Chief Herbert Jenkins says a patrol car is remodeled to allow the dogs to ride rather than accompany foot patrols.
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UPD
Herbert Jenkins
Kennedy Enters New Hampshire Primary Popularity Poll
U S Senator John F Kennedy of Massachusetts becomes the first candidate to file for the New Hampshire primary popularity poll on March 8. Kennedy’s petitions were filed by Atty J Murray Devine as Democratic state chairman. Robert Kennedy to visit NH Tuesday to open campaign. Nixon petitions to file Saturday on his 47th birthday. Rockefeller aide leads line for delegate filings.
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Reds Plan Big Rocket Test Soon
The Soviet Union announced a Pacific rocket test between January 15 and February 15 aimed at demonstrating heavier launch capacity. Observers note the test signals advances in rocketry enabling heavier payloads and interplanetary flights, with launch possibly from Petropavlovsk and a danger zone near 10 north, 160 west.
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Petropavlovsk
Kamchatka Peninsula
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Fiji Islands
Australia
Police Think Children Stole Cyanide Bottles
Arlington Virginia police searched for six small bottles of a cyanide preparation stolen from a storage shed. They believe children took the bottles Thursday. the brown powder could kill 300 people when exposed to air, and the bottles ranged from two to five inches in length.
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Arlington
UPI
Eggsport Advice Recipe Book Publishes 1000 CCR Preparations
Henry Smith released a recipe book in London describing one thousand ways to cook an CCR. The collection aims to expand home cooking options with varied techniques and flavors.
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Asian Flu Shots Urged For Ohioans
Ohio Health Director Dr. Ralph Dwork urged large employers to promote inoculation against Asian flu this winter. He noted the flu virus was isolated after tests at the Ohio Penitentiary and warned of speedy spread in close quarters. He urged workers to obtain inoculations from their doctors to prevent workplace depletion.
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UPS
Ralph Dwork
Dwork
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Penitentiary
Husband Discovers Wife Body in Springfield Garage
In Springfield Ohio Mary Wadsworth 39 was found in her garage after a fire. Her husband Victor reported smoke from the garage and found her body on the floor. Coroner Austin Richard ruled death by third degree burns but cited lack of evidence. Investigators found a five gallon gasoline can near the bed. The van was not warm and not believed to have caused the blaze. Wadsworth formerly worked for Cromwell-Collier Co which had suspended operations years ago.
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Bedy
Wadsworth
Cromwell-Collier Co
Chronicle Telegram Classified Ad Lines Up Telephone Sales
Industry officials report 32 206 176 telephones in the United States about 33 per 100 people. The Elyria number is FA 39 3321 and Lorain CE 3 6173 to place ads by telephone. Ads promise quick results for items wanted and sold with a C T Want Ad.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Loram
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