Weather snippets across major cities and conditions
A mixed set of city weather entries lists conditions such as clear cloudy and rain across numerous locales including Jacksonville Juneau Los Angeles Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Rapid City Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle and more with varied temps and dates.
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Toni
Doy
Enow
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kanede City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Oklah City
Omaha
Clown
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ace Ae
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Loui
Salt Sk
City
San Diego
San Frap
Seattle
Housefly May Be Useful to Smog Control
A German-born scientist says a new U S Navy radar system can spot a housefly 10 000 feet up and may aid smog research forecast and control in San Diego. Dr Juergen H Richter developed the radar at the Naval Electronics Laboratory Center to monitor the lower atmosphere continually aiding inversion layer analysis for smog prediction.
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San Diego
Calif
Naval Electronics Laboratory Center
Juergen H. Richter
Munich
U.S
Richter
Navy
Rail rate rise eyed by Missouri Pacific and peers
Halpin of Chicago cited the cost and economics division saying approval would yield about 1.6 million dollars in annual revenue for Missouri Pacific Lines and related railroads. He noted that 20 short line railroads would gain, though they account for under 10 percent of intrastate freight.
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Antonie
Thone
Arkansas Rice
The
Arkansas Corp
Fort Smith
Iren ‘Buread, Alueteham Co
Halpin
Missouri Pacific Lines
Cotton Belt Railroad
Frisco
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Agnew Criticism Sparks High School News Award Tale
Richard Sellers, 17, editor of Little Rock Central's Tiger, won a top national high school journalism prize for a walkout story. He defends press freedom amid Agnew charges, noting newspapers shape opinion and citing balanced reporting as essential despite criticism.
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Dala McKinsey
Associated Press
Little Rock
Richard Sellers
Spiro T. Agnew
Sellers
Agnew
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Central
Little Rock Central
The
Tiger
Gome
Mws
Thy Tiger
Dong
Helicopter Downed by Ground Fire in Laos Skips Details
Saigon AP report says a U.S. Marine helicopter was shot down by ground fire over Laos Saturday, killing four aboard. A Skyraider was shot down nearby. no mission details released. In Vietnam the air war targets the Ho Chi Minh Trail while weathered counts show mixed losses and shifts in control.
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Lower Panhandle
Laos
U.S. Command
Laotian Panhandle
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
U.S. Skyraider
Upper Panhandle
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Saigon
Binh Khe
Campany
Carswell Forces Plan Strategy Divides Senate Votes
Anti Carswell forces seek a second line strategy to derail the nomination. They hope to recommit the nomination to the Judiciary Committee to avoid a direct up or down vote while gathering enough GOP support to block the confirmation.
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Syndh
L. Schwartz
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Fael
Carswell
Harris
D-Okla
Clement F. Haynaworth Jr
Sth Court of Appeals
American Bar Association
Philadelphia Bar Association
Board of Governors
Philadelphia
Our Land
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Frank Church
Idaho
Happy Wife and a World of Single Life Wit
The passage humorously contrasts married happiness with bachelor life and notes men often prefer quiet, steady talks to showy gestures. It jokes that many crave a drug to keep Monday mood as bright as Friday quitting time, reflecting lighthearted social commentary.
Congress Post Office Pay Fight Deepens Overhaul Plan
Congress faces blame game as post office pay deadlock lingers. McGee and Dulaki push for a conference to resolve a bill that would trim raises and alter pay timelines. Democrats push for retroactive 5.4 percent plus 5.7 percent later, totaling 11.1 percent, while the Senate favors a 4 percent retroactive boost with a 3 percent increase next July for lower-grade federal workers. GOP leaders accuse Democrats of stalling Nixon’s reform while HEW and civil rights officials discuss broader desegregation actions and education policy in wake of political moves on desegregation.
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Post Office Committee
McGee
Nixon
Dulaki
House
Gerald &. Ford
Postal Corporation
Asd
Senate
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Jerris Leonard
Justice Department
North Carolina
South Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
White House
Leon Pa
Private Ban Lifted by Postal Service
Washington reports the Post Office temporarily lifts bans on private firms offering mail service in New York City and eight other metros after strikes ended. IPSA, led by Thomas M. Murray, proposes ending the monopoly and operating with a skeleton force if contracted. The move sparks questions on first class and residential mailbox limits amid ongoing competition.
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Washington
Aguilet
New York City
Independent Postal Systems of America
IPSA
Oklahoma City
Thomas M. Murray
Associated Press
Nixon
Murray
Post Office Department
Post Offee Department
TPSA
American Postal Corp
Columbus
Ohio
Madlings
Parcel Post
Obituary for Dr. Lue ther S Gartrell of Ashville and Oneonta
Funeral services for Dr. Lue ther S Gartrell aged 66, of Ashville and Oneonta Alabama, will be held Tuesday March 24 at 2 p.m. in Ashville. A University of Arkansas medical graduate, he practiced medicine and surgery in Oneonta and Ashville for 25 years. He is survived by his sister Mrs Ray Turner of Hops.
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Luether S. Gartrell
Ashville
Oneonta
Alabama
Gartrell
University of Arkansas School of Medicine
Ray Turner
Denied Help Sparks Welfare Policy Concern
The piece notes a dissenting view that new procedural protections risk draining funds for essentials like food and clothing. Brennan reflects that states face heavy caseloads and the ruling does not force free legal aid for the poor. The text links welfare cuts to broader insecurity and unjustified cutoffs, stating external forces worsen poverty.
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Brennan
This week’s sale on 8 track stereo tapes
A brief promotion notes 8 track stereo tape cartridges priced at 4.89. A religious aside quotes Psalm and notes a life span around seventy years. It ends by inviting readers to bring prescriptions for fast dependable service.
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Music Education
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