Winter Cold Front Grips Midwest With Ice and Snow
A sweeping arctic outbreak chills the nation from Kansas to Tennessee with icing on roads and subzero readings in North Dakota and Minnesota. Heavy ice, snow blizzards, and fires claim multiple lives as storms disrupt travel and daily life across the Great Lakes and Mountain states.
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Weather Bureau
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Georgia
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Ark
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Simi
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Los Angeles
Coatesville
Fargo
N.D
Montana
Livingston
Butte
Lewistown
Mont
Great Lakes Area
Midwest
Plains States
Idaho- Montana
Gulf Coast
Richland Fair to Return in 1968 at Ghost Town Site
Richland Kansas residents vote to hold the Richland Homecoming Fair July 18 to 20 1968 despite isolation from Clinton Dam project. Stephen Crockett elected president of the fair association with plans approved for Army Engineers rental and a carnival contract. Glen Barrett becomes vice president Charles Montfort treasurer and Mrs Lottie Keefer secretary.
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Richland
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Lawrence
Clinton
Stephen Crockett
The
Fair Association
Humphrey Seeks Firm US Aid Push At Africa Meeting
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told Addis Ababa delegates that the Johnson administration will not retreat from aid cuts and will press the case for more foreign aid directly to Americans. He urged doubling or tripling U.S. aid to Africa and condemned minority rule.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
U.S
Humphrey
Organization of African Unity
U.N. Economic Commission For Africa
United States
America
Africa
Accra
Ghana
Joseph A. Ankrah
Cape jasmine misnamed gar denia origin and travel
The Cape jasmine is a gar denia, not a jasmine and is a native of China. It was so named because it was brought to England from Cape Colony, Africa.
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Cape
China
England
Cape Colony
Africa
Probe slated on GI funeral costs and national cemetery limits
A House veterans affairs committee will investigate reports that many families pay part of the funeral costs for soldiers killed in Vietnam. Chairman Olin E. Teague warned the inquiry could lead to new limits on burials in overcrowded national cemeteries and noted AP findings that funeral allowances often do not cover actual costs, with some families paying up to 700 dollars extra.
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Washington
Congressional
Vietnam
House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
Associated Press
Johnson shifts focus to Middle East talks at LBJ ranch
President Johnson moves from budget work to Middle East concerns with Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol for a private ranch visit Sunday and Monday. They plan to discuss peace, water desalting, and Arab arms balance as U Thant notes yesterday. No ceremonial events or press access expected.
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Johnson
Middle East
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
San Antonio
Randolph Air Force Base
Israel
New York
U.N
U Thant
United States
U.S
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