Ships of pirates and navy fix on coldest night
A midwinter Arctic air mass swept across the United States, bringing subzero readings from North Dakota to Maine and Florida’s gulf coast near freezing. Death toll rises from exposure and weather accidents. icy highways and heavy snow disrupted travel from Texas to New York, with Chicago utilities warning of record gas and power use.
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Fire Routs Family Into Zero Cold
A two alarm blaze at 7 Cleveland St. early today forced four adults and three young children to flee into sub zero cold. Firemen gained control by 8:05 a.m. with extensive damage to the east side, including siding and roof pockets. Defective chimney and a loose brick sparked the fire. owner Jack Brandt runs Brandt Trailer Sales from the house.
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Heat Wave Hits Lorain County as Subzero Record Set
Lorain County records a cold snap with a low of minus 10 degrees announced by Donald Jameson at Oberlin, while the airport reading ties the Dec. 23 mark at minus seven. Forecasters expect a slight rebound to five below zero tonight and a brighter, warmer day tomorrow with highs around 15 to 20 degrees above zero.
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Oberlin City Manager suspends two policemen
City Manager Richard J. Dunn in Oberlin disclosed the suspension of two cops but refused to identify them or give reasons. He said one officer is off duty and the other will be placed on a week of unpaid duty at month’s end. Dunn framed it as an internal matter to maintain department discipline.
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Mansion Burns in Hamilton Fire Destroys Bendetsen Home
A fire Tuesday night leveled the recently remodeled mansion of Carl Bendetsen, president of Thompson Paper and Fibre Co., in Hamilton, Ohio. Damage is estimated around 300,000.
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Want Ad proves fastest results in the world
The Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad claims unboastful speed with proven results. Call Elyria FA 43-3321 or Lorain CE 3-6173 to have a C-T Want Ad taker help craft your notice. E F Mack motor with 5S speed transmission and hydrovac offered trade or sale, contact 748-2026.
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Woman Doctor Joins White House Staff
Washington UP I reports Dr Jan Travell a renowned medical figure named as the first civilian White House physician since Harding. The two daughters mother, she helped Kennedy recover from a back condition by aligning his leg length and footwear. Weather outlook cold with snow flurries. Lake Erie area winds turn NW then W. Inauguration week forecast shows light flurries and continued cold.
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Navy fix locates hijacked Santa Maria near Guadeloupe
The U S Navy announced it had radio fixed the position of the hijacked luxury liner Santa Maria about 400 miles east of Guadaloupe in the Caribbean. Four Navy patrol planes were dispatched to search the area as the ship appeared to be heading north. The bearing fix was reported from the command center this morning.
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Castro Police Nip Near Riot in Havana Church Clash
In Havana, rival demonstrations gathered near the Church of Our Lady of Carmen by Havana University. Police rapidly intervened to separate about 4,000 Castro supporters and anti-government protesters. No casualties were reported as both sides dispersed and chants subsided. Maj. Victor Bordon was named to command forces in the Escambray, signaling a potential intensification against guerrilla areas.
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Where To Turn Campaign Underway Pressure Looms
AREA highway department maintenance workers face layoff as campaign momentum builds. First page coverage notes the issue amid ongoing political activity and community concerns about service cuts. An AREA church splits during octring, signaling organizational shifts within local congregations.
Redistricting Proposal Expands Ohio 17th District
A substitute bill aims to include Huron County in the 17th District alongside Ashland Crawford Delaware Knox Morrow and Richland counties. The plan stems from the 1960 census enabling another congressional seat. Franklin County would be split into two districts while the 11th District in Northeastern Ohio becomes the 24th. Sponsors include Representatives Jesse Yoder Dayton Virtus J Kruse Leesburg and Edward Flowers Akron.
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Ohio Continued Jobless Claims Drop 6000
COLUMBUS UP I The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports that continued claims fell by about 6 000 in the week ending Jan 21 The week saw 215 869 continued claims versus 221 788 the prior week New claims fell from 28 241 to 26 147 The January 1960 averages were 102 213 for continued claims and 18 013 for new claims.
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Kennedy Pushes Defense Study
President Kennedy, pursuing a firm stance in the Cold War, convened top advisers for policy drafting on Russia and defense. He held a first all-military meeting with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and an afternoon session to assess the U.S. balance of payments, with a live news conference planned at 8 pm EST.
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