Muskegon Shovels Through Snow Will See More This Week
Muskegon set snow records as crews battled nearly three feet of snowfall. Another one to three inches was forecast, potentially raising December totals to 37 inches and adding to record cold across the Midwest with subzero readings in Illinois and Minnesota.
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Unseasonable Cold Widespread From Southeast to Northeast
Readings show Louisville near zero while Mobile reports 27 and Florida cities Tallahassee 3 Tampa 41 Miami 53. Atlanta and Chattanooga endure cold with two digit low temperatures. Northeast faces near zero as Far West remains generally warm.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chuckle Families Share Sympathy Over Babies And Nonbabies
A light social note says families with babies and those without express mutual sorrow and solidarity. The piece frames a gentle, humorous sentiment about shared parental experiences and community support.
Northeast Ohio Brace For More Snow Across Region
The Associated Press reports Northeast Ohio to see more snow with 10 inches recorded in Chardon and drifts over two feet. Geauga County highways reduced to one lane. Ashtabula and Lakeville areas report several inches while schools assess bus access amid continued flurries.
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Chardon
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Ashtabula County
Cold Wave Deepens With 4 Below Zero Readings
Morning temperatures hit 4 below with forecast colder air tonight and tomorrow across central and southern Ohio. The Weather Bureau predicts readings from minus 15 to minus 5 as an arctic airmass advances from western Canada. No relief seen. yesterday’s high reached 14.
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Canada
Child Suffocates in Accidental Gun Incident
A 5-year-old boy in Cincinnati died after apparently shooting himself with a .32 caliber revolver found in a drawer at home. Police said the child, William Ruehlman, started playing with the weapon.
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Cincinnati
William Ruehlman
Arraignment Set Today For Contractor Bandit
Lloyd Blackford, 33, is scheduled for bedside arraignment at Wilson Memorial Hospital with U S S Commissioner Robert Snell coming from Dayton. Blackford faces charges as the holdup man who wore a blonde wig in the First National Exchange Bank raid on Michigan Street. A $25,000 bond is expected. he is under guard after a gunfight left a woman hostage and Blackford wounded. Police plan to question him about two prior robberies at the same branch in November 1962 and February 1963, while Blackford’s wife recalled their modest lifestyle and preparations for Christmas.
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Ohio
Wilson Memorial Hospital
U. S S
Robert Snell
Dayton
Lloyd Blackford
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First National Exchange Bank
Michigan Street
Ross Wilhide
John L. Warner
Showdown vote on foreign aid bill in Senate today
The Senate prepared for final debate and showdown votes on the 3.2995 billion foreign aid bill after President Johnson urged no further cuts. Leaders Humphrey and Dirksen forecast a tight fight as they seek to uphold committee provisions and block House amendments. A Johnson letter urged restoring the 3.6 billion authorization despite committee action.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
House
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Everett M. Dirksen
Humphrey
Appropriations Committee
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Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
John C. Pastore
Gen Taylor in Pakistan to mend U.S. ties
General Marwell D. Taylor, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrived in Karachi to ease strained Pakistan U.S. relations after three days of talks with Indian officials. He scheduled meetings with Pakistan's President Ayub Khan and officials from the Foreign Office and Defense Ministry.
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Marwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jet Crashes Near Flasher North Dakota Farm
An airplane crashed on a farm near Flasher North Dakota around 12 15 am. Initial reports did not identify the craft as commercial or military. Air Force base at Minot said an F 106 fighter was unaccounted for but not overdue and a search began from the base.
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McNamara Arrives In Saigon For War Review
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara arrived in Saigon to inspect the U S Viet Nam program and discuss progress problems and solutions. He planned to depart for Washington on Friday. The visit follows a period of upheaval with Ngo Dinh Diem’s coup and President John F Kennedy’s assassination.
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McNamara Returns to Vietnam Amid Military Shifts
US sources say three changes and rising Communist guerrilla activity prompt McNamara to travel back to Vietnam. He meets Maj. Gen. Tran Van Don and other leaders, with John A. McCone and Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor present. Johnson later announces McNamara will return to Vietnam to ensure maximum war-efficiency, with a possible end to major US involvement by 1965.
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Embassy sealed after Ghanaian student protest in Moscow
Soviet police sealed off access to the Ghanaian Embassy after a protest by about 500 Africans and others. Police barred African students from the street while reporters were kept back at the gate. The embassy said doors would reopen after repairs to broken locks.
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Moscow
J. B. Elliott
Vyacheslav Yelutin
Asare Addo
Tass
Satellite to study sun flares with new Christmas star
The US Agency launches a 12 foot diameter air density explorer balloon satellite near Arguel lo to observe solar flares. It will orbit 375 to 1875 miles high, illuminated at twilight, with white polka dots to shade its radio gear and a worldwide network to track its beacon and atmospheric drag.
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Point Arguello
Calif
Naval
Supreme Soviet Approves Khrushchev Fertilizer Plan
The Supreme Soviet gave unanimous approval to Khrushchev's $46 billion plan to expand the Soviet chemical industry and boost fertilizer production. It also approved budgets for 1964 and 1965 to fund the first phase of the seven year chemical industry program.
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Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Explorer 9 Balloon Study Links Solar Flares to Upper Air Density
The 12 foot Explorer 9 satellite launched from Wallops Island in 1961 showed that upper air density falls as solar flare activity declines in the 11 year cycle. Orbiting near the equator, it aimed to cross Arctic and Antarctic zones to study polar air density and radiation entry points affected by Earth's magnetic field.
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Arctic
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Polar
Earth
Taylor Burton nuptials hinge on Eddie Fisher
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor plan marriage as soon as possible following Taylor’s divorce from Sybil Burton in Guadalajara. A Mexican attorney questions Burton’s divorce timing while the couple eye wedding sites in Mexico, possibly Mexico City, and plan to reside in Puerto Vallarta after wedlock.
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