Killer Snowstorm Moves Toward East
A wave of cold swept nine states as a new killer snowstorm hit the Eastern Seaboard causing transport delays school closings and fatalities. Chicago reported up to eight inches more snow bringing its total to 36.5 inches from the three storms with 27 inches still on the ground. Deaths were reported from the Dakotas to Michigan as authorities battled drifting highways and plows stuck in snow.
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Illinois
Texas
Nebraska
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Indiana
Illinois 136
Ranjioul
Dakotas
Michigan
South Dakota
Kennedy trips spark denial of peace signal claim
Paris reports disputed a Newsweek claim that Hanoi sent a peace offer to Sen. Robert F. Kennedy during his Paris visit. Officials from France the US Embassy and the North Vietnamese mission denied any such message existed. Kennedy withheld comment awaiting White House guidance. The piece notes Hanoi media mentions possible talks if bombing stops and reports a broader peace context.
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Paris
Robert F. Kennedy
Hanoi
Newsweek Magazine
United States
Mai van Bo
Kennedy
U.S
Foreign Office
Etienne Manac’h
Quai D’orsay
Foreign Ministry
Sen. Kennedy
Manac’h
White House
State Department
Johnson
Nhan Dan Today
Tokyo
U. S
South Vietnam
Nhan Dan
Newsweek
Washington
Johnson seeks bold $50 million anti crime plan
President Johnson urged Congress to back a sweeping effort to fight crime with all means. He proposed at least $50 million in the next fiscal year under a Safe Streets and Crime Control Act to fund state and city planning, research, and pilot anti crime projects.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Mao foes ousted in China say Japanese reports
Diplomatic sources in Peking report Liu Shao-chi and Teng Hsiao-ping ousted from government and party posts Maoist resistance continues. Yomiuri notes Liu lost both posts. Teng may have been expelled by the central committee. Reports describe ongoing factional struggle across southwest China and Shanghai.
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Peking
Red China
Liu Shao-chi
Communist Party
Teng Hsiao-ping
Asahi Shimbun
Yomiuri
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
China
Liu
Teng
Central Committee
National People’s Congress
New China News Agency
Tibet
Kweichow
Szechwan
Yunnan
Bombing of North Vietnam enters third year in debate
AP surveys the two year U S bombings cost in pilots and aircraft and the heated dispute over aims and methods. Officials describe limitations on targets and routes while pilots report restrictions hamper efforts to stop infiltration and hit key industrial and logistical targets.
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North Vietnam
U.S
United States
Asf
Saigon
South Vietnam
United’ S States
Pentagon
Johnson
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Chamber Leaders Clash Over Saco Biddeford Charter Study
Saco Chamber President Martin J. Rielly defended the study committee's authority while Mayor Doyle questioned its scope. The piece outlines two charter bills before the legislature, one emergency bill easing charter changes and a rival requiring voter referenda. Cassette'sTaxpayers Protective Association opposes the emergency bill and backs Doyle on the Hans Klunder Associates bill and the charter study controversy.
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Donald C. Doyle
Biddeford
Lloyd M. Anderson
Rielly
Anderson
Chamber
Leo Lemire
Lemire
Doyle
Cassette
Augusta
Hans Klunder Associates
Charter Study Committee
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