Pentagon reports Soviet multi warhead ICBMs feared
Pentagon sources indicate the Soviet Union plans multiple warheads for ICBMs to counter U S missiles. They could deploy up to one megaton warheads on a dispersal system, potentially increasing threat to Nike X defenses amid U S buildup of its own multiwarhead program.
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Kaufmann's Reopens After Downtown Power Failure
Kaufmann's department store in downtown Pittsburgh planned to reopen after a power failure forced a shutdown. Duquesne Light said a blown fuse in a power line caused the outage at Kaufmann's and the Allegheny Building, affecting about 20 percent of the store as thousands of Christmas shoppers were led out.
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Local newspaper notice truncated in OCR record
A historic irregular OCR fragment notes a dated issue with volume and number lines, December dates 1066 and 1466, and publication details for Indiana, Pennsylvania. The readable content is minimal, offering no clear event or full context for a standard news item.
Poor Year For Civil Rights Says Whitney M Young Jr
AP reports Whitney M Young Jr executive director of the National Urban League calls 1966 a year of disappointment for civil rights criticizing the federal government for cutting anti poverty funds and blocking civil rights legislation He cites riots and opposition to Johnson programs and warns against tying aid to war worries Oysters export note follows unrelated Thames estuary detail
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Park Overtime Get Cup Of Java
New Albany police report a bizarre city incident where a teenager found a note on a car offering a cup of coffee for parking overtime. The case involves the death of Margaret Van Kirk at her farm home and police pursuing charges against David Day and others connected to the scene.
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Decisions Due On 10 Major Controversial Laws
AP report outlines ten expiring laws beyond June 30 including the draft, Reciprocal Trade Act, antipoverty programs and social security tax questions. It notes the new Congress faces early debates on extension, budget pressures from Vietnam, and potential shifts in foreign aid and Appalachia rehabilitation mandates.
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Shafer Chooses Friedman as Chief Assistant AG
Harrisburg AP Edw ard Friedman will join the Shafer administration as chief assistant to the attorney general William C. Sennett and take on extra duties as needed. He will keep a $25 000 salary. Friedman has 20 years with the Justice Department and served as chief deputy to the AG under Gov. Scranton.
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