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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Monday, December 17, 1956
New England Toll
In Storm Hits 20
Power Failure
Worst Since
'38 Blow
By UNITED PRESS
More snow, sleet and freezing
rain were seen (or sections of the
New England states today, and a
new winter storm poured out of
Canada into the central plains and
the Great Lakes region.
The precipitation in the North
east followed on the heels of a
vicious weekend storm that killed
at least 20 persons, paralyzed
transportation and disrupted
power.
Weathermen said the storm is
expected to he confined largely to
northern New England. Mostly
fair skies are seen tor the south
eastern states to continue a thaw
that began Sunday.
Power Cut Off
Sections of Connecticut re
mained under a state of emergen
cy as a result of the weekend
storm that caused more damage
to power lines than the disastcrous
19.18 hurricane.
More than 115,000 homes in Con
necticut alone were plunged into
darkness by felled power lines, but
the number had been cut in half
by Sunday.
Families without heat for two
days were given shelter in Na
tional Guard armories, and civil
defense headquarters in Boston I
sent 16 emergency generators to
restore power in some Connecticut
areas.
Meanwhile, residents of the
NEAR VLADIVOSTOK
Russ Protests U.S.
Aerial 'Trespass'
By HAROLD MILKS "Fine weather and good visl
MOSCOW on -The Soviet gov- b'l'ty prevailed in the area, pre
eminent has accused three U.S. eluding the possibility that the pi-
BS7 jet bombers of trespassing ' ' Imt their way the note de-
near the big Pacific port of Via
divostok last week on a flight that
was "clearly a reconnaissance at
tempt." A Soviet note sent the Slate De
partment via the U.S. Embassy in
Moscow demanded punishment for
those responsible and that steps
be taken to prevent future vio
lations of the state frontiers of the
U.S.S.R. by American aircraft."
(U.S. Air Force officials in Ja
pan, where B57s have been sta
tioned since last January, said
they had no knowledge of any such
flight. The State Department with
held comment until the note could
be studied further.)
can planes flew over the area of
the big Siberian naval base Dec.
11 in the early afternoon.
dared. It contended the flight
"can be regarded only as a pre
meditated action of the U.S. mili
tary authorities with obvious re
connaissance purposes."
The note gave no indication of
any action taken by Soviet defense
forces against the planes. But it
concluded that "in tfie event of
recurrence . . responsibility for
the consequences of such viola
tions will rest squarely on the
government of the U.S.A.
Two Soviet MIG fighters shot
down a U.S. Navy patrol plane
off Vladivostok Sept. 4, 1054. and
the Soviets charged the plane had
flown over Siberia. Nine of the 10
men aboard were rescued. The
The note said the three Amcrl-f United States denier the Russian
charge of trespassing and said the
plane was over international wa
ters.
communities of Spencer and
Weston, W.Va., returned to their
homes as flood waters receded in
the Monongahela River. Heavy
rams sent the rive spilling over Us
banks, but dams checked the rise
of the river is it flowed into
Pennsylvania.
A fresh wave of frigid air swept
Into the northern plains and was
expected to overspread the central
"Rockies, the central plains and
most of the upper Mississippi
Valley and the Great lakes region
during the day.
Temperatures plunged to 10 de
grees below zero in parts of North
Dakota.
Three Children Die
Below zero readings also were
reported in northwest Minnesota
where three children perished
when a fire destroyed their home
at Gracevilie Sunday night.
Fog continued to blanket parts
the Ohio Valley and extended
along the eastern seaboard states
south to Florida. Ttflin pelted the
North Pacific Coast and partly
cloudy and coider weather reached
to the northern Rockies.
Some early morning readings in
cluded Boston 37, New York 4.1,
Atlanta Sfi, Miami 7fi, Dallas 54,
Denver 36, Los Angeles 48 and
Seattle 43.
FBI Nips Conspiracy
To Kidnap Beck's Son
SEATTLE Ml The Post-Intelli
gencer, in a copyrighted story,
said Monday that Dave Beck Jr.,
35-year-old son of the president
of the International Teamsters
Union, was the intended victim
of a kidnap plot thwarted by the
FBI.
' The scheme to kidnap Beck, the
P-I said, was hatched at a fed
eral penitentiary, "believed to be
Leavenworth, several months
ago.
The FBI learned of the scheme,
the P-I said, and warned Dave
Beck Sr. and Dave Beck Jr. The
FBI Captures
Most Wanted
Bank Robber
LITTLE TtOCK, Ark. W-Charles
Edward Rands, one of the FBI's
10 most wanted men before his I
capture last night near Pine Bluff, I
Ark., was scheduled for arraign
ment today before a U, S. com-'
missioner for violations of the fed- j
eral bank robbery statute. I
The 34-year old Ranels had been j
sought by the FBI In connection
with bank holdups in Kentucky
and Arkansas. !
Also scheduled for arraignment
on a charge of harboring Ranels
was blonde Opal Oneida May. 32.
arrested with him by FBI agenls
In a raid on a rural grocery store
she operated.
Ranels and the woman had been
living in a shack in a wooded
area 7', miles from Pine Rlufl oil
I'.S Highway 270. the FBI said.
They were taken without re
sistance al a store in the Dewdrop
community.
Ranels has been Idcnlilied by
the FBI as one of the two gun
men who rnhhed a Louisville. Kv .
hank of (34.tll Oct 27. 1954.
He also had been iilonl if ii-d as
the lone bandit who robbed a I. one
Oak. Ky . hank of s'i.7M in cash
and (l.vnno worth of unsigned
traveler's rhecks May 27. '!.',..
Russ Leaders
Fly to Poland
Troop Parley
MOSCOW Ul Defense Minister
Georgi Zhukov and Foreign Min
ister Dmitri Shepilov flew to War-.
saw today to work out the legal
status" of Soviet troops on Polish
territory.
The talks may set a new pat
tern for the Soviet Union's rela
tionship with its East European
satellites.
The Polish Communist party's
"nationalist" boss, Wladyslaw
Gomulka, in recent talks with So
viet leaders in Moscow agreed to
let Russian soldiers remain in
Poland but with agreement that
the Polish government would have
the final word on their numbers
and movements.
An announcement after the Mos
cow talks said the two govern
ments would negotiate later con
cerning the "strength and com
position of the Soviet troops" in
Toland.
(There have been reports re
cently of Polish workers demand
ing the complete withdrawal of
Soviet troops. However, the Red
regime wants to keep the Russian
soldiers in Poland because they
insure Polish retention of terri
tory taken from Germany after
World War II.)
latter, the P-I said, was given
careful instructions on procedures
for hn own protection.
In addition, the story said,
Beck Jr. and the members of his
immediate family have been "un
der surveillance and protection"
since the FBI learned of the kid
nap plot.
Richard D. Auerbach, special
agent in charge ' the Seattle of
fice of the FBI, declined to com
ment on the P-f's story. Beck Jr.
was out of town. According to the
P-I, one of the prison inmates who
planned the kidnaping was to
"proceed to Seattle upon being re
leased on parole."
The FBf, 'learning of the plot,
made an effort to nob the parolee
when he arrived here. Falling, the
FBI called in Beck Sr. and his
son and told them of the kidnap
plot. The Recks went to the FBI
office I'.iC following day.
Beck Sr. said:
"They (the FBI) told us that
during the night they had picked
up a suspect. They took us into
a large adjoining room and
brought out the suspect under
strong lights. We didn't know him
but I found out later he had been
a member of one of otir unions.
What disposition was made of this
man later 1 don't know. I ha e
never been told and I haven't
asked."
ItAM.ItOAI) FEATURES MOVIES
JERSEY CITY. N.J. it!P-The
Pennsylvania Railroad will ofler
nunies to patrons on two of its
commuter trains Ibis week. A 16
minute him will be shown to about
ii."0 commuters explaining why the
railroad wants to consolidate the
two trains into one.
Coupon Dav for
Krilifli Drivers
LONDON Today was coupon
day (or British motorists, (.iisoltnf
and oil products went on ration
for thr first time since post
World War II restrictions uere
liftrJ in l!Ui.
The new rationing made nec
essary by closure of the Sue
Canal, limits automobile owners to
the equivalent of ;'00 miles per
month. Oil allocations for home
hratinjt and industry also are rut
sharply.
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Tito May Get
U.S. Bid Soon
WASHINGTON 1 President
Tito of Yugoslavia may soon be
invited to visit the United States,
it has been learned.
Authorities also appeared to feel
that Tito a Communist leader
who successfully broke away from
Russian domination in 1948
would accept such an invitation
from President Kisenhower.
Titoism defiance of Soviet
rule has assumed a new im
portance in the Western world in
the wake of the successful revolt
against the Kremlin in Communist
Poland and the bloody revolt in
Hungary. i
Some time ago Yugoslavian rep-
Alaskan Plane
Crash Kills 4
FAIRBANKS, Alaska UPl Four
persons were killed Sunday when
an Alaskan Airlines plane crashed
resentatives put out strong feelers
for a similar invitation for Tito,
which Washington ignored.
during an attempted landing at
Tin City, on the western tip of
the Seward Peninsula.
The air line's office here said
the pilot of the small plane and
three passengers were killed when
the craft crashed and burned. The
names of those who died were
not immediately available.
The plane was just completing
' a flight from Nome. 110 miles
'southeast of Tie. City, when it
crashed.
Bullet in Ash
Tray Hits Boy
BUFFALO, N. Y. IA"I John
Sell, 1J, was critically Injured
when a bullet, lying in an ash
tray, exploded as he and a friend
threw lighted matches on it. Fly
ing pieces of metal pierced his
jugular vein and windpipe, author
ities said.
Investigators said the boy found
the bullet in a trash heap and
took it with him to the home of a
friend.
The second boy, Edgar J. Al
len, also 13, was unhurt.
Joe Kublsly, Buffalo University
senior, passed to five touchdowns
when the Bulls beat Bucknell, 91.
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