Kefauver Says U S Missile Program Worse Than Thought
Senate testimony on the U S missiles program shows the situation worse than expected with “shocking” evidence of lag behind Russia in strategic fields. Kefauver urges more funding for missiles science and education while noting the picture is not hopeless.
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Expect Heavy Rains Here By Monday Cold Wave In West
Heavy rains expected here by Monday as a cold wave pushes into the region with winds up to 30 mph. Five day forecast shows temperatures dipping to 0 to 15 below in the north while precipitation averages two to four inches across northern Iowa and South Dakota. Local highs reach the mid 40s to 50s, with rainfall totaling about a third of an inch in the last 24 hours.
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Two Assault Cases Probed In City Police Look
City police investigate two assault cases. Frank Burrell reports three men halted him on Jonathan Street and one restrained him while another took his wallet with seven dollars and cards. Benny Rasore, a cab driver, was attacked near the bus terminal with clothing cut and a window broken. attacker seen with a switch blade and drinking. Robert Minnich notices a break in at 1400 block Glenwood Avenue through an open cellar window. nothing reported missing.
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Jobless Claims in Washington County Surge Over Year Ago
Unemployment claims in Washington County remain over twice the level of the prior year with more than 1200 claimants or beneficiaries weekly for the past month. Manager Matthew J White notes recent weeks mirror the rise seen in Cyland while a separate report details a drowning incident involving a car falling into a river.
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Board Approves Street Extension for Glenside
Washington County Roads Department instructed to open Glenside Avenue 400 feet from Oak Ridge Drive. Board of County Commissioners approved extending Glenside to Gay Street, with 1968 budget implications noted. In Livingston Montana Mrs Charles Woods 28 and her four children drowned when their car plunged into the Yellowstone River. husband missing.
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Fairchild F-27 Receives High Praise From Industry
The Fairchild F-27 propjet liner gains strong praise from business leaders and aviation publications. Production runs toward the March start with nearly 100 units planned, while feeder airlines eye its air conditioned interior and modern features for North and South American routes. Local crews report ongoing interest as production advances and promotional trips highlight the aircraft’s potential.
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Police Seek Help After Assault. Calls Pile Up
The City Police Department reports dozens of calls from the public identifying a man who attacked 16 year old Rose Marie Hoover on November 4 near West Wilson Boulevard. Chief Blair Overton says citizens halted patrols with tips from an artist’s depiction. Police stress confidential tips and note a $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.
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Man Seeks Pay Over Torn Toupee in Court Fight
John Goddard, 51, sues an insurance firm for 180 dollars over damages to his red toupee after a collision. The complaint alleges the wig was torn during the incident and seeks policy coverage. A second item notes Rose Hornbaker was fined for a road incident and awaits further action in court.
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Baltimore Opens New Harbor Tunnel At Midnight
Baltimore inaugurates a 217 mile expressway tunnel under the harbor linking south city to Canton and Fairfield. The project, financed by 190 million dollars in bonds, will relieve the downtown bottleneck as traffic from through routes uses tolls and through traffic speeds to five minutes east and west.
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Dr Stow Dies At 55 Washington and Lee Geology Professor
Dr Marcellus Henry Stow longtime Wash ington and Lee University geology professor and former Sharpsburg resident died at his Lexington Virginia home after a three month illness He served 39 years on the university faculty and recently advised the Virginia Department of Conservation and Development He died of a heart attack during field work near James Town He is survived by his wife Grace Hammond Stow and sister Mrs Martin Notgate of Seattle Washington Services will be held Saturday afternoon in Virginia.
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King Mohammed V Faces Morocco Crisis During American Tour
King Mohammed V of Morocco, visiting the United States, faced a growing crisis over Ifni and the Spanish Sahara as Col. Moulay Hafid briefed him in Virginia. The king, en route to Dallas, sought talks with top aides about uprisings in Ifni and Moroccan plans for a stronger royal authority amid Spanish measures.
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Eisenhower Leaves White House For Gettysburg Farm Visit
President Eisenhower travels by automobile to his Pennsylvania farm signaling a rapid recovery from a mild stroke. Doctors say recovery is excellent, with plans to stay through the weekend and a Cabinet briefing Monday.
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Mine Bidders For Building At Wolfsville
Nine bids for the general construction contract for the proposed new Wolfsville Elementary School were opened at a special meeting of the Frederick County School Board Tuesday but none was accepted, pending further study with the architects.
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Mountain Fire Near Los Angeles Brought Under Control
A major blaze in the San Gabriel Mountains near Los Angeles was contained after threatening foothill communities about 20 miles from the city. About 1,000 men were fed aboard the dunes as meals were flown by helicopter to crews on remote ridges.
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