Blizzard Hits Dakotas and Midwest States
A vast January storm lingers over the Dakotas and surrounding Midwest regions. Flooding and high winds affect towns from Arkansas to Nebraska as rivers rise and travel plans are disrupted.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
4
A vast January storm lingers over the Dakotas and surrounding Midwest regions. Flooding and high winds affect towns from Arkansas to Nebraska as rivers rise and travel plans are disrupted.
Rites are planned for Carmichael, with local leaders arranging services at the church and gathering figures from the town. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but describe a solemn ceremony and community involvement.
Fragmented text describes travel by bus, labor issues, and snow isolations with mentions of locations like Levelland Slaton and California. It lists workers, plows, mechanics, and a wall, with references to snow events, road renovations, and regional weather disruptions.
Fragmentary OCR lists several legislators and places with unclear spellings. The readable items include names such as Meri, Garrison, Eddins, Poedleton, and Japp alongside scattered terms and partial titles, but the overall context and event remain indiscernible.
A Rio de Janeiro festival ends in tragedy as police report 34 deaths amid chaotic scenes. Officials say crowd surge caused fatal crush injuries and rushed emergency response. Police investigate potential stampede and safety lapses. Local authorities coordinate aid for victims and families.
An obituary notes the death of a longtime area resident. Details on the individual's name, birth, and survivors are sparse in the fragment, but the notice confirms a passing and local relevance.
Mrs Jackson death notice appears with funeral plans listed for today. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but indicate a sequence of rites and local arrangements.
Navy team prepares for a long night as heavy dress code items and a distant Polar station theme appear in a garbled feature. The report notes increased activity in the Netherlands with Holland cited as a selling area for military gear and bases.
Fragments from a local notice indicate the funeral for a former city resident is scheduled today. The readable lines mention attendees and a service location, but the text is heavily garbled and lacks complete details.
A funeral service for a burn victim will be held today at 2 PM at Pekin General Hospital. The Rev Cart will preside. Burial will follow in Sey County Cemetery. Survivors include family members from Gainesville and Muskogee.
A city woman reports the death of her father in Amarillo. Details are limited in the readable text.
A missing pilot from theapter strike incident has been identified. Authorities provided details on the recovery and investigation underway, naming the aircraft and confirming the location of the incident and the victim's identity.
The notice lists attendees and mourners for the Gentry funeral at Paduicali, naming Shirley Webb and several others including Mrs and Ray among those expected to attend. The fragmented text confirms a local service setting with multiple individuals named.
Carl D. Rogers is reported to have died in Houston. The obituary notes unknown details and mentions family members including Mrs. Mate Baltes, with unclear affiliations and locations referenced in the fragmented text.
A Paducah area accident killed two women, Mrs. Vamélia Tarier 6 A. Dee and her mother Mig Laren Hourhing 38, with reports noting their deaths occurred Wednesday.
A fragmented obituary notice describes funeral plans for Brower with rites scheduled for Friday. It references survivors and mentions a Corpus Christi area, with scattered details about the location and service.
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