Ice Storm Expected to Hit North Carolina Tonight
The Weather Bureau issued a provisional snow sleet and glaze warning for North Carolina as a new storm developing over Mexico and Texas moves rapidly toward the state. The storm is expected to bring rain sleet and snow with the system likely crossing the state Saturday and clearing by Sunday with fair cold weather. A cold front halted a one day thaw and some icy spots remained on bridges while mountain areas may see activity late tonight.
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Coldest Weather Spreads Across U S Pressing Freezes
A blizzardlike Arctic air mass covered the nation with frigid temperatures from the Great Plains to Florida. Minnesota dropped to 41 below zero at International Falls while Milwaukee, Chicago and others posted record lows. Snow and ice snarled travel from Virginia to Texas as a new storm threatened the southern Plains.
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Hedy Lamarr Arrested on Petty Theft Charge
Hollywood star Hedy Lamarr was arrested in Los Angeles on a petty theft charge. AP reports Lamarr expressed confusion over the incident and his client’s attorney Maurice Inman said she claimed innocence and nothing to hide. Lamarr’s fame peaked in the 1930s and 40s.
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Viet Cong Launch Heavy Fire in Masher Operations
U S Army forces in Vietnam report heavy Viet Cong small arms fire as three Allied drives advance into the coastal plain. Helicopters of the 1st Cavalry Division face intense resistance near Bong Son while a U S Air Force fighter crashes due to engine failure. one pilot is rescued. Since Operation Masher began, 37 Viet Cong killed.
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Military Priority Is Said Assured For Economy
The AP reports economic advisers told President Johnson that peacetime allocation machinery will handle military orders for excess agricultural production amid the 15 billion dollar build up. The council says defense outlays will stay around 7.6 percent of national output in fiscal 1966 and 1967, similar to 1965, with no need to renew the system this spring.
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Johnson holds quiet briefing on North Viet Nam bombing pause
President Johnson convened another unannounced meeting with top security advisers to weigh ending the bombing lull over North Vietnam. Officials say no decision was made, but all signs point to an early resumption of air strikes.
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UNC Trustees to name Charlotte chancellor and rule on speaker
Trustees of the Consolidated University of North Carolina meet to name a new chancellor at Charlotte. They also may decide whether a Communist may speak at the Chapel Hill campus as the full board convenes to confirm a committee recommendation for the post.
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Chicago Man Shots Self in Debt Dispute and Tax Garnishment
A Chicago man, William Rodriguez, 24, died by suicide amid debt problems and disputes over wage garnishment for Indiana taxes. The case sparked recall of debtor protection bills and scrutiny of employer withholdings, as family and union officials sought guidance on legality and support.
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