Unmanned Moon Probe Urgency Cited by NASA Official
UPI report says NASA officials deem the Surveyor moon probe urgent with DN priority. Ground tests for unmanned craft to begin next year ahead of the 1965 launch, centering on the Centaur upper stage and hydrogen fuel innovation for future manned missions.
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Nationwide storm bats region with heavy snow and tornado
United Press International reports a major storm spreading from New Mexico to New England bringing blizzard conditions, 50 degree temperature drops in 24 hours, treacherous ice on highways and heavy winds. Schools closed, reports of snow and cold fronts, and a tornado in Spring Hill Tennessee injuring several and damaging property.
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London woman climbs wall after window fall fire call
Mrs Jessie Self 70 leapt 20 feet from a window Thursday night, bounced off a shed roof, landed in a garden, rose, climbed a wall and then summoned firefighters to douse a house blaze. She received only slight bruises. A weather front aided mishaps as two military planes crashed, with eight feared dead. Navy crew missing after Kodiak landing. a B47 jet crash near Wichita killed the pilot and injured two. Weather Bureau warned bitter Arctic air advancing from Yukon toward New England.
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Weather outlook for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Cloudy and colder conditions with intermittent light rain turning to occasional snow late today and tonight. Hazardous driving conditions may develop early today as temperatures fall. Highs near 28 to 34, overnight lows around 18 by Saturday morning. One day sun, wind, and further cooling with Thursday highs around 31 to 44.
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Modesty not larceny tempers local shoplift tale
In Memphis and Northern Ohio a woman named Barbara Kann testified to a judge about hiding a can of hairspray under her coat in a store. She described cold weekend weather and a pattern of attempts to conceal items while claiming she intended to pay. The case notes 38 degree mean temperatures and expected snow.
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Freezing rain creates hazardous Ohio roads and snow
Freezing rain began at 6 a.m. followed by 2 to 3 inches of snow across Erie Huron counties and the western Ohio Turnpike. Roads were slick with ice under snow while the Turnpike ran passable at 40 mph. Castalia and Norwalk posted slippery conditions as patrols tracked the storm.
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UN Puts Pressure on Congo Amid Katanga Drive
UN winds up with twin haymakers as crowds cheer calls to end opposition to UN demands for Congo reunification. A U.N. armored column followed the Katangese leader toward Sakania, 22 miles southeast of Mokambo, meeting no resistance. The drive aimed to open communications between Elisabethville and Northern Rhodesia.
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Elyria Woman Dies In Kitchen Fire At Home
A stove fire at 287 Courtland St in Elyria fatally burned Mary Mittler 58 as she tried to extinguish flames and run water from a faucet after a scalding sleeve caught fire. Deputy coroner ruled the death accidental. Mrs Mittler was found by her daughter Ethel Mittler who called for help. six firemen battled the single story blaze.
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Where to turn Mayors lists accomplishments during TOG retirement
A fragment notes the mayor listing accomplishments of his administration during TOG and the first of six retirements. It mentions $400,000 construction in Oberlin and a NASA space program payroll implication in Cleveland. County subdivisions saving 1 percent in war funds, with page and section hints.
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Rancher proves he's tough bird
Rancher Hugh Murphy, 4 feet 7 inches tall and 180 pounds, drove onto thin ice at Garrison reservoir. The ice broke, his pickup sank in one foot of water, and after breaking a window he crawled free. He spent minutes in near freezing water, waited as his clothing froze, then hauled himself onto the ice. He walked seven miles back to camp, warmed up, rode to Clyde Baker’s house, and was driven home. Murphy later returned to finish the roundup.
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Ruckus at Ole Miss Turns Federal Probe Flashpoint
Oxford campus erupts as Meredith disturbance Spurs federal involvement. About 400 students, some shouting racial taunts, fill cafeterias and library areas. Federal grand jury reports yield no indictments. protests continue with guards present and campus officials weighing disciplinary action.
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