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A printer's note explains a Thursday press hiccup on The Star causing misfolded pages and a 19 hour effort to recover. The crew, aided by Fairchild press techs, corrected timing belts and shifted to earlier editions. Subscribers and advertisers receive thanks as the paper stabilizes with new offset equipment. ATLANTA Georgia AP report notes a separate farm story about a dog and a fines.
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East Coast Snow Storm Dumps Deep Across Region
A blistering East Coast blizzard and cold snap left snow depths up to two feet in parts of Virginia and widespread travel disruption from Florida to Maine. At least 72 deaths occurred across 16 states from accidents and heart attacks amid broken airports, highway closures, and emergency declarations. Washington logged its heaviest snow in years as federal workers stayed home and schools closed. New York, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, and Montreal faced zero visibility and slick roads as thousands were stranded and a major chain-reaction crash on the New York Thruway injured many. National Guard was mobilized in Delaware and icy conditions threatened crops in northern and central Maryland amid ongoing travel chaos and power outages in several cities.
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More Families Leaving Cuba
HAVANA AP More than 500 Americans and their Cuban families will depart Cuba on a special airlift starting February 5. The U S government will provide at least two planes each Saturday for four to five weeks, flying from Varadero to Miami. Many have waited over a year as Cuba’s refugee airlift brought 6,000 Cubans to the United States in the past eight weeks.
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Rotary Hears About U S Discovery and Tokyo Talks
Edwin Stewart led the Hope Rotary Club in Discovering the USA with an article from The Rotraian by a Spanish traveler. The talk contrasted European views of America with examples from readers abroad, while Rotary events and a Chamber banquet were announced. Tokyo’s foreign minister urged US Japan security treaty compliance amid talks on U S naval visits.
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Winter Cold Slips, More Snow Forecast Statewide
The Weather Bureau says the worst of the bitter cold spell is past though snow is possible tonight or Tuesday. Temperatures rose into the 20s and 30s with abundant sunshine easing ice on roads, but traffic crashes over the weekend left six dead. Fayetteville logged 7 degrees, Pine Bluff 2, Little Rock 2, Texarkana 10. Texarkana reached 31. cooler areas saw a 22-degree high in several cities.
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Massachusetts Ends Drought With Above Normal January Rain
The Weather Bureau reports Boston January precipitation at 4.22 inches, exceeding the normal 3.94 inches for the first time since December 1964. A new storm is forecast before month’s end.
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Hawthorne Announces Reelection Candidacy for County Treasurer
Harry Hawthorne announces his bid for reelection as Hempstead County Treasurer. He thanks voters for past support, pledges continued commitment to duties, and seeks votes in the Democrat Primary.
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Arkansas Teenagers Describe Winter Tragedy On Icy Ditch
Eight Arkansas weekend fatalities include three Mississippi County victims in a drowning ice wreck at Spear Lake Ditch near Marked Tree after a car skidded through a railing and plunged into three feet of water. Trooper Cooper said time of death undetermined. The report notes multiple other fatal crashes on slick roads from winter weather, including a Russellville two-car collision near 15 miles off, with several injured in Dover and Malvern areas.
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Acquittals Shroud Final Krebiozen Trial Verdict
In Chicago a U S District Court jury nears a verdict in the Krebiozen case. With three defendants acquitted, juror Lois Clark, 40, suffered an asthma attack prompting a decision on whether the deliberations continue with 11 jurors or trigger a mistrial.
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All Around Town at the Hope Post Office Problems Ahead
Sunday morning at the new Hope Post Office the staff face ongoing issues after recent trials. Readers are urged to be tolerant as the Hempstead County Draft Board relocates to Room 213 of the New Federal Building. Paul Dudney of Washington has been elected to members.
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U.S. Air Attacks Renew Vietnam Bombing Drive
report covers renewed U.S. bombing of North Vietnam after a 87 day lull, with remarks on U.S. military strength nearing Korean War levels, calls for UN intervention, and related weather and local obituaries notes. includes mentions of North Vietnamese reaction and specific air operations near Dong Hoi and Bong Son.
Miami voids final exams after theft at university
The University of Miami voided the results of a final examination after a student stole a professor’s papers and spread them to others. About 1,600 students will not be required to retake the exam as grades in the natural science course will be based on previous exams. An internal probe continues to identify the responsible student.
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