Fog and cold sweep eastern region and Midwest
Dense fog disrupted air travel from Washington to Philadelphia with airports shut and driving hazards reported. A cold wave blanketed the Rockies and Midwest as temperatures plunged, while floods and ice jams plagued areas including Baraboo Wisconsin and cities along Lake Michigan. Early temps ranged from 9 above in New Mexico to 72 at Key West Florida.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Middle Atlantic
Dakotas
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Stats
Philadelphia
International
Friendship
Washington
Baltimore
Dulles
Texas
Oregon
California
Midwest
Pennsylvania
Circus World Museum
Baraboo
Wis
Ringling Bros. Circus
Lake Michigan
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Zuni
N.M
Key West
Fla
Death of Rear Admiral Norfolk On Train in London
Rear Admiral George Francis Norfolk aged 88, a torpedo and mining expert, collapsed and died in a train near London. A friend of Prince Philip, Norfolk commanded the destroyer Whelp when the prince served as his first lieutenant.
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London
George Francis Norfolk
Norfolk
Prince Philip
Whelp
Prince
Homes Destroyed By Slides As Rain Undermines Hillsides
LA hillside homes in Pacific Palisades and Bel-Air were shattered as heavy rains loosened soil on faulted slopes. Three Palisades houses collapsed after a hilltop drop. Bel-Air saw a mansions damaged and utilities disrupted. Governor Brown sent inspectors to assess disaster relief options for affected families.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Palisades
Bel-Air
Southern California
Ieee
Bik
Prip A. Stein
Stein
Bellagio Road
Edmund G. Brown
Palisades
U S Drops Criminal Suits Against Area Co op
The Justice Department in Washington dropped a criminal antitrust complaint filed by 1,300 members of the Erie Crawford County Cooperative Association alleging $2,233,846 in kickbacks. Names of area individuals and dairies appear, with no grounds found for prosecution. a civil suit in Pittsburgh seeks $19 million for farmer losses from 1957 to 1964.
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Justice Department
Washington
Erle-Crawford County Cooperative Association
Nam
Howard Yost
Donald Triscuit
Raymond Boyd
Union City
John Barney
Lee Port
Waterford
Russell Raybuck
Calvin Henry
Wattsburg
Milton Culbertson
Karl Neuberger
Edinboro
Dairies
U.S. District Court
Fittsburgh
Come From Japan Warn Doctors on Nonsterile Needles
Washington A second nationwide warning against two imported disposable hypodermic needles was issued by FDA Commissioner Dr James L Goddard. He said more than 600 000 needles had not been notified yet and noted recalls by Wollns Pharmaceutical Co Farmingdale Long Island and Darby Drug Co Inwood Long Island. Over 25 percent of Jintan needle samples were nonsterile and some packages showed seal failure risking airborne contamination.
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Washington
James L. Goddard
Commissioner of Food and Drugs
Goddard
FDA
Dale
Ling Island
Darby Drug Co
Inwood
Long Island
BDA
Senate
U.S. Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Johnson
Albert Gore
Viet Nam
Bill D. May
Six Killed In South Carolina Car Wreck Near Jordan
A rain slick highway near Jordan in Clarendon County five miles south of Manning, South Carolina, killed six people when a compact car struck a tree and overturned. Victims include three Dow brothers Charles Jr 28 Gippy 24 and Thomas 25 Caurlé Mae Dow 16 wife of Gippy Dow Harry Lee Dow 18 months nephew and James Murray 23.
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Clarendon County
Jordan
Manning
South Carolina
Highway Patrol
Charles Dow Jr
Gippy Dow
Thomas Dow
Caurlé Mae Dow
Harry Lee Dow
Diws
James Murray
First Cavalry Wipes Out Red Base in Viet Nam Action
U S 1st Cavalry engaged a sizable Viet Cong unit in the An Lao Valley about 900 miles north of Saigon. In the clash they killed 46 and captured eight, found a major base camp with 34 recoilless rifles, three rocket launchers, two machine guns and 5,000 rounds. Multiple encounters in Mekong Delta and around Tuy Hoa produced Viet Cong casualties while air and naval missions targeted Dien Bien Phu air strip and roads. Weather hampered operations as reports moved to Page Four.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
An Lao
U.S. 1St Cavalry
U.S
1St Cavalry
Troo
Lao
101St Airborne
Tuy Hoa
1St
Mekong
Navy
Air Force
North Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
Vinh
Thanh Hoa
Dien Bien Phu Field
Johnson defends Vietnam policy amid troop increase plan
President Johnson says broad Congressional backing exists for Vietnam strategy as he announces readiness to send more U.S. troops to South Vietnam to bolster about 200000 already there. He notes no immediate call for reserves and cites mixed public support and mail opposing administration policy.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet
South Viet Nam
Eugene J. McCarthy
D‘minn
U.S
Viet Nam
See
House
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Foreign Relations Committee
James M. Gavin
George F. Kennan
Gavin
Kennan
Escalation Debate Sparks Public Response and Seizure
A Fulbright chaired Senate panel drew strong public opinion with a 30 to 1 tilt against escalating Vietnam, while supporters urged open hearings and critics warned of aiding enemies. In Belgium, police seized the pro Chinese La Voix du Peuple for insulting King Baudouin.
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Brussels
Belgium
la Oix du Peuple
The
Voice of the People
Baidontic
Theatre Mogul Mann Dies in San Francisco
George Mackall Mann aged 90 a former Washington lawyer turned West Coast theater owner died on Thursday leaving a lasting impact on the entertainment business.
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San Francisco
George Mackall Mann
Washington, D.C
White nurse and Samoan evade Maryland marriage ban
Maryland, 1935 antimiscegenation law defined Malayans as central Pacific races. Jo Ann Kovacs and Neki Toalepai, both adults, obtained a license out of state and plan to wed at Bethlehem Chapel in Washington National Cathedral. They face legal and social scrutiny as they prepare for a California residency.
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Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Ie Kipling
Kipling
Jo Ann Kovacs
Neki Toalepal
Jay
Toalepai
Samoa
Daniel K. Inouye
T Boat
Ha- Miss
Kovacs Snel Toalepai
Bethlehem
Washington National Cathedral
Frederick James Eae
Mashing
Amore General Hospital
Peal
Maryey
California
Highest Erie County real estate taxes exceed per capita income
Erie County faces the nation’s highest real estate tax load relative to income. A National Education Association report shows residents paid 4.38 percent of total income in the year ending January 1, 1965, for city school district county and local real estate taxes, compared with other counties listed in the study.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania
National Education Association
Employment Service records 603,074 jobs in Harrisburg year
The state Employment Service reported providing jobs to 603,074 people last year, the highest total since 1944, reflecting strong labor market activity in the Harrisburg area and statewide employment programs.
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Harrisburg
State Employment Service
Harborcreek Man Charged in Fatal Abortion Case
Harborcreek, 12 yearold Harborcreek man charged with abortion in the death of coworker Bonnie Low Jackson, 26, found dead in her apartment. Carl Leo Dittman, computer specialist at the same plant, released on 1000 bond pending February 21 hearing. Arraigned last night. police probe if he performed the operation, with strong indications it occurred away from Erie. Fire rescue found Jackson dead at 4 45 am, no instruments found.
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Harborcreek
Carl Leo Dittman
Bonnie Low Jackson
Dittman
Erie
Merle Wood
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William Kafferlin
Ing
McMichael
Fulbright Committee
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John Donald
Chris
Rolling Stones
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