Frigid air lingers as Ohio sees record lows
Early morning readings drop to minus eight in Logan as Cincinnati and Circleville tie for coldest. a warming trend limited to six to fourteen degrees above zero later. Schools shift schedules. several buses and districts report absences and closures amid sustained deep freeze nationwide.
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Ohio Cold Wave Eases as Death Toll Rises
Ohio's cold wave loosens its grip with a brief warming trend ahead but temperatures stay well below normal. Ohio fatalities linked to exposure include Theodore Gray Sr. in Delaware and Charles Pall in Alliance, among others. Cincinnati and several cities record subzero readings. Columbus records minus 5 while Cleveland sees plus 2 as highways remain largely passable.
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Vast Peruvian avalanche swamps Ramahica town
An immense avalanche from Mt Huascaran slammed into Ramahica and surrounding ranches in northwestern Peru causing vast destruction. Authorities feared 3 000 to 4 000 deaths as lines and roads were destroyed and rescue efforts hampered.
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Glouster Man Killed In Rt 78 Crash Near Glouster
Pearl Lenigar 78 of Glouster Rt 2 was struck and killed crossing Rt 78 west of Glouster by a car driven by James Cook 28 of Murray City at 12 55 p m Wednesday. Lenigar died en route to Mount St Mary Hospital. Investigation ongoing with no charges filed. He was a retired coal miner and member of the Glouster Eagles and United Mine Workers Union. Survived by three daughters Goldie Byers Hester Collins Nancy Sharp and three sons Walter Delmar Amos plus 20 grandchildren 43 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Wylie Funeral Home Glouster incomplete.
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Murray City
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Hollister
Hester Collins
Athens
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Trimble
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Canal Winchester
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Lancaster
Sarah
Wylie Funeral Home
Illinois mine blast claims eleven miners in Carterville
William Orlandi of the Illinois Mines and Mineral Department said 11 miners trapped 168 feet underground were found dead after a blast at the Blue Blaze Coal Co mine near Carterville. Rescue teams reported toxic gas, wrecked facilities, and debris-filled shafts as heavy smoke hindered efforts.
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Illinois Mines and Mineral Department
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Claude Jentry
Congo Parliament Moves Against Gizenga Over Secession Claims
Congo Parliament votes 66 to 10 to force Deputy Premier Gizenga to Leopoldville within 48 hours accusing him of secessionist activity in Stanleyville. Gizenga defies demands asserting the government must fully execute a September resolution.
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Rebels declare war while seeking peace with de Gaulle
In Casablanca the Algerian rebel government in exile ends a four day meeting with a communique signaling a new burst of attacks in the Algerian rebellion. European extremists inside Algeria are named as key targets even as peace overtures to Charles de Gaulle surface.
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Moscow Molly Broadcasts From East Berlin To GIs
BERLIN AP Moscow Molly a husky voiced disc jockey calling herself Barbara broadcasts from Communist East Berlin to American troops in West Berlin. Her show runs 11 45 p.m. for half an hour and features American tunes with jive chatter. US officials say they do not take Molly and her crew too seriously.
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Kennedy popularity may dip as new Congress opens
GOP leaders predict Kennedy's high polls won't endure into the new session. They warn Cuba Laos and unmet 1961 promises harm his standing by November. Goldwater Kuchel say Kennedy remains popular with voters but may not boost Democratic candidates or pass a busy legislative agenda. Mansfield says Kennedy's leadership remains affirmed by voters.
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Tire Makers Agree To New Price Setup
Four teen tire and tube manufacturers representing most of the industry signed a consent order to abandon existing prices and set new ones. The agreement ends a major FTC anti trust case and requires price changes to be documented if altered within two years. Signatories include Good year Tire and Rubber, B F Goodrich, Firestone, United States Rubber, and Mansfield Tire and Rubber, among others.
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Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
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Mansfield
Gold dinner service shipped to honor King Saud banquet
A $50,000 gold dinner service is being shipped from San Francisco to Boston for a January 17 banquet honoring King Saud of Saudi Arabia.
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Boston
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Kennedy urges tax cuts and tariff reform in State of the Union
President Kennedy pressed Congress for sweeping tax reductions and tariff cuts as part of a six part plan to revive the economy. He called for aid to public schools and civil rights legislation, and proposed a major overhaul of trade policy to promote free world prosperity. He warned that delaying reforms would hurt exports, industry, and workers amid mounting international tensions.
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New York Central Line Tied Up By Car Derailment
ERIE Pa The New York Central main line was tied up when one car of an east bound passenger train derailed and struck the side of a westbound mail and express late Wednesday night a railroad spokesman said.
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