Snowfall Closes Many Area Schools
Southeastern Ohio and surrounding regions faced heavy snow with up to a foot in the hill country. Schools closed, roads blocked, and one death occurred in a Route 50 near Belpre crash. City buses ran late. rural routes largely impassable. conditions echoed across Ohio and the Eastern states.
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Mikoyan Faces Rough Oslo Reception After Cuba Visit
In Oslo Anastas Mikoyan faced boos from about 800 students who condemned Soviet treatment of Hungarian refugees and called him a liar. He defended Soviet actions and touted peaceful goals while on a two day visit after signing a Cuba trade pact with Fidel Castro’s government.
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Warm Temps Indicated In Ohio Forecast
Ohio skies were fair with cold weather and snow cover varying from one inch at Dayton to twelve inches along the Ohio River from Chesapeake to Marietta. A low pressure system moved northeast and outlooks predict a rise in temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday. highs may melt some snow each afternoon while today’s temps stay between 25 and 33. Cold spots included Zanesville at 4 above, with Akron 8, Cleveland 14, Columbus 17, Cincinnati 18, and Toledo 1.
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Carole Tregoff May Be Called for Testimony
In Los Angeles ex-model Carole Tregoff 23 may testify in the Finch murder trial. Dr R Bernard Finch 42 and his estranged wife Barbara Jean 36 are in court accused of murder and conspiracy over a July 18 shooting. The decision to call Tregoff hinges on whether she can support Finch by confirming or denying claims about hired killer Jack Cody.
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Nehru Seeks Talks With Chou Over Border Dispute
Prime Minister Nehru invites Chinese Premier Chou En-lai to talks in New Delhi. He suggests the second half of March as a likely time, marking a shift from his earlier stance. The two governments remain far apart over a 51,000 square mile Himalayan border area, with India seeking no man’s land status and Chinese troops still present.
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Five Day Forecast From OHO Warns of Cool Week
Temperatures are expected to average about five degrees below normal with normal highs from 36 to 42 and lows from 20 to 26. A slight warming is shown Tuesday and Wednesday, little change Thursday through Saturday. Showers or snow flurries are indicated Friday or Saturday.
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Ohioan Attacks Bomarc Program as Wasteful
Rep. William E. Minshall of Ohio denounces Air Force plans to spend four billion on Bomarc missiles. He argues the weapons are ineffective now and will soon be obsolete. Six tests at about one million dollars each failed, he notes, while the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee previously rejected the push to fund more Bomarges.
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U.S. Plans Restoration of Tokyo Zenpukuji Temple Main Hall
The first U.S. legation site in Japan, destroyed by American bombers in May 1945, will be restored. The structure is the main building of Zenpukuji Temple located in Azabu, Tokyo.
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Divided Senate Faces Bitter Civil Rights Battle Start
The Senate splits into three camps Liberal minorities push for swift action while moderates seek modest gains and Southern dissenters resist. Lyndon B. Johnson leads the middle, with no bloc holding a clear majority as plans to call up a House passed bill loom. Senator Russell warns of a Roman circus atmosphere in an election year.
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Child illness saves 3 lives in maple heights fire
A sick child and her mother and brother avoided the frame home blaze by staying with their grandmother in Maple Heights. The family’s father Michael Costanzi was hospitalized when the fire broke out.
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Burmese Daily Calls Khrushchev an Unwelcome Visitor
Rangoon Burma's largest English language paper branded Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev an unwelcome visitor as he planned a two day stop in Rangoon en route from India and Indonesia.
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Moscow Radio Opens Russian Lessons For North American Listeners
Moscow radio began teaching Russians letters of the alphabet and the word vash to North American listeners. The first nine minute lesson aired Sunday night with lessons to repeat Sundays at 8 15 p m EST and rebroadcast on Tuesday and Friday at the same times.
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Officials Hold To Theory Of Kidnapping
Golden authorities and the FBI pursue the disappearance of Adolph Coors III, 44, chairman of Adolph Coors Co. His car was found deserted with a running engine and blood on the seat. Sheriff Wermuth supports the kidnapping theory amid ongoing inquiries.
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State PR Man Quits After Tiff
Public Information Officer William O. French of the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction resigned. A former Harrisburg and Columbus reporter, he had edited the department magazine Motive, whose widening circulation drew Gov. DiSalle’s 1959 cut of issues. French said DiSalle’s remarks were politically inspired and cited demand for Motive. He will leave the $9000 year post after stating no reason to answer further questions about his comments.
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Argentina Presses Sub Attack as Hunt Reaches Seventeenth Day
Argentina's navy presses its assault on a mystery submarine with new U S depth charges but the sub evades capture as a second sub harasses ships near Golfo Nuevo. Officials say operation sinking may yield results soon while the United States and Britain deny involvement and the Soviet embassy denies nearby Russian ships.
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MacArthur Improves at Lenox Hill Hospital
General Douglas MacArthur's condition continued to improve at Lenox Hill Hospital where he remains hospitalized for a urological issue.
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Queen Elizabeths Third Child Expected Soon
Crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace as the birth of Queen Elizabeths third child neared. Maternity nurse Sister Helen Rowe moved into the palace and obstetrician John Harold Peel waited at his London apartment just seven minutes from the palace.
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French Plan for H Bomb Studied After Sahara Test
Paris reports discuss a French hydrogen bomb as a possibility after France’s Sahara nuclear test. Pierre Guillaumat, the atomic energy chief, said the issue is being studied while Defense Minister Messmer cautioned France has not reached its goal but will push to field a nuclear strike force. Jacques Soustelle urged France to proceed with a hydrogen bomb if feasible.
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Religion Not A Factor Is Nixon's Claim
Nixon says religion should not be an issue in the campaign and would be personally reprehensible to him. He notes the country has moved past 1928 when Al Smith's Catholicism affected the election, referencing Sen. John Kennedy as a Catholic contender.
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Panel Hears Chessman Appeal Today
Daryl Chessman 38 seeks en banc review before a nine judge panel of the Ninth Circuit. The appeal follows a prior denial by Chief Judge Richard Chambers in Tucson as his death date nears at San Quentin.
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Runaway New York heiress faces theft charge in Miami case
Miami report details 17 year old Roberta Orr Brady of Southampton on trial for stealing 3400 from her mother to fund a honeymoon with Albert Brady 26 amid an abduction and auto theft probe. FBI found Roberta. Brady has prior marriages and a troubled past with criminal connections and a possible Houston divorce.
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