GOP Can Win Next November Says Chairman
GOP Chairman William Miller told the National Press Club that the party has the organization candidates and issues to win in November despite poll results. He criticized White House moves and noted leaks tied to the administration while highlighting a stronger party structure and a broad field of potential nominees including Goldwater and Rockefeller.
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Winter storm bands sweep East with heavy snow and cold
A wind driven storm dumped heavy wet snow across the South and East then moved to the Atlantic. Snow depths reached up to two feet in West Virginia with eight inches in Baltimore and similar totals in Washington and Philadelphia. Temperatures plunged below zero in parts of New England and New York as a new Western storm formed over the Rockies.
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Mardi Gras celebrants back Beethoven as Beatles opposed
In New Orleans Mardi Gras revelers dressed as Ludwig van Beethoven held signs reading Beethoven Si Beatles No, signaling a humorous cultural clash during Tuesday's festivities. The playful display drew attention amid the bustling parade scene.
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Pogo Stick Vibration Problem Eased by Air Force Plan
NASA and Air Force engineers spent over 3 million dollars to reduce pogo stick vibrations on Titan-2 rockets. A surge chamber and piston spring absorber kept vibrations to acceptable levels in three test launches, improving safety for Gemini astronauts and future boosters like Saturn-1 Saturn-5 and Titan-3.
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Fiddling Around Described as Too Colorful by Officials
State Comptroller Penne investigators auditing Oacoma South Dakota found a ten dollar expenditure labeled fiddling around officials used too colorful language in their reports.
Wrong road laid in Eaton sparks paving bill dispute
In Norwich England road crews finishing an asphalted street near Eaton found it was the wrong road. The Norwich City Corporation may owe Eaton compensation for the paving costs.
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