Sub Zero Temperatures Plague Large Parts of Nation
A massive cold wave covers much of the country with zero or below readings in at least 27 states. Arctic air brings snow and wind from Minnesota to New England, with deaths in Missouri and widespread icy conditions from Illinois to Kentucky and beyond.
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Desert Brothers Unearth Fate in Viet Nam Jungle
Dan Dawson travels through Saigon and rural Viet Nam seeking details of his brother Dan’s crash and disappearance. He raises a $1300 reward, distributes leaflets, and carries grave-digging gear as he visits jungles where no other American has gone without escorts. He fears for his own safety while pursuing the truth.
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South Viet Nam
Donald Charles Dawson
Bien Hoa Air Base
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Dan Dawson
Defense Department
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Rohnert Park
Calif
Panama
Oregon
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Viet Nam
Dawson
U.S
CIA
Burr Oak Funds Released for Park Improvements
State Controlling Board released 3.7 million for Burr Oak Lake facilities including 110000 for 60 camping sites and 48318 for a 60 unit lodge complex. Also funds for bathhouse expansion and land acquisition. Overall Natural Resources Department bond funds rise to 10.2 million.
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Burr Oak
Lake Hope
Hocking Hills Parks
Natural Resources Department
Buddhist Protesters Freed as Saigon Confronts Turmoil
South Vietnam's government released all Buddhists detained during days of demonstrations except those tied to Viet Cong activity. A 20 year old Viet Namese man was executed for terrorism in Saigon's market as paratroopers guarded the route from Chi Hoa Prison. Leaflets urged support for Huong and critique of Khanh’s coup. Temperatures forecast to dip well below normal with light snowfall possible.
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Committee To Review Academy Policies After Cheating Scandal
A five man committee chosen by Secretary of the Air Force Zuckert will review Air Force Academy policies following a classroom cheating scandal that led to 65 cadet resignations. Gen Thomas D White will head the panel as resignations may rise before the probe ends, likely by February 10.
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Eugene M. Zuckert
Thomas D. White
Air Force Chief of Staff
Ohio University to award 390 degrees at commencement
The Messenger reports Ohio University will confer 390 degrees at Saturday's commencement ceremonies, with page coverage on the event and related profiles.
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Gallia County
Albany
Glouster
Poston
Aid To Nasser Becomes Political Football
The House voted to bar shipment of surplus food to the United Arab Republic prompting administration pressure on the Senate to reverse the action. An Associated Press survey shows only two of 27 on the Senate appropriations committee would back reversal, while four support the House move and three are inclined to. The administration faces a tough fight to undo the ban on 34 million dollars of wheat and vegetable oils, with possible compromise replacing the amendment with a warning to Nasser.
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Nasser
United Arab Republic
Johnson
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Mike Mansfield
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
LBJ backs succession proposal in congressional push
President Johnson urges constitutional amendment to handle presidential disability and VP vacancies. Senate Judiciary subcommittee to hear the measure today before Johnson's message to Congress, while House Judiciary plans hearings starting February 9. The bill, led by Sen Birch Bayh and supported by key lawmakers, would allow the vice president to act as president with approval of both chambers if the president cannot discharge duties.
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Senate Judiciary
Capitol
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
House
GOP
Judiciary Committee
Action Begins On Appalachia Bill Key Votes Expected Monday
The Senate opens debate on the 1.09 billion Appalachia aid bill with anticipated final votes Monday. Sponsors Randolph and Cooper pledged amendments may appear today while McNamara proposed a regional development alternative.
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Appalachia
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
John S. Cooper
R-Ky
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Public Works Committee
Randolph
Ranger 8 and 9 Moon Shots Aim to Probe Surface Hardness
Pasadena scientists plan two more Ranger missions to image the lunar surface with sharper cameras and longer crater shadows to test if the terrain can bear man and equipment. Enhanced visuals may reveal crater depth and rim shape, informing whether the moon is solid or dust covered.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ranger 7
Burned Vinton Boy Dies in Columbus Hospital
Gale Stevens eight of South Bloomingville died in Children's Hospital Columbus Thursday night from burns suffered when his home burned Wednesday. The blaze killed his mother and sister. His brother Mark six is in grave condition with pneumonia. The fire started when kerosene exploded while starting a fire in the stove. Funeral services for the three will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Chestnut Grove Church. Services are arranged by the Hill home.
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Gale Stevens
South Bloomingville
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Mark
Chestnut Grove
Hill Home
Gas Rates To Decline On March 1
The natural gas rate in Athens will drop two cents per thousand cubic feet on March 1. Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc announced the reduction under the fuel cost clause of the community contract. Refunds from natural gas suppliers ordered by the Federal Power Commission in Washington drive the cuts for 219 Ohio communities in Columbia Gas of Ohio territory.
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Athens
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Federal Power Commission
Washington
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