Johnson orders renewed bombing as UN peace plea urged
President Johnson ordered renewed air strikes on North Vietnam after a 37 day lull and took the peace plea to the United Nations. He urged talks while Hanoi rejected the offer as aggression persisted. International reaction ranged from denouncement to cautious approval as Washington pressed for a conference and mediation. Pope Paul VI was praised for support.
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Viet Nam
United Nations
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World reaction to renewed North Vietnam air strikes
On Monday leaders in London and Washington faced protests over renewed US air raids on North Vietnam. Soviet and Chinese messages criticized the action as undermining peace efforts. Pope Paul VI urged restraint as Ottawa reported strong Allied backing for the US decision.
Ames Annals Brief Game Recap
Ames Anns notes reflect a tense matchup with rival teams as the town follows the score. The column highlights key players and a late surge that defined the game but lacks full details or formal results.
Worship is indispensable activity of church minister says
A church minister at LCC declares worship the indispensable act of church life. The brief note, found amid market reports and comic dictionary entries, reflects a local religious viewpoint within the era’s community pages.
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LCC
Death toll 166 from cascading winter storms across regions
A historic winter storm barrage across the northeast and south leaves 166 dead nationwide since Thursday. Teens among the victims include several from Amiens and a group of five near Ozark, while carbon monoxide deaths are reported in Missouri. Forecasts warn of more snow with heavy drives and travel restrictions in several states.
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Court Rulesqn Attorney General Candidates Okay Alltime Records Set
A storm accumulated inches across New York City and Midwest regions while Worcester Mass set an all time snow record. January totals reached 22 inches in Greensboro North Carolina as the weather system advances. The Supreme Court case details and consent requests are noted alongside remarks on filing fees and procedural steps.
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Tennessee
Rooney Wife Shot Dead Then Husband Kills Self, Police Say
The estranged wife of actor Mickel Rooney was found fatally shot alongside her husband at their home. Investigators said Rooney killed Barbara before shooting himself after a domestic dispute that began Sunday night. Police, aided by a private detective, collected tape recordings and sought court orders, with Rooney having filed for divorce earlier that month.
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Thomas Hiles Wood
Nd Killel
Mickel Rooney
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Aete
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Hothara Rooney
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Peti
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Milos Wor
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Rowenes
Matoeey
Mickey Rooney
Fluife
Los Angeles
Milos Milocevic
Milacevic
Voters rush to pay poll taxes across counties
Poll tax deadlines sparked a late surge as Hale County and nearby counties reported crowded tax offices in a day of heavy payments. Officials cited countywide collections and notes that certificates stamped No Poll Tax Pan were issued until late, with hundreds settling taxes for homesteads, vehicle, and poll-related dues as midnight approached.
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Tin
Perth
Hhartin
Wota
Hardin
House of Representatives
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Bebe
Ball Hollars
Hale County
Hedda Hopper Remains Critical at Cedars of Lebanon
Hollywood AP reports famed columnist Hedda Hopper, 75, remains in critical condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after contracting a virus infection Friday. An official said her condition worsened Sunday as she fights pneumonia and related complications.
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Hollywood
Snow Dips Into Area Brings Warns and Weather Woes
A winter storm swept into the region causing mixed precipitation and gusty winds. Temperatures spiked to near 57 degrees before plunging, with snow, sleet, and dust storms observed across several counties. Roads and schools faced closures while officials warned of colder weather to return by midweek.
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Hen Hughes
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Laibbeck Municipal
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Springlake
Department of Pable Safery
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Alpha Springs Lake
Hale Center
Assessing a $1 Per Bale Cotton Grower Tax Proposal
At the National Cotton Council annual meeting in Jacksonville Florida a proposed $1 per bale assessment on cotton growers for research and marketing was approved by a near unanimous vote with minor opposition from delegates. The plan would require a federal law to set a referendum among growers to approve the levy.
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National Cotton Council
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Cme
Congress
Weather Map Page 8A Tadtobe Area Forecast
Tadtobe and vicinity will clear today and become generally fair this afternoon. Colder tonight with a high near the 0s. Light to moderate northerly winds. Prey.
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