Winter storm lashes the Atlantic Seaboard and Midwest
A new storm spread snow rain and ice from Virginia to southern New England while the Midwest digs out six foot drifts. Chicago endures eight inches of snow and winds topping thirty miles per hour. Eastern storms move up the coast after Florida thunderstorms and a tornado hits Plant City. Flooding harms central Florida towns leaving homes evacuated.
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Ike Proposes Doubling Immigration Quotas
President Eisenhower asks Congress to double overall immigration quotas to about 300 000 annually by tying quota immigration to one percent of the U S population and easing racial and nationality barriers He also seeks refugee parole for victims of oppression and a broader policy shift with base quota figures to be revised from the 1900s census to the 1960 census while limiting refugee intake to anti communist victims.
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Weather Update for Northeast Ohio
Mostly cloudy with occasional light snow flurries today and tonight. Colder tonight and Friday with low around 3 to 33. Temperature range Wednesday about 21 to 22 degrees. Precipitation around 0.02 inch by 4 pm Wednesday. Humidity near 70 percent. Sunrise 6.36 am, sunset 6:35 pm.
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Where To Turn Sports Fever Rampant
Regional basketball fever grips crowds as teams await the regional tournament. Accidents prove fatal to Banagf, with Dardore Van Meter among the deceased. Legislative Day at the district Roman's Club features five speakers while Manipal Court and Cheri Hu police department update on Red Smith sports.
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Volcano erupts near New Guinea island
Reports from Port VorsaY New Guinea say Manan Wana volcano nine miles northeast of New Guinea vents ash and shock. Initial word gives no details on the roughly 4000 residents of the six mile long island or their fate.
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Maniac Killers Hunted in Starved Rock Cave Deaths
Police used flame throwers to melt snow around Starved Rock State Park cave as they hunt for clues in the sex murders of three women from a Chicago suburb. Bodies found in pools of frozen blood showed signs of rape and fatal fractures after a fierce struggle. continuous page note refers to continuation.
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Kin Calls Mrs Duncan Mate Killer Trial Details
The case centers on Raymond Duncan's murder with testimony from Nath Duncan and Thomas J. Taree. Prosecutors allege involvement by Madeline Duncan and Tyree Young Tiree as witnesses describe gun handling, a staged scene, and attempts to frame others.
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Man Hopes to Save Son Forgives Check Forgery Charge
In Pittsburgh a judge suspended Frank Bowers’s sentence after he admitted writing a $120 bad check to a North Side druggist to help his ailing 8 year old son. Court funds and spectators shared charitable money for Mrs Bowers and the children, while Bowers remained jailed for other charges.
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Nadler Seeks $13 A Day Census Job In Test
Teddy Nadler famed for memory and a $264000 TV win faces a tough census taker test in St Louis seeking a modest $13 daily wage. He says he is broke and wants to return to work while reflecting on past public fame and personal finances.
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World Powers Urged to Halt Space Weaponization Move
At Geneva, UPI reports US chief delegate Frederick M. Eaton urged the 10 nation disarmament conference that nuclear powers take immediate steps to prevent weapons from being shot into space. The proposal aims to stop an East West arms race from entering the missile age.
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Adenauer Proposes Plebiscite on Berlin Status
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer unveiled a plebiscite idea to gauge Berliners on the city’s status amid Soviet pressure. U.S. officials said the proposal was new to the government but may be supported after study. Adenauer spoke at the National Press Club in Washington before leaving for Los Angeles.
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All White Jury To Try 400 Negroes In Orangeburg
An all white jury was selected to try 400 Negroes in Orangeburg South Carolina as NAACP leaders urged a nationwide boycott of chain stores over lunch counter segregation. Roy Wilkins directed members to withhold patronage in protest of southern policies. Police used tear gas to break up anti desegregation parades and arrest students charged with breach of peace.
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