Vast Blizzard Threat Looms Over Midwest and Pacific Northwest
Fragmented OCR reports a sweeping blizzard across Midwest states with guard helicopters circling to monitor slides. Oregon rivers were falling except the Willamette area where evacuations were planned but delayed. Washington floodwaters eased as Snohomish Chehalis and Wilson River areas receded, and warnings persisted along creeks and upriver communities.
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Oregon
Lower
Ower
Willamette
Red Croas
Coun
A' Salem
Givi
Washington
Snohomish
Chehalis
Lorg
Wilson
Tillamook
Frantic rescue recounted near historic sand cave site
Radio operator recounts frantic efforts at the Collins rescue in Sand Cave near Mammoth Cave National Park. News crews scrambled for details as temperatures plunged across the region, with Kentucky officials and National Guard taking over operations. Miners and engineers participated, while a drilling shaft determined Collins could not be saved. Nearby, a Ta hok a man was shot in an unrelated bar altercation, treated at Methodist Hospital.
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Carl C. Craft
Cave City
Homer
Colorado
Texas
Ado
State Patrol
Arthur Beeville
Brownsville
Chilldress
College Station
Cotulla
Corpus Cheat
Dalhart
del Rio
el Paso
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Junction
Laredo
Lufkin
Midland-Odessa
Mineral Wells
Presidio
San Angelo
Antonio
Victoria
Den
Kentucky National Guard
John A. Chalk
Broad Street
Church of Christ
Cookville
Tenn
Collins
Lubbock
Ogden
Tureship
Red Cross
Sand Cave
Mammoth Cave National Park
National Park Service
Manuel Gonzaales
Methodist Hospital
el Patio Club
Tahoka Hwy
Gonzales
Charlie Bowman
Alta
Imade
Utah
Ward LaChapelle
Jhaens Aioe
Sal Salt Lake City
Ithe Canyon
LaCha Laution
Cascade
Idaho
Fleetwood
Robert Doty
Logan
Pilgrims flock to Churchill's grave site in Bladon Oxfordshire
Tens of thousands visited the Churchill grave in Bladon near Woodstock as crowds queued for the memorial service and flowered wreaths from Clemmie and Queen Elizabeth II. Police posted guards through the night while a steady stream viewed the grave and St Mary Magdalene Church.
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Dwight L. Jones
Alta
Utah
Pat
Mohr
la Habra
Calif
Bil
Mark Beard
Whittier
Camasta
Salt Lakes
Ci Glib
Peniisn
Waeeout
Blenheim
Latch
Byron
T Churchill
Oxfordshire
St. Martin's
Bladon
Woodstock
Churchill
Clemenine
Horland
Winston
Clemmie
St. Mary Mag
Delen
Churchilll
John James
Westminster Hall
London
Green Man AU Chases Tiny Green Figure Near Rural Road
Reported sighting describes a small green humanoid near a country road. Authorities reference Donald Cash in connection with the alleged encounter. no injuries or verifiable details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Cash
Medicare tax hike outlined to fund hospital insurance
Government outlines a two stage Social Security tax rise to support a hospital insurance trust. Base payroll would climb from 4800 to 5600 with rates from 8.5 percent in 1966 to 10.4 percent by 1971 split between employers and workers. Take home pay would shrink as workers face about 238 dollars annually in higher taxes, while employers also bear a matching burden.
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Andar
Mal Revenue Service
Social Security Administration
Lewis Rietz
Houston
Esman
Peease
Ways and Means
Joe Lesser
Javit
Donovan F. Ward
American Medical Association
Congress
Medicare
Texas colleges seek 268 million in 59th Legislature
In Austin hearings, Texas colleges push for 268 million dollars in state funding for higher education for the 59th Legislature. Rep. R. H. Cory of Victoria introduces House Bill 1 proposing a major board that would replace the Texas Commission on Higher Education and oversee degree programs, junior colleges, construction, and fund distribution. Governor Connally backs 226 million of the total.
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Austin
UPS
Texas Colleges and Universities
Sesk
Alverstice
John Connally
Connally
Ben Barnes
Cory
Texas Commission On ‘Higher Education
TCHE
Space Age Deterrence and Air Force Roles Examined
In a wide interview, LeMay discusses deterrence needing assured destruction capacity, missile and bomber roles, and space power. He notes changing duties for officers, public perception gaps between militarism and professionalism, and the need to prepare for future space-based control corridors while highlighting nonmilitary shoe fashions and Congo medical supply needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tam
Air Force
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Midwest
J Ocean
Homer Ogden
Boat Plains
Weather Bureau
South Central
Jenithanetown
Jeffersonville
Ind
Here
Louisville Herald-Post
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago
Harry J. Stathol
England
UPI
Sir Winston Pens
Stratford ~ Upon Avon
akGrs
Little Cottonwood Canyon
Aden
Ee Heey
Ornelt
Bob
Martin Martin
School of Music
Eastern New Mexico University
Lexey Craddock
Hobbs
Judy ‘Tyler
Amarillo
Sandy Lemons
Baileyboro
Tex
Clarissa Hollingsworth
Raton
N.M
Kathy O'Dell
Cleburne
Doris Hinton
Swanee
University Theatre
Internal Revenue Service
Rep
R. H
Dick) Cory
LeMay A
LeMay
Russia
U. S
Shoe Institute
Leopoldville
Congo
Barcelona
Spain
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