Severe cold grips much of the nation with record lows
Arctic air and blowing snow walloped the United States with no relief in sight. Temperatures plunged well below zero across Wyoming Montana Nebraska and the Texas Panhandle while heavy snow and wind drifts affected Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma. Texas saw warm pockets with highs near 90 in McAllen and 86 in Austin.
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Minn
Dalhart
Amarillo
Aero Squelches Rumors as Union Officers Installed
The union meeting saw plans to boost Aero’s efficiency and stabilize the workforce. George Maloney announced two cochairmen for the Education and Political Action Committee Samuel Baressi and Byron Nichols. Claude Townsend installed new officers and thanked the group for past cooperation. The lodge also noted a March of Dimes contribution and a retirement banquet on January 24 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars clubrooms.
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Two Air Force Officers Bail Out In Crash Kill Leader
Two Air Force officers parachuted to safety after a B47 jet bomber crash near Wichita. The plane commander Capt P J Pudwi, 29, Detroit Lakes Ming, was found dead in his seat after the fire. First Lt Medrick and Capt Jones survived with mild shock. The bomber from Lincoln Air Force Base had stopped at Wichita McConnell AFB during a training flight.
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Gov Lawrence Grants 8 Pardons and 15 Commutations
Gov Lawrence granted eight pardons and fifteen commutations on the Pardons Board December session recommendations. Among those pardoned is Henry A Soscia of Erie in a lottery case, while commutations extend to first degree murder convict Nathaniel L Molson of McKean and William McCausland of Erie. Philip S Scolaro of Westmoreland also received a robbery related commutation.
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Sparta News Highlights From Spartansburg Community
Sparta readers learn of a tureen fellowship dinner at Gospel Tabernacle at 7 30 pm with bring your own service tureen and dessert. Birthdays Cindy Carter and Cathy Cook noted with family visits. several local residents visit Corry Meadville Findley Lake and Harrisburg for events. Spartan basketball 98 54 victory over East Forest. Larry Greer scores 47. PTA meeting scheduled. Bible Club started. swim sessions adjusted. nurse Sandy Tillotson passes board exam. request for vacation reports from Sparta residents abroad.
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Spartans
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PTA
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Harrisburg
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Hamot Hospital
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Meredith Set To Quit Ole Miss
Oxford Mississippi AP reports students have intensified protests against James H Meredith as a federal grand jury prepares to probe a campus riot sparked by his arrival. Inside the cafeteria Thursday night students demonstrated while Meredith attempted to eat. The scene drew more than 300 participants amid continued campus unrest.
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Meredith
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Unruly campus protest at university yields arrests
Students outside shouted jeers at a year old Air Force veteran as campus security police took two youths into custody. The protest was the most serious since a November warning from Chancellor John D Williams about potential accreditation loss. A federal grand jury returned 58 indictments as the probe continues with federal attorneys silent on details.
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