Winter blasts hit northern Ohio with heavy snow and record lows
Up to a foot of snow fell in parts of the northeast Ohio snowbelt as temperatures plunged to record lows. Columbus 14, Toledo 16, Cincinnati 20 broke 85 year and date records. Traffic accidents rose with slippery Interstates and a 16 car pileup on I-71.
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James Thompson
Senate Vote Due on boosting Tax
In Columbus Ohio the Legislature weighs a plan to raise revenue with a 1.5 cent increase in the state sales tax and a four to eight percent corporate tax. If approved in the Senate, the measure could move to the House that same evening.
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Charles Kurfess
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Theodore Gray
Piqua
William Taft
R- 26
James Flannery
D-48
Cleveland
John Gilligan
Conference
House Finance Committee
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Amchitka blast yields minimal environmental damage
Government spokesmen report minor initial adverse effects from the Amchitka underground nuclear test and foresee using explosions to tap natural gas. AEC officials plan no further tests on Amchitka and anticipate possible later tests near Rio Blanco Colorado for gas production, amid ongoing environmental monitoring and protests.
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Advance Team Sets Stage For China at United Nations
A six member advance party from Peking flies to New York to arrange for the arrival of Communist China's first UN representatives. Kao Liang leads the group bound for Kennedy Airport as U.N. officials plan lodging and offices for the 10 member delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan Hua with Huang Hua as permanent delegate.
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Huang Hua
Canada
U S military strength in Vietnam drops to 191100
Saigon reports a weekly drop of 5600 troops bringing total U S forces in Vietnam to 191100 the lowest since December 1965. Breakdown shows 184900 Army 31900 Air Force 9700 Navy 500 Marines 100 Coast Guard.
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Theaters and Television Cited in Local Watch
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