Acute Wintry Siege Grips Northland, Snow and Cold Burden Regions
Subzero temperatures linger across central and northern plains to the Atlantic. Wisconsin to Montana report days with no above freezing readings while snow and ice disrupt travel from the Rockies to Washington. Watertown sees seven inches of snow closing schools. 9,000 Marines begin a winter exercise at Camp Drum near Watertown. Four weather deaths reported in Kentucky and a Nashville woman found frozen in a shed. Ice jams form on the Mississippi near Cairo as 90 percent of river is frozen.
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Area Highways See 35 Mishaps In January
Corry State Police substation reports January traffic scene with 7 accidents and 3 deaths and 21 injuries across Erie Crawford and Warren counties. Property damage totals 26105. Troopers logged 107 traffic and 7 criminal arrests, 72 calls for assistance.
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Erie
Crawford
Warren
Eany
George Martin
Debating U.S. gold backing as deficits widen
The article explains Congress will discuss gold reserve revisions amid a persistent U.S. balance of payments deficit. It notes France's de Gaulle blames the United States for gold drain, while credits point to a gap between outbound and return flows, with 1964 fourth quarter worsening and January demand rising. It cites $2.6 billion more dollars sent abroad last year, $3.6 billion in trade excess, and $4 billion in net foreign investment income as key factors.
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New York
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de Gaulle
France
Private American Investments Abroad and U S Capital Flows
Private American investments abroad reached 21 billion dollars while foreign investments in the United States totaled 100 billion. U S banks lent 1.2 billion to foreigners and Americans added 200 million in long term foreign securities to portfolios. Short term dealings show U S private investment rising to 2.1 billion offset partly by 12 billion in foreign investment in U S short term securities, yielding a net private capital loss of 4.3 billion. Government overseas defense spending totaled 2.8 billion with grants and loans to other nations draining 3.8 billion more.
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United States
U.S
Cattle rustlers dodge hot lead in Trigg County
In Lalla Kentucky a cattleman and night intruders exchanged shots during a rustling wave. About eight thousand dollars worth of cattle and hogs were stolen in the last eight months. Trigg County Farm Bureau officials report tranquilizer gun use to ease loading and reduce noise.
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Lalla
Trigg County
Kentucky
Johnson Signals Price Supports Across Farm Commodities
President Johnson pledges continued price supports for rice and wool, with amendments to keep rice prices competitive globally and extend the wool law. He affirms cooperation with livestock producers to sustain fair prices, expand markets domestically and internationally, and prevent undue import increases. Ongoing study will guide changes for other farm commodities as conditions demand.
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Rica
Johnson
Columbus Township Plans 1 Percent Tax on Salaries
Columbus Township Supervisors propose a general revenue tax of 1 percent on salaries wages and other compensation earned by township residents starting July 1 1965 and a 1 percent net profits tax for business activities. The measure includes filing returns by January 31 1966 and quarterly payments by employers with enforcement by the township solicitor.
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Warren County
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Ig Forces
United States
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