Winter Delivers Its Sunday Punch
Arctic air spreads across the nation with subzero forecasts from the Pacific Northwest to the Great Lakes while huge snow and ice storms hit the Middle Atlantic. Dakotas Minnesota Colorado and Kansas issue cold wave warnings as Niagara County suffers an ice storm cutting power and triggering evacuations.
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Associated Press
Northwest
Plains States
Middle Atlantic
Dakotas
Minnesota
Colorado
Kansas
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
Great Falls
Mont
New York State
Niagara County
Israel to Retaliate Declared by Eshkol in Conflict
A wartime dispatch quotes Prime Minister Eshkol pledging retaliation after Israeli raids. An Israeli secretary and an accountant voice mixed feelings about the necessity of the strikes. Jordan reports clashes near Allenby Bridge with civilian casualties and property damage in Shuneh.
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Lebanon
Algeria
Allenby Bridge
Amman
Joraese
Shuneh
North Korea to host joint meeting at Panmunjom amid regional tensions
The foreign ministry announced a six party style meeting at Panmunjom with the United Nations Command and MAC to discuss Arab terrorist threats and North Korean actions. The article notes ongoing regional strife including Israeli Jordanian artillery exchanges and references to past conflicts.
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Seoul
United Nations Command and Command
Athens
North Korea
Military Armistice Commission
Israel
UNC
Panmunjom
York
U. S
Weather summary from scattered states and cities
Fragmented forecast notes across multiple regions describe cloudy and cold conditions with snow flurries in the east and northwest plus highs mostly in the 20s to 40s. Mentions include Virginia Kentucky Ohio Florida California Indiana and Illinois with variable cloud cover and occasional rain or snow.
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Associated Press
Ine
Shean
Honolulu
Jacksonville
Sacksonville
Mts Angeles
Benu Lovixville
Enna
Sam
Sri Witiwaykee
St. P
WSW
Orleans
Ohio
Ferrari
Ohio Valley
New England
Rockies
Central Plains
Hanoi Hanoi talks and U S envoy weigh ideas from high level talks
Hanoi and the U S delegation continued weekend meetings as Hanoi seeks to hear if new ideas emerged from high level consultations with President Johnson and President-elect Nixon. Cyrus Vance said no date was set for another meeting, signaling the Communists may request a new session.
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Hanoi
Cyrus R. Vance
U. S
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Vance
United States
U.S
State Schools Hit Curious Plateau
The article notes a decline in the state’s school-age population projected through 1980 and cites the U.S. ranking 11th nationally in the share of children aged 5 to 17 in school. It also covers Israel’s raid on Beirut International Airport as a reprisal for the Athens El Al attack, with international reactions from the United States the Soviet Union and other powers.
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Bei
U.S
Tokyo
Dwight Porter
Yafi
Lebanon
Pos-T
American Airlines
el al
Athens
United States
Beirut
Mediterranean
Middle East
Washington
Soviet Union
Tass
Michel Debre
France
United Nations Security Council
Israel
McGovern urges limited Vietnam plan and hunger fix
Senator McGovern on NBC argues a limited ground strategy could reduce U S troop levels without hurting negotiations. He urges immediate U S force cuts and calls for a bold hunger relief policy while warning Hickel may face Senate scrutiny. He predicts stronger Democratic opposition in Nixon era.
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Washington
NBC
George S. McGovern
Ameri
South
Vietnam
U.S
South Dakota
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Maiden voyage canceled after explosive distraction in Saigon
An offensive moment aborted the maiden voyage with an explosive charge planted by Viet Cong near Saigon. A power plant two blocks from Ambassador Bunker’s residence was damaged lightly. About 40 miles north, enemy fire hit the U S 1st Air Cavalry base with light casualties and no American deaths.
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U.S
Ellsworth
Sai’ Gon
U. S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
QE2 Maiden Voyage Delayed By Major Work Delays
Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth 2 delayed its debut to New York due to engine faults and extensive unfinished interiors. Sir Basil Smallpeice said repairs could take at least three weeks, with Cunard officials estimating costs up to 1.2 million as engineers from Scotland work at Southampton. About 1,300 passengers had booked for the New York trip and 11,250 for the initial cruise voyage.
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New York
Cunard Co
Canary Islands
Basil Smallpeice
Cunard
Lect
Tam
West Virginia Education Funding Faces Ranking Slide
The association projects attendance dip from about 415900 to 409600 and a drop in the state’s average teacher salary to 6600, ranking 41st. California pays the most teachers 9450 while Mississippi pays 4821, with the national average 7709. WV relies heavily on state funding for education.
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Oklahoma
Rhode Island
West Virginia
California
Mississippi
South
Southeast
Vonda Jean Recaptured In Virginia
Vonda Jean Mullenax aged 25, a convicted murderer and mother of nine, was recaptured in a private home near Front Royal Virginia after escaping from the West Virginia Prison for Women Friday night. She did not resist but refused extradition to return to the prison.
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Front Royal Va
Vonda Jean Mullenax
West Virginia
Here
Warren
Gary Keyser
Fashion reporters Sandy and Danny at The Gazette
Sandy covers fashion world from New York shows with designers Gernreich Casini Blass Trigere and more. Danny edits sports pages and hobnobs with locals while collecting beer steins and home movie footage. They recently bought a house and decorate it while sharing stories at The Gazette.
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The
Gazette
Sandy Wells
Danny Wells
Sandy
Danny
Kanawha Valley Hospital
O’shea
Huntington
Marshall University
Charleston
West Virginia University
Daily Athenaeum
Marshall
Rudi Gernreich
Oleg Cassini
Bill Blass
Pauline Trigere
Gazetteer
New York
New York Couture Business Council
the Gazette
Astronauts Return Home After Moon Mission
The three astronauts Bill Anders Jim Lovell and Frank Borman arrived at Ellington Field after their Christmas Eve lunar orbit and quarter million mile journey. Welcomed by families neighbors and official greetings at their homes near the Manned Spacecraft Center.
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Yorktown
Ellington
Manned Spacecraft Center
Anders
Bill
Borman
Lovell
Moon
Charleston Fire Department Runs and Investigations
Fire crews responded Sunday at 4 18 p m to an address on Summers South for an investigation and at 10 19 p m to WCHS Studios for another investigation as part of routine emergency calls.
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Charleston
WCHS
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Jordan River
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Eninesia Inta
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McGovern
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Anthony Hepper
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John Rannie
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Magelhaens A
Colombo
Vonda Jean
Virginia
Psi
Cee
Charleston Gazette
the State Newspaper
Keer
Ander
NASA
Earth
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Edwin Borman
Jeffery
City National Bank
MecCorkle Ave
Cherkaton
W. Va
GIVIS
California Ave
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