Uniformed ROTC patrols spark highway voice fight
Washington AP report describes a proposal to give the public more voice in highway location and design decisions. ROTC uniformed students would patrol as hearings begin in several states while opponents warn of militarizing road planning.
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Arctic Cold Front Roars South Shuts Airports And Brings Snow
A major Arctic air mass swept from the Northwest into the Northeast and Southeast, blanketing New York and parts of Florida with snow and frost. Miami logged 34 degrees as storms dropped up to a foot of snow in some areas, causing airport closures and travel disruption from Florida to Maine. One drowning was reported near Syosset, New York, as conditions worsened with high winds and heavy snow across the region.
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Brazil Is Quiet After Crackdown in Rio Era
AP dispatches describe a quiet Brazil after Costa e Silva suspended Congress and martial law. Hundreds reportedly arrested. major cities showed calm as tanks and troops were noted at capitals. Jornal do Brasil suspended publication briefly, while opposition figures faced detentions amid censorship fears.
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N C Electors Meet To Cast Votes Today
North Carolina presidential electors convened in Raleigh at noon to cast their votes for president and vice president. One elector, Dr. Lloyd W. Bailey of Rocky Mount, representing the 2nd District, said he would not vote for President Elect Nixon. He questioned Nixon’s readiness to pursue charges in Washington.
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Washington
Cease-fire context in Vietnam and prisoner issues
The text notes a U S and North Vietnamese cease-fire arrangement around Oct 21 1967 and a Nov 1 order halting bombardment. It discusses the exchange of eight North Vietnamese prisoners and US statements about other POWs, along with campaign remarks involving Wallace and Bailey.
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Crime rise in Carolinas shown by FBI report
The FBI says crime rose in major North and South Carolina cities in the first nine months of this year versus last year. Forcible rapes, murders, robberies, burglaries and auto thefts all increased in Charlotte, Columbia, Greensboro, Raleigh and Winston-Salem, with significant city by city changes.
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