Snow Bedecks Northwest and Midwest in Weekend Storms
A sprawling winter storm spread snow from Idaho and Washington into Oregon and Minnesota, trapping college students in McCall Idaho and snarling highways from Moscow to McCall. Gusts reached 75 mph in Montana and Great Falls saw six inches of snow. Northern states faced temperatures plunging to 2 below zero with more snow forecast. The Great Lakes system dropped up to 8 inches in Wisconsin and Minnesota, impacting routes to the NFL title game in Green Bay.
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Archetdir
Missouri
Great Falls
Stow
Livingston
Mont
Alantrita
Midwest
New England
Idaho
Moscow
Ting
McCall
Peiehl
Mee Lail
University of Ta ‘Ha
Washington,State University
Pullman
Washington
Oregon
California
Unl
Siskiyou
Yrekai Land
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Amd
Chicago
Green Bay
Wis
Oshkosh
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Boston
Albany
N.Y
Montana
United States eyes talks amid North Vietnam war stance
Extended Texas ranch stay reports show Hubert Wumphey noting formation for the Far East as North Vietnam’s party calls for unconditional U.S. withdrawal and demands four conditions be acknowledged. Washington signals willingness to discuss four points if talks start, while Harriman travels to Pakistan and Williams engages African leaders amid a lull in bombing.
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Texas
Hubert MH. Wumphey
Par East
North Vietnamese Communist Party
Nhan Dani
Rickers
Red North
Hanoi
Washington
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Revolutionists Gather In Havana For Continentwide Conference
AP reports a nine day conference opening in Havana draws protests and cautious optimism from Latin American leaders including Venezuela's Raul Leoni and Cuba's Fidel Castro. Delegates from about 100 nations discuss imperialism and colonization while Cuba cites trade strains with China and concerns over regional stability.
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Jists
Cuba
Raul Leoni
Venezuela
Veneaunta
Colombia
Havana Hilton
Fidel
Castro
America
Castra
Commmunist
China
Penyilti Vtte Orks de
Agricul Aeal
Chin
Governor Moore outlines anti Klan committee aims
Governor Moore pledges to monitor and expose Klan activities through a state investigative bureau, naming members including Walter I. Anderson and AL Pilston Cadwi, with others from the highway patrol and revenue, as he criticizes Klan bombings and cross burnings linked to a North Carolina leader.
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Sewell
Walter I. Anderson
Inves Heationss AL Pilston Cadwi Motor Vehicles Commissior
Tom Chavton
Eormits Slane
Wade Bruton
Ed Barin
Moore
KKK
Two Care
New Bern
J. Robert Jones
Granite Quarry
Grand Dragon
North Carolina
United Klans of America
Congressional Committee
Humphrey returns home after Far East trip
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and family arrive at Andrews Air Force Base after a long Far East tour. He visits a cemetery above Honolulu and sees veterans graves from World War II Korea and Vietnam while noting U S casualties since World War II. He spoke at the University of Hawaii saying the U S has not sought war but has defended others.
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Honolulu
Hubert H. Humphrey
Far East
Humphrey
Andrews Air Force
Washington
Hie
Hanohidy
Korea
Berlin
Jewelry Found in Lake Waters Near Morganton
Jewelry recovered from Lake James shore area by a group of youths and later identified by Mrs. Prestwood. Burke County officers were alerted as river and lake explorers aided in the search. Necklaces bracelets and carvings were found with authorities confirming ownership and age details.
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Morganton
N.C
Lenoir
Lake James
B. Prestwood
Burke County Sheriff's Department
AO Brass
Bethlehem steel price rise sparks White House pressure
In April 1962 the administration weighed action to curb a $6 a ton increase on structural steel framing by Bethlehem, arguing the move risks inflation. Bethlehem officials claimed the rise reflected product improvements allowing lighter steel to perform heavier work, and that costs for equivalent framing would still be lower than five years prior.
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McNamara
Bethlehem
Johnson
Bur Edreund F. Martin
ATAT Reports Record Revenues
New York based Af American Telephone and Telegraph Co reports record revenues for the year ending November. Revenues reach 18.997 with a per share figure of 70 cents. The figures surpass the prior year’s 24 648 762 000 and 21 a share. Company notes 12 month period ending last August also at record levels. Company holds 2.8 million shares outstanding and mentions earnings growth potential.
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York
New York
Theley
Ian
GaPacitig
ArkLaGas
Olan Sas Strangth
Goedech
Goodyr
Fa Aerospace Defense
Tal Brown Co
Staudt
Will Beth
Phang
Erie
Usthy
Iran
Ad Mills
Aaly
Baly
AllisChal
Bosch
Meayyas
Anil
Anny
Divi
Amel
Arka Fda
Baha Baba
Min Dee
T&t
Devia
Anacow
Lear Slug
Wisk AcmeoStad
Aga
Agrox Armour
Mondale
Armasck
Lehman
Acco Corp
Pelira Tata i
I. Ncsga
Marckmah
Ashy jLukens
Martin Mar
Ray McKown
Mead Cp
Burroughs
Ta Ata
Jory Carrier
Carter
Carysier
Steet
Oy Horngas
Avia
Betta Air
Agia
Pannueil
Steel
Phil
duPont
Pullman
East Air Line
BalonYa
el Pasong
Atta
Preya
ErieLack
Eversharn
Ma Fansteal Ict
Wa Fedd Corp
Valiste
Lp Safeway
Filiral
Dali Dala
Saab AL
Bath
May Searkl
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Isa
ALG Mauklion
Realignment Plans Are Polished
Legislative committees finalized realignment and reapportionment plans for North Carolina congressional districts. A seat numbering system for multi member districts may be adopted, with candidates running for specific seats. Plans shift Worsyth and Durham into the 1st district and reshape the 2nd and 4th districts while ensuring no incumbent shares a district. A Senate panel will hear its redistricting proposal Tuesday. The General Assembly must reapportion by January 31 under a federal court order.
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Ralwigh
North Carolina
House
Senate Committee
Worsyth
Durham
Senate
General Assembly
North Vietnamese and allies in intensified Vietnam battles
U S and South Vietnamese forces conduct search and destroy missions in Phu Yen Province while North Vietnamese regulars believed to use Chinese flamethrowers reinforce a battalion. Other operations along Quang Ngai and Da Nang fronts report light and heavy clashes with Viet Cong losses and American casualties.
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Phu Yen
Quang Neal
Quangai
Quang Neai
da Nang
Saigon
Reness Wears
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