Snow Storm Ravages Northeast Killing Dozens
United Press International reports a massive winter storm tore through the eastern half of the United States. New York City endured 31 hours of heavy snow with 13 inches and six foot drifts, as temperatures plunged and dozens died from exposure fires and slide conditions.
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February Turnpike Opening Possible
The Southwestern Turnpike may open in early February if state connecting roads provide at least two paving lanes. Bailey said the toll road from Oklahoma City to the Red River via Lawton should open on or before June 15, with several road and concession facilities scheduled for completion by late winter.
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Federal Trade Commission eyes curbs on cigarette ads
The FTC plans to reshape cigarette advertising by banishing claims that smoking makes people feel good or is a social grace or sign of maturity. The Times report notes ads aimed at youths and those linking smoking to athletes may be prohibited.
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Weather Outlook Oklahoma Wednesday Through Thursday
Moderately warm temperatures follow a recent cold spell with a Pacific cold front forecast to arrive by Wednesday night or Thursday. Expect highs near 40 today and 49 on Wednesday, with overnight lows around 20. Light rain or snow possible in western Oklahoma by Thursday morning and heavier rain in the east, as the front moves in.
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Cuban-Types Guide Revolt In Zanzibar
U S refugees describe rebel leaders as Cuban‑looking figures amid fighting in Zanzibar as the Manley pulled away from the island. State Department warned of communist infiltration risks as 63 Americans faced evacuation with six reported dead and more than 2,000 wounded.
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Jackie to Make Statement on TV
Mrs. John F. Kennedy will make a public statement broadcast live on TV from the Justice Department at 3 p.m. EST. The White House confirms it will be her first address since her husband’s death, with NBC and CBS planning to carry the speech.
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Army Secretary Says Americans Helped ID Castoriies Suspects
Secretary Cyrus R. Vance said at least 10 agents trained in Communist Cuba were arrested by Panamanian authorities, with one possibly a sniper. The men were identified by U.S. authorities and detained by Panamanian police.
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Four Fliers Hunted Bomb Peril Denied
Four SAC fliers parachuted from a stricken B52 carrying two nuclear weapons after it crashed in a snowbound Appalachian forest near Cumberland Maryland. Maj Thomas McCormick and four others remained missing as rescue teams and state police joined Civil Air Patrol volunteers. officials reported the devices recovered with no blast threat.
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Civilians to Resume KP Duties in Four Fort Sill Units
Four Fort Sill units will resume civilian KP work this week as Ira Gelber and City Wide Janitorial Services, Inc. take over kitchen police duties in mess halls. Civilians will handle only kitchen upkeep, not cooking, to free students for classes.
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Rabid skunk bites man near Lake Elisworth
Homer Farris, a city water department worker, was bitten on the right thumb by a skunk he found while rabbit hunting New Year’s day near Lake Elisworth. The skunk died at the city pound. rabies tests in Oklahoma City were positive. Farris has four of 14 planned vaccinations and says the shots hurt.
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Enrollment Schedule for Cameron College Classes
Cameron college announces second semester enrollment dates with student enrollments on January 28 29 and classes beginning January 30. Night class enrollment ends at 7 p m today in the Administration building. Nine week courses run to March 16 and twelve week courses to April 6. First semester final exams are set for January 20 23.
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Name Changed For Italian Town Birthplace Of Pope John XXIII
Rome AP reports the north Italian town of Sotto Il Monte changed its name to Sotto Il Monte Giovanni XXIII in honor of the pope born there. The alteration marks a tribute to the late pontiff and his birth town.
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City approves plans for new 53rd and Gore fire sub station
City officials approve final plans for a new fire sub station at 53rd and Gore. Cottingham and Cook submit designs for the citys fifth fire station. Construction bids will be opened Jan. 28 in a regular council meeting.
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