Storm paints U S in white as heavy snow hits broad regions
A vast winter storm sweeps the United States bringing heavy snow and bitter cold. Snow depths reach 12 to 25 inches in portions of Kansas Iowa Minnesota and New York while winds gust up to 50 mph. Arctic air collapses temperatures below zero across the Midwest and Great Lakes as travel faces widespread disruptions and highway closures.
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Stevens Named to U S Senate to Fill Bartlett Vacancy
Theo Stevens Anchorage lawyer and Republican leader was named Monday to Alaska's U S Senate seat to fill the vacancy created by the December death of Democrat Bartlett. Governor Hickel announced the appointment, making Stevens Alaska's first Republican senator and shifting the Senate balance to 57 Democrats and 43 Republicans. The state has undergone a political overhaul after Gruening's defeat and Gravel's election, with Hickel moving to the interior secretary post and Bartlett's death prompting the vacancy.
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Hearnes declines comment on Long resignation plan
Gov Hearnes avoided comment on a possible resignation by V. Long to permit Eagleton to seek a Senate seat. Eagleton would need immediate appointment and seniority in the Senate, while Long weighed whether to resign early as political maneuvering across parties continued.
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Red Cross mercy flights resume Biafra relief
World news briefs report Red Cross planes restarting mercy flights to Biafra from Geneva with aid supplies and 650000 war refugees in rebel zones. Nigerian press notes continued air operations, while a ceasefire period is proposed as fighting persists in coastal areas.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune Readers Note Turbulent Year
In a fractured clipping from Jefferson Citys Post-Tribune the article mentions the Publishers board officers and editors with names including ROBERT BLOSSER FRANK HOLT JOSEPH G MAJERSKY KENNETH M JOHNSON and references to publication details. It then shifts to a report that an interisland vessel sank suddenly on Saturday with construction workers government employees and factory workers aboard. Large numbers were evacuated and many remained unaccounted for or swam to Cannonn Island while others below deck were trapped. The report notes a second government program and mentions 3 million travelers including 200,000 students from middle and primary schools in Can. Southeast region of the report touches on a South Korean alert being lifted for eastern regions.
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Otto grocer shot and son beaten in rural Missouri
Otto Missouri AP report says a grocery store owner Paul E. Detring and his nine year old son Randy were abducted Monday night. The son walked to summon help after two men in a car driven by a woman abducted them near Highway 21. Paul Detring was shot twice in the head and is in critical condition. The boy was hospitalized but not in serious condition.
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Million Dollar Cattle Sale Announced at Murphy Ranch
W M Murphy Jr owner of M6 Angus Ranch reports a $1 million cattle sale including 1,300 head and a large herd sire valued at 2,500 pounds. The sale links Texas Angus operations with Anthony Angus in South Dakota and Virginia, amid broader payroll and unemployment shifts in Missouri for November.
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Tavern apartment fire kills man and harms two others
In Kansas City Kansas one man died and two were injured in a tavern apartment fire Monday night. Rudolph Shorey leapt from a window and died. Arthur A. Washington, 44, suffered burns and smoke inhalation while L. D. Davie, 38, was overcome by smoke. firemen said the blaze began in Davie’s room and burned through the floor.
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Interview day in Jefferson City for state jobs
Holiday interview event in Jefferson City invites college students and others home for the break to meet with employers from government agencies and private firms. The 3 to 4 p.m. session at the Hotel Governor Drive ballroom features representatives from IBM Missouri Pacific Railroad and local boards, seeking permanent staff for state and private roles.
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