Eastern Seaboard Shovels Out After First Heavy Snowfall
The first heavy snow blanketed the Eastern Seaboard from Washington to New York, bringing up to 12 inches in places. Flights were canceled at Reagan and Friendship. Dulles remained open as crews cleared runways. Cities reported power outages, road treks were treacherous, and several deaths occurred in Pennsylvania and New Jersey due to the storm.
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Education Aid Debate Opens as Senate Moves on 14.2 Billion Bill
The Senate opens debate on a 14.2 billion education aid measure amid civil rights and religion as key issues. It would renew the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Education Act for three years, extend grants for impacted areas, and create programs for dropouts and Spanish speakers plus adult education. The passage notes Southern Democrats and conservatives oppose the bill. The Epistle to Philemon is also mentioned as Paul’s shortest imprisonment letter.
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Senate backs U.N. move on Vietnam war action
The Senate approved 82 to 0 a resolution urging President Johnson to direct U.N. representatives to seek action by the United Nations on Vietnam. Leader Mansfield framed it as urgent to pursue peace through international channels while Fulbright delayed a vote on protesting Secretary Rusk’s refusal to testify publicly on the war.
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Secluded Holt Family Held On School Absence Charges
Robert Holt and his wife Loyce were jailed on charges of keeping their daughters from school after an eight month religious seclusion in Dominguez. Holt cited God’s command as the reason for the voluntary retreat.
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