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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1966

Page

11

Deadly Blizzard Hits Dakota Regions With Six Fatalities

A ferocious blizzard raged through parts of Minnesota and the Dakotas for a fourth day, described by the Weather Bureau as one of the most savage in history. The storm left six dead as rescue efforts began to crawl out supplies and aid.

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Plot on Castro Aimed by Two Former Cuban Majors

Two ex army majors in Cuba were accused of plotting to assassinate Fidel Castro with alleged help from exile leader Manuel Artime and the U.S. CIA. The Interior Ministry said the plan unraveled due to the Dominican crisis and failure to secure an escape boat. Meanwhile, a North Dakota girl’s disappearance and a blizzard rescue of three Fort Yates coaches in North Dakota are reported in brief items.

Havana Fidel Castro Spain Manuel Artime U.S Central Intelligence Agency Interior Ministry Lastnique Cabelas Artime Castro Cnme Betty Diede North Dakota Fort Yates N.C James Barret

Neighbors Ask LBJ For Help Over Lands For Park

Twenty of President Johnson's neighbors gathered near his ranch to seek his influence against state park land condemnation. They met at the church and asked the President to write a letter expressing their deep concern. Several families face loss of farms and lifelong homesteads due to the planned park area.

Stonewall Tex Johnson

Graham aided by Bell mocks critics in religious clash

Dr. L Nelson Bell the retired missionary and Billy Graham’s father in law attacks two critics from opposite ends of the faith spectrum. He likens Dr Bob Jones Jr to the Pharisees and Dr Colin Williams to a modern Sadducee while defending Graham’s gospel and conversion emphasis. He notes past events in San Francisco with Bishop Pike.

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