Severe winter storm tears across the Midwest and South
Forecasters warn of heavy rain and sleet sweeping a large band from the Gulf Coast to the Plains. Temperatures expected to drop into the 50s after a frigid blast. Deaths blamed on the storm rise in Wisconsin and Tennessee as snow and ice cripple travel from Chicago to Austin. Jordan receives aid from Bahrain to support its government amid the crisis.
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Morgenthau Dies After Long Public Service
Morgenthau, 75, former U S Treasury Secretary, died Monday after a long illness. He served as Treasury Secretary under the New Deal and later as acting secretary, guiding financial policy during the early New Deal era. The report notes his influential role in economic programs and his background in farming and investment before entering government service.
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Andrews school repair program aims to empty high building
Reported plan details a repair program for Andrews high school facilities and a temporary move of students and staff to alternate locations. The project includes contracts with providers, a financing path announced in December, and a Monday meeting to discuss progress and deadlines.
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Texas Attorney Questioning Suspects and Miranda Echoes
A Texas attorney discusses police questioning of crime suspects and the impact of the Fifth and Sixth Amendments. The report cites magistrate involvement, pretrial interrogation, and debates on self incrimination and counsel, referencing Miranda v. Arizona and Supreme Court rulings.
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Texas House Debates Tax Plan And City Funding
Speaker Ben Barnes announced a 384 million tax proposal to fund state needs and city projects. The session will hear 20 bills as lawmakers consider appropriations and potential liquor by the drink discussions during the upcoming weeks.
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Bare antiques and a Texas map found by Luhbork woman
Disjointed OCR notes mention a bare antiques find including a 160 map of Texas discovered by a woman from Luhbork. The text references loans for low income groups, administration pages, and various newspaper sections such as editorials, comics, market reports, and women’s news across Fort Worth regions.
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Boy Safe After Hike Ordeal Ends Quietly
A youth who went missing during a Sunday night hike near the river returned unharmed. Family and local rescuers credited a calm search and cooperation from neighbors for a safe conclusion with no injuries reported.
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Low Rate Bond Sale Spurs Tech Construction Amid $16 Million State Plan
A bond sale described as low rate funds a tech construction project and a $16 million state package. The issue, partly aimed at a college amendment building, drew emphasis Monday as bond proceeds helped finance the Boston and Chicago firms involved in the venture.
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Prayer Note Seeks Comfort for Sick
A brief prayer fragment asks for comfort for the ill and divine aid for sufferers, attributed to an anonymous reader.
Women Congress Members Confront Gym Access Protest
Washington AP report describes a clash at a gym where women members of Congress pressed for equal rights to use the facility. Reps. Charlotte Reid Catherine May and Patsy Mink faced shouts from male attendees as they entered the men’s gym to seek access.
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Kennedy Faction's Animosity to LBJ Described on Air Force One
A damaged account outlines tension aboard Air Force One during Kennedy era travel to Washington. The piece notes fear for Kennedy's safety, forced secrecy, and the planted guards around him amid warnings of plots and hostility toward LBJ from factional aides and officials.
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Tax hike alternatives weighed by Fowler amid Senate concerns
A Fowler briefing to lawmakers shows opposition to a 5 billion dollar tax increase and a plan to close loopholes. He cautioned against raising taxes now, citing countrywide impact while Treasury works on a package of reforms to fix the tax system.
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