Snowstorm Hits Atlantic Coast with Heavy Northeast Snow
The winter storm moved out to sea after spilling six to 12 inches from Central Pennsylvania to Southern New England. Record totals pressed Albany and Providence with eight inches in the city and higher in suburbs. New York City saw light snow on Easter Sunday, with notable accumulations nearby. Airlines canceled shuttle flights between New York airports, Boston and Washington, while travelers faced long drives and numerous accidents in Southern New England and Maryland. Warnings remained in effect in parts of New York, Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Connecticut as cold air followed behind the system.
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United Press International
Atlantic Coast
Pennsylvania
England
Albany
N.Y
Empire Filaie
Providence
New York City
New York
Boston
Washington
Piltsburgh
New England
Hartford
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
Carolinas
Record low temperatures reach March in Youngstown area
Cold weather extends across the region with show flurries in parts of Idaho and northern Nevada to Michigan. Below zero readings reported in Philipsburg Pennsylvania while Key West Florida reaches 77 degrees as another warm spot.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Idaho
Nevad
Michigan
Northwestern
Texas
Philipsburg
Key West
The Lighter Side’s Do and Don’t List for Soviet Farms
Washington columnist humorously drafts a contrived Soviet guide of farming missteps. The piece parodies official criticism, listing comically specific errors such as confusing cabbage with turnips, misreading crop signals, and planting timing, with mock safety in choosing which crops to sow and when to plant.
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Soviet Union
Politburo
Thief steals 33 dozen Easter eggs in odd incident
A report from Wakeman states a thief fled with 33 dozen freshly dyed Easter eggs from a local egg house. Police were notified as the elf Bunny, 40-eyed creature, described the suspect and chase ensued. The incident disrupted holiday preparations and left eggs missing.
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Wakeman
Chin
UL Spimeme
Tald
Status of major legislation in Washington
Congress reports progress on education with a $23 billion extension. welfare overhaul aims at a family assistance plan. School lunch expansion. crime bills expand tools against organized crime. drug penalties relaxed. Food stamps authorization targets $2.5 billion by 1972. Banking and aviation bills move. census and voting rights actions mixed. Oil spill liability bill approved. rail and mine safety measures advance. postal reform proposed.
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House
Senals Conference
Weleare
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Nixon
Senate
CRIMM
Dtowse Post Office
Canress
Catholic Women Hold Meeting in DAVID CITY Parish Rectory
Parish Council of Catholic Women met after Wednesday Mass at the Rectory. Vice President Ann Birkel led the session. Marilyn Dealt read on the recent Deanery gathering in Abie. Members welcomed visiting families and discussed banners for Easter and CCD activities with 106 students from multiple churches.
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Angst Warhalaski
Cynthia Lynn
Jerome Kovay
GGO
St. Mary's
St. Francis, Center
Assumption
Appleton
Oly
Trinity
Hrainard
John Rasmussen
Dennis Palik
Nicholas Klein
Diavesan Family Affairs Commission
Nebraska Center
Claremont Candidate Mrs Myrlie Evers Runs for Congress
Mrs Myrlie Evers a Democratic candidate from California moves with her three children to Claremont seeking the party nomination in a district stretching from Ontario to Glendale. She recalls leaving Mississippi after Medgar Evers was killed and notes the warm reception amid occasional hostility. She emphasizes need to support education and community, remains determined to serve and improve society despite uphill campaign in a largely Republican area.
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Claremont
Calif
UPL
Myrlie Evers
Congress
California
Medgar Avers
Jackson
Miss
Medgar
Mississippi
Los Angeles County
Thad
T Myself
Center For Educational Opportunities
Claremont Colleges
Assembly
Ontario
San Bernardino County
Bagte Rock
Glendale
Carlier
Glenard Lipscomb
Tony
Hippen
Lis
Nemorats
Vine
Citizer
Ani Ping
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Country Side Homes
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Columbus
Hiway
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