Snow Sweeps Deep South. Cold Snap Hits Tennessee
Snow and bitter cold blast the Southeast with accumulations up to a foot or more in spots. Arkansas reports six inches in an hour as arctic air drives temperatures down to near 15 below in parts of Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida braces for a hard freeze. Airports close in Knoxville and Chattanooga. many Tennessee roads and services shut. Gatlinburg sees visitors flood Smoky Mountain area. Dozens of wrecks reported in Mississippi. no deaths.
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Explosion Rips Paramount Hotel. Several Dead
Fire officials say a strong blast caused by an explosion collapsed the Paramount Hotel’s first floor and basement. Six victims were in the bar cellar and three in upper rooms. Nearby Plymouth Hotel also damaged. Building commissioner York warned extensive repairs needed. no damage estimate yet.
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Ivy Trial Highlights Demand for Cooperative Cancer Trials
A Chicago trial centered on Dr. Andrew C. Ivy and the drug Krebiozen, with prosecutors claiming a major fraud while defense argues the substance could revolutionize cancer care. The case emphasizes the need for independent clinical testing and arbitration-like review to settle the scientific dispute.
Three Cleared In Krebiozen Action Trials Involving Dr Ivy
Prosecution read death certificates of 20 of 22 patients used by Dr. Ivy, noting cancer as cause. AMA and Chicago Medical Society condemned the drug and suspended Dr. Ivy for unethical conduct. Despite official findings from NCI and PHS in the 1960s, widespread Krebiozen distribution continued into the 1980s as the Krebiozen Research Foundation promoted its use.
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Europe
Viet Cong Battlefront Strikes Central Vietnam Provinces
Viet Cong attacks south of Quang Ngai City devastate outposts and district HQs as monsoon weather limits U S air support. Quang Ngai, a populous rice growing province, is key to Route 1 and central Viet Nam resistance. US Marines and cavalry report heavy Viet Cong casualties in Bong Son and An Khe sectors while Nuoc Mam area tactics continue. In Saigon, Pope Paul VI backs arbitration within the United Nations and President Johnson's peace push. North Vietnamese rhetoric on prolonged war appears in Nhan Dan.
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Senators push for more Viet Nam debate on bombing resumption
A letter signed by 16 senators urges further consultation before any decision to resume air attacks on North Vietnam. Key figures include Morse and Sen. Ernest Gruening who opposed 1964 resolution, while Rep. Melvin Laird calls for a full Johnson briefing on objectives and options.
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Virginia considers recreation zones and state sales tax plan
Assembly and Senate committees set Monday hearings on Virginia Outdoor Recreation proposals to create recreation areas before public land is lost to commercialization. Lawmakers also weigh the governor’s revenue plan a local option sales tax bill with modest changes for cities and towns, aiming for a fair, expeditious bill near the governor’s version.
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