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THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1961 Thirtr-Four Ribicoff to Propose Cuban Refugee Plan Salem Tunnel Cleared, B. Trains Resume MIAMI. Fla, Feb. 1 AP He said he would submit re- NEW EAR WAX 4. Water superintendent Leslie from low water pressure, were Iff wawpKRajRflgfy Voiemg detenniantion to ofTeriief proposals to the President President! Kennedy mm Fridav.

He predicted Kennedy airi nrnmm fnr Cuban renl-i resumed today. A railroad spokesman said full service was expected for the evening rush. gees throging South immediate steps (Welfare Secretaary Abraham I both through executive action SALEM, Feb. 1 Boston Maine Railroad service was restored this afternoon at workmen pumped the last of yesterday's flood waters from the new railroad tunnel. A water main break had sent 5 million gallons of water flowing into the business district -and flooded the new Salem TunneL Wiley said a 15-foot section of the main beneath Bridge st had been replaced by 2 a.m.

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Now ot now only the Search and Rescue Section, said: "We're getting twice as many calls for lee breaking as we can possibly handle. This is the worst Winter I've ever seen along this shore. Our icebreakers are working around the clock now. There's just too much for them to handle." Long Island Sound. "This is the worst Winter icing along the New England coast within the memory of anyone here," a spokesman for the First Coast Guard District said.

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