Severe Storm Sweeps Toward Texas and Mountain States
Severe storm drives blizzard conditions toward Texas and western states. Meas ton, eastern Oregon, North and South Dakota, and parts of Wisconsin and Iowa face heavy winds and travel hazards. Montana and Wyoming close schools as vehicles struggle in the blizzard. Winds exceed 80 mph causing widespread damage and toppled structures.
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Ton
Oregon
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Minnesota
New York
Maryland
Michigan
Garrett
Frostburg
Alaska Hit by Deep Freeze and Flood Fears
Alaska endured a brutal cold spell with temperatures reaching 60 below and ice jam flooding threats on rivers. Barrow’s fire destroyed a $500000 shopping center prompting evacuation of forty residents and safety measures across the Kenai Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Alaska Panhandle
Ketchikan
Sitka
Juneau
Panhandle
Fort Yukon
Copper River Valley
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Anchorage
Barrow
Copper Center Lodge
Klutina
Copper
Glennallen
Kenai Peninsula
Kenai
Soldotna
Wyoming
West Yellowstone
Mont
Continental Divide
NATO Talks on Nuclear Fleet and U.S. Control
French foreign minister Maurice Couve de Murville questioned the mixed manned surface fleet under American control while Secretary Rusk defended US openness to France on nuclear command. Rusk warned of rising North Vietnamese infiltration and urged timely NATO aid to Saigon, as severe winter weather battered the U.S. and caused widespread disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.S
Walker
Gordon Walker
Rusk
NATO
de Gaulle
France
United States
South Viet Nam
Laos
Free World
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Africa
Congo
Soviet Union
Latin America
Brazil
Venezuela
Chile
Cotton Price Supports Continue As Farmers Vote
Upland cotton, extra-long staple cotton and flue-cured tobacco farmers voted to uphold the government price support program. Upland cotton 17 of 21 states 187 354 for 9 462 against 95 2 percent. Extra-long staple 755 for 185 against 80 3 percent. Flue cured tobacco 81 726 for 6 281 against 92 9 percent. Eligible voters about 1.1 million across 21 6 and Puerto Rico. Quotas tied to price support and acreage allotments remain in effect with most growers approving quotas. States covering upland include Alabama to Virginia. extra-long staple spans six states and Puerto Rico. flue cured tobacco grows in six Southern states.
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Washington
UPS
Puerto Rico
Agriculture Department
Department
Stabilization and Conservation Service
Cotton Jrowers
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
French Ready Guide To Silent Hotels
A new French Anti-Noise League guide lists hotels by alphabet with Paris and other departments as references. The hotels are away from main roads and must meet calm atmosphere standards including quiet equipment, draperies, floor coverings, staff discipline, and limits on radios and television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPD
Anti-Noise League
France
Lalso
Long-Handled Mop Out Aimed At Cutting Calorie Burn
New York health note urges ditching modern cleaning tools to scrub floors by hand. It claims kneeling scrubbing burns more calories than using a mop or electric washer. Public health guidance promotes manual cleaning as a workout.
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New York
Referendum shows Texas cotton quotas approved 85 percent
Texas cotton farmers approved marketing quotas by 85.2 percent in a total vote of 33 995 while nationwide margin reached 94.2 percent. ASCS says large county turnout on the South Plains did not alter the outcome as area harvests continue. Penalties and price supports set for 1965 with quotas in effect. County results show varied yes votes across the South Plains. London England buys crude drugs abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Texas
Panhandle Plains
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande City
Harlingen
Brownsville
Port Isabel
McAllen
Weslaco
Morris ‘Bailey
ASCS
Rcent
ALCS
South Plains
Arent
Avalanche-Journal
Bailey
Borden
Briscoe
Crewby
Dawson
Mt Ralto
Dear Rmith i
Terry MO
Root Yoakum
Gost MR Boss
George Pfeiffenberger honored for cotton research leadership
Services Thursday will honor George Pfeiffenberger longtime cotton official and former research director at Chicopee Manufacturing in Lubbock. A Dayton native and University of Dayton graduate he helped forge fiber measurement innovations in Washington and led pilot lab efforts at Texas Tech. He authored textbooks, directed research programs, and was named a Southwest agricultural leader by Progressive Farmers Magazine. Surviving are his widow Miss Ann Pfeiffenberger and son Will Jr. with memorial gifts planned for the American Cancer Society.
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Chicopee
Chicopee Falls
Mass
National Cotton Council of America
Memphis
Lubbock
Dayton
Ohio
Pfeiffenberger
University of Dayton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cotton Fiber Laboratory
Washington, D. C
USDA
Mississippi Ginning Laboratory
College Station
Tex
Chicopee Manufacturing Corporation
Texas Tech
Otto Goedecke
Cotton Merchants of
Halletsville
United States
Europe
U.S
PCG
Textile Research
Cotton Gin & Oil Mill Press
Cotton Trade Journal
Cotton Digest
Dayton Morning Journal
Southwest
Progressive Farmers Magazine
60Th St
Ann Pfeiffenberger
24Th St
Will Jr
U.S. Naval Graduate School
Monterey
Calif
Earl J
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry
Jersey
City
N. J
American Cancer Society
Goodfellows Plan Christmas Gift Drive Progress Report
A meeting of all Goodfellows members is set for 10 a.m. Friday to hear progress reports from committees on distribution packaging and finances for the 1964 project. The Chief Goodfellow announced donations total 2979.74 from individuals and organizations. gifts go to needy Lubbock children 14 and younger with a cost of about 1 dollar per child.
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the Goodfellows
Chief Goodfellow
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Goodfellows
Turkey to manufacture first car in 1968
UPI reports Turkey plans to build its first automobile in 1968. In Portugal, Justino Costa contests a house project near Viana do Castelo as walls repeatedly collapse and a coffin with his name appears on the site, with a scarecrow found inside.
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Istanbul, Turkey
UPI
Turkey
Viana DO Castela
Portugal
Justino Costa
Risjdown
Bastogne siege tale of Nuts surrender and a race for Bastogne
German General Luettwitz recalls a doomed push on Bastogne and McAuliffe's 101st Airborne racing to reach the town. Surrounded by December 18, U.S. troops held fast as fog grounded air attacks and supply runs. The Christmas siege ended after a bold German assault, with McAuliffe later ruminating on American courage.
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Luettwitz
Bastogne
McAuliffe
101St
U.S. Airborne
Bas
U.S
U.S.A
Leuttwitz
Army
Chemical
Washington
Births of Gibson and Skidmore Daughters and Sons
Mr and Mrs William Lee Gibson 2406 Ltd St welcomed a daughter weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces at 8 15 p m Monday in Highland Hospital The father works at Gear Clutch and Joint Inc Mr and Mrs Jimmy Roy Skidmore 1308 Harvard welcomed a son weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces at 8 23 p m Monday in West Texas Hospital The father is employed by the Texas Highway Department and the line ends abruptly
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William Lee Gibson
2406
Ltd St
Highland Hospital
Clutch and Joint, Inc
Jimmy Roy Skidmore
Harvard
Lin
West Texas Hospital
Texas Highway Department
Natividad Cantu
N. Ave
Laut Clinic
Theather
Art Terrazzo and Tile Co
Rodney D. Underwood
Lubbock Osteopathic ‘Hospital
Underwood
C. M. Dowden
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Luibbock Manufacturing
Stuart Klein
18Th St
University Hospital
Klbk-Tv
Edward James Lichtie
Methodist Hospital
Nubro Corp
Bill Gene Keeling
van St
Booth
Western Bell Telephone Co
Jerry Lynn Young
Star Rt. 1
Whitlefield
Pueaiay
L. A Farmer
Myra
Joseph Behreiber
Sid Pl
Steel Talks and union bargaining near milestone vote
The piece frames USW contract talks with U.S. Steel amid looming elections for President McDonald and opposition led by I W Abel. It notes optimism for a possible agreement, with key leaders James Griffin and Joseph Molony forecasting progress as periods of long bargaining loom. Strong entities include U.S. Steel Corp, Bethlehem Steel Co, USW, McDonald, Abel, James Griffin, Joseph Molony, and locations like Buffalo and Youngstown. Birth notices mix in with hospital details and local names, showing a broad newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Shaver
U. S. Steel Corp
Andrew Rosales
King Ave
Lauf Cline
el Tejas
James Griffin
Youngstown
Ohio
Joseph Molony
Buffalo
Molony
Bethlehem Steel. Co
Griffin
U. S
USW
McDonald
W. Abel
Tostrike
Caribbean Cruises From New York aboard Queen of Bermuda
The Furness Lines' Queen of Bermuda will sail New York January 22 on a 13 day Caribbean cruise visiting 15 islands. Subsequent trips depart February 5, February 20, and March 11 for 14 to 18 day itineraries with five or more ports and a full day scenic cruise near the Lesser Antilles.
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New York
UPI
Furness Lines
Queen of Bermuda
Lesser Antilles
Caribbean
Major Advance Seen In Anti Shark Plans
The Anti Shark Association reports a new electrical shark barrier tested in St Lucia Bay. In tank tests 40 sharks did not breach a 30 foot barrier in 10 foot deep water. The barrier requires about 1.7 kilowatts of power, comparable to a household kettle.
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Durban
South Africa
APS
St. Lucia Bay
Here
Zululand
CARE Dollar Buys 27 Pounds Of Food
New York UPI reports CARE Inc announces every dollar pays 27 pounds of food to a hungry person in need. The 1964 65 campaign targets 6.5 million CARE packages in the name of each donor to feed a record 37 million hungry people in 34 countries.
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New York
UPI
Care, Inc
CARE
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Colorado
U.S. 8&7
Denver
Washington State
Seattle
London
England
George Pfeiffenberger
Ams
Secretary of Agriculture
Christ the King Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Marina Towers
Chicago
Herod
King of Kings
God
Caesar
Bethlehem
Ezra
Steel Talks
ZU Cae
Gument
Brussels
Belgium
Caribbean Cruises
Care Dollar
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