Snowstorm Grips North Carolina With Warnings Issued
A major snowstorm swept across North Carolina with up to five inches in mountains and sleet into the Raleigh-Durham area. The Weather Bureau warned of hazardous driving statewide and gale warnings along the coast as temperatures dipped and conditions gradually improved by Sunday.
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Snow May Increase Traffic Toll
Snow and ice across much of the state threaten to raise road fatalities this weekend as the North Carolina Highway Patrol reports at least three deaths already. Grace Sellers, 38, of Waynetville, died in Fayetteville when her car collided with another. Bobby Renford, 39, of Clayton perished in a head on crash east of Raleigh. John Davis Church, 29, of Kernersville died when his car left the road in Winston-Salem and hit a tree.
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Herbert Marshall dies at 75 in Beverly Hills home
Hollywood actor Herbert Marshall, famed for drawing room roles and a long career in stage, silent and sound films, television, and radio, died at 12:29 am at his Beverly Hills residence. He served in World War I, losing a leg, and had a career spanning stage, film, and TV.
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Nigerian Premier Found Dead
The Nigerian Information Ministry announced the death of Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, reportedly kidnapped during a coup a week earlier. Details are incomplete as the nation grapples with military authorities in control and a tense political climate amid reports of other killings.
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Bomb Blast Kills U S Serviceman in Saigon billet
A 25-pound bicycle bomb exploded at a U S military billet in Saigon killing a US sergeant and wounding several others including a Vietnamese woman. About 40 servicemen slept in the Signal Corps unit at Tan Son Nhut area. Authorities suspect Viet Cong involvement but deem it not major combat. The bombing occurred near the start of the Vietnam truce and was one of 66 incidents since midnight Wednesday.
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LBJ Expected To Decide On Raids Next Week
President Johnson faces a looming decision on resuming bombing of North Vietnam targets. Officials debate a broad revival around Hanoi and Haiphong or a limited, selective approach. Some, including State and defense leaders, urge restraint or targeted strikes as U S peace efforts continue after Tet.
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U S Demands Probe Into Americans Death in Moscow Jail
U S Ambassador Kohler pressed the Soviet Foreign Ministry for a full investigation into the death by his own hand of Newcomb Mott, 27, a U.S. citizen jailed after crossing the Soviet border without a visa. Mott died after cutting his throat aboard a train bound for a forced labor camp near Murmansk. The State Department urged a thorough inquiry and consular officials prepared to travel to Kirov to view the body and gather details.
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Opposition to Tax Bill Faces House Probe
Washington AP report notes scattered opposition as House Ways and Means weighs the Johnson administration plan. The $4.8 billion tax package raises auto and phone tax cuts slated to lapse, with hearings set and segments of the auto industry invited to testify or submit statements for the record.
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