Early Winter Storm Hits Eastern U S With Snow and Cold
An intense Lake Erie centered storm brings heavy snow across six states from Tennessee to Michigan. Reports include 3 to 6 inches in the eastern Great Lakes region and up to 15 inches in central Kentucky. At least 16 deaths tied to weather, widespread road closures, and school delays mark the early event.
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Lake Erie
Tennessee
Michigan
Great Lakes
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Upper Peninsula
Midwest
Deep South
Huntsville
Ala
Birmingham
Minnesota
Southland
Florida
Jackson
Miss
Fort Walton Beach
Atlanta
Middle Tennessee
Louisville
Monteagle Mountain
Traffic Deaths State Today and in Earlier Years
A brief comparison notes traffic fatalities in the state today versus year-ago figures and earlier years. The data highlights trends in road safety, with counts labeled for current day and past intervals to illustrate changes over time.
Red Guard Rally in Peking Draws 2 Million Militant Support
In Peking two million Red Guards gathered for a top rally marking the cultural revolution. Mao Tse-tung and Lin Piao reviewed the march at Tienanmen Square with Chou En lai and Tao Chu nearby. The rally echoed a Warsaw report claiming the group seeks world war to defeat American imperialism.
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Tokyo
Peking
Red Guards
China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Tien An Men
Heavenly Peace — Square
Warsaw
Poland
Daniel Lulinski
Trybuna Ludu
Johnson to Launch Four Day Campaign Swing
President Johnson prepares a four day tour through a dozen states after returning from the Far East. Republicans draft a rebuttal to any hint that Democratic election wins might curb Communist pressure in Vietnam. Nixon warned a possible John record may be used by the opposition.
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Washington
Johnson
Far East
Manila
Richard M. Nixon
John
Three Juveniles Apprehended in Window Breaking Spree
Austin police announced arrests of three juveniles tied to a series of window breakings. The youths were taken into custody by Wednesday night as part of ongoing Halloween period patrols.
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Austin
Former Sheppard neighbor testifies in retrial
Samuel H Sheppard's brother Stephen was questioned about allegedly saying he had killed Marilyn after Sam's arrest. Bay Village mayor J Spencer Houk testified that Stephen suggested he might be responsible, while Bailey pressed Houk on visits to Marilyn and potential guilt. The retrial continued as prosecutors and defense combed through past actions and suspicions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Stephen
J. Spencer Houk
Houk
Bay Village
John T. Corrigan
Stephen A. Sheppard
Sam
Stephen Sheppard
Sheppards
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Lake Road
Bailey
Leo M. Spellacy
Samuel
Stephen A
Richard N
U.S. Supreme Court
Lake Front
Houks
Spen
Esther
LBJ's White House Stay Short Plans Weekend Campaign
President Johnson, fresh from a Far East trip, urges unity behind Vietnam policy and plans a rapid final campaign push Friday for Democrats in upcoming state and congressional elections. He cited Asian allies facing Communist aggression and urged Americans to travel the difficult road together.
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Son Blitz
Nixon
Johnson
Viet Nam
Bangkok
United States
American Broadcasting Co
New York
House
Gerald R. Ford
LBJ
White House
Washington
Far East
Dulles International
America
Manila
Coun
United States tests unmanned Gemini in space program launch
The Air Force launched a Titan 3% rocket carrying a Gemini capsule on a 127 mile high ballistic re entry. The test aims to assess heat shield performance for the Manned Orbiting Laboratory program with three satellites deployed and one reportedly failing to eject.
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AIR Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Air Force Titan
South Atlantic Ocean
Construction worker dies in sewer ditch collapse
A Minnesota construction worker, Charles Pugsley, 50, of Fairmont, employed by Swenson Excavating Co., Elbow Lake, was suffocated when a second cavern buried him while freeing a trapped co worker in a 12 foot sanitary sewer ditch in Welcome.
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Minn
Charles Pugsley
Fairmont
Swenson Excavating Co
Elbow Lake
Romney 1968 bid likely after upcoming election
Detroit AP reports that despite Gov. George Romney's focus on next Tuesday's election, plans are forming to launch a 1968 Republican presidential campaign on his behalf. Romney and advisers await public reaction to his anticipated victory before concrete steps are taken.
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Detroit
George Romney
Associated Press
Romney
Mill City Tots Found Stabbed to Death
Two girls aged five and eight months were found stabbed to death in the basement apartment of their parents at 2525 Emerson Ave South Minneapolis. The victims were Crissy and Pam Miller, daughters of Mr and Mrs Philip Miller.
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Minneapolis
Crissy
Pam
Philip Miller
Emerson Ave
Jet Type Near Beer Ordered Back
MEMPHIS AP. A Shelby County official says Jet near Beer is a nonalcoholic brew pulled from the market after tests showed alcohol content from .28 to .31 percent. The real beer must have at least 3.2 percent alcohol. A distributor laments weak sales.
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Memphis
Shelby County
William Morris
Goff Trial Hears Fundraiser Testimony In Minnesota Case
In St Paul a fellow DFL fundraiser testified he doubted a $2000 check to Sydney Goff was corporate and thus illegal. The trial over alleged Corrupt Practices Act violations opened, with key figures including Kitzer and Rein on trial as Goff faces a misdemeanor charge. The case ties to Allied Realty and bank sales. Also noted, Nobel Chemistry Prize awarded to Robert Mulliken for molecular orbital work.
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ST. Paul
Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party
Sydney Goff
Goff
Minnesota
Arthur A. Stewart
Clayton G. Rein
Allied Realty of
American Allied Insurance Co
DFL
Karl F. Rolvaag
Walter F. Mondale
Rein
John Daubney
Rolvaag-Mondale
Philip Kitzer Jr
Allied Realty
Kitzer
Kitzer Allied
King Packing
Newport Cold Stor
David Greenberg
Phalen Park State Bank
Stockholm
Sweden
Robert S. Mulliken
University of Chicago
Mulliken
Massachusetts
Swedish Academy of Science
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Sai
Thomas G. Rees
E Sther Houk
Kinsman’s, Inc
31St St
Garfield Grocery
Lyle Rollie
4Th Ave
Robert Ofstedahl
Ist Ave
Howard Porchardt
Speedway Market
5Th Ave. NE
Roy Anderson
4Th St
Park Shell Service
Main St
8Th Ave
Ellis Junior High
Algy Anderson
15Th St
Donald Jones
8Th St
Richard Doty
9Th Ave
9Th Ave. SW
19Th St. NE
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
Victor A. Johnston
National Broadcasting Co
Ford
John M. Bailey
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Walter R. Mears
Trymen
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Shelby, Mont
Mansfield
Charleston
W.va
Asia
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Virginia
South Viet Nam
Korea
38Th Parallel
Dulles International Airport
AP Wi
Mill City Tots
U. of Chicago
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