Flood Threatens Pacific Northwest and Traffic Delays
Heavy snow and floods hit the Pacific Northwest with up to 20 inches in eastern Montana. A hillside slide at Tolgto Oregon and a slide near Newport damaged infrastructure. Union Pacific trains to Portland ran eight hours late and bus detours occurred near Albany. A landslide buried a post office and marooned residents in Albany.
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Sa Jem Memorial
Tolgto
Ore
Newport Knoc Me
Montana
Union Pacific
Portland
Middle West
Southern Pacific
Bitter cold storms pound Northwest and Midwest towns
Teams of storm watchers report towns in Oregon and Minnesota buried under mud and debris after days of heavy rains and subzero temperatures. Schools closed across Wisconsin and Illinois as record cold grips the region and power utilities restore outages from a major ice storm.
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Mapleton
Ore
Oregon Canal
Newport
Midwest
Wisconsin
Illinois
Tulaby Lake
Minn
Green Val Minn
Detroit Minn
Brainerd
Park Rapids
N.D
Bemidji
Park Falls
Wis
Aberdeen
Watertown
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Mason City
Iowa
Fox Lake
Kentucky
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Cold Front Due Tonight Hits Texas Weather
A northern storm from the Midwest moves into Texas and reaches Lubbock around mid morning. The Weather Bureau in Lubbock reports no precipitation but dust reduces visibility to two miles and winds gust to 46 mph. Temperatures may rise to near 50 today with a low near 2 by Sunday.
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Midwest
South Plain
Lubbock
U.S. Weather Bureau
West Texas
Texas
Trial Opens in Stanton Slayer Case as 11 State Witnesses Testify
In Vinial County Circuit Court Daniel Odell McDonald, 19, faces murder charges for the assault and slaying of 82-year-old Mrs W F Mee in Stanton. The trial heard testimony from 11 state witnesses including McDonald’s brother and a night patrolman who linked tracks and tire marks to the defendant and his brother’s car. The state has signaled readiness for the death penalty. defense has offered no witnesses so far.
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Cazadero
Viet
Cada
Onvttana
Costa Mesa
Calif
Marguerite Dawson
Don
Dan
Jean
Ore
Terug Joufile Randat
Stanton
Daniel "Odell McDonald
Dagner
Vinial
Ralph W. Caton
Pepein Cere
Yeumert
Peter
W. F
Caprock
Donald
Bairnesananelsay
Simine
Nwance
Earlies
J. McDonnert
Ira
Carson
Colo
Taylor Whale
William J. Bacon
Sam Cent
Jake Bruton
McDonald
Wayne Burns
M. J. McDonald
Merritt Williams
Abilene Pathologist
Senate eyes vote on amendment to provide vice president line of succession
The group will vote Monday on an amendment requiring two thirds Senate and House approval and ratification by three fourths of states. Johnson urges quick action on a separate amendment allowing direct presidential ticket voting. A vacancy scenario would place cabinet and two thirds branch approval to seat a new vice president. Senator Hruska raises concern about coup risks and separation of powers, sparking a tense exchange with Attorney General Katzenbach.
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House
Johnson
Teat
Congress
Connally Praises College Plan at El Paso Dinner
Gov. John Connally called Texas three state college systems with a coordinating board the brightest hope for educational excellence during the El Paso Chamber of Commerce dinner. In Austin House Bill 1 was introduced to set up his proposed board.
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EL Paso
Texas
John Connally
Connally
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Dick Cory
Victoria
Tech Forum debates classification and university system
The article covers calls to reclassify technology as part of a state university network, arguing for broader growth and less adverse publicity. It notes objections from several speakers while endorsing a stronger, cabinet‑driven process and mentions related political figures and regional educators.
Texas Educators Debate State University System Restructure
Governor Connally and educators discuss uniting Texas senior colleges and junior colleges under coordinated boards to create a unified higher education system. Proponents cite policy unification and resource efficiency while cautioning against dispersing local control and funding for junior colleges.
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Texas
Boards of Regents
Connally
Legislative Budget Board
Churchill Rites Draw Global Leaders In Westminster Hall
Charles de Gaulle and Ludwig Erhard joined hundreds of thousands braving cold and rain to honor Sir Winston Churchill at Westminster Hall. Queen Elizabeth led mourners with dignitaries from 111 nations as the funeral drew vast crowds and a global display of respect.
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France
United States
President Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Germany
Free World
Westminster Hall
Bladon
Blenheim Palace
Weather Bureau
St. Paul's Cathedral
Elizabeth
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Fire destroys part of Des Moines General Hospital
A blaze ripped through a 19th century wing of Des Moines General Hospital trapping and evacuating 103 patients and 80 staff in subzero temperatures. Five firefighters were injured but no hospital staff were hurt. A baby was born during the fire and evacuated with the mother and child reported to be fine.
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Des Moines General Hospital
Howard Graney
Hospital Board of Trusters
Ators
Mid’ West
Willis Condon
A. E. Nuzum
State university group leads as bills discuss name changes
Quilliam says HB34 would mark Lubbock as leader of a state university grouping by adding arts and sciences to the title. He backs another name change proposal amid Joint Name Change Committee opposition to the board’s and Jones' bills.
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Texas
Texas Tech
Tom Burtis
Tech
A&m
Quilliam
Lubbock Institution
Board of Directors
City Sales Tax Bill Introduced
AUSTIN AP Rep John Traeger of Seguin proposes allowing cities to levy a one half to one percent sales tax if voters approve. Elections would be by city council vote or petition of 20 percent of recent voters. Collected with state tax, the comptroller would administer the municipal levies. Also filed would authorize state special schools in Lubbock Amarillo El Paso and Midland Odessa areas.
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John Traeger
Seguin
Comptroller
Lubbock
Amarillo
el Paso
Midland-Odessa
Exile Cuban leader eyeing assembly after plebiscite
Reported plebiscite failed to include no votes with 46 108 ballots cast in favor. Former Cuban president Prio Socarras discussed forming an exile government with leaders to convene an assembly, possibly in Brazil, while the U S would not recognize such a government. Thousands of Cubans mailed letters explaining their stance.
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Piio
Brazil
U.S
Prio
Fulgencio Batista
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