Winter Storm Grips U.S. With Snow and Subzero Cold
Wintry conditions blanket the nation from the Rockies to the Great Lakes with light snow in the West and heavy flurries in the Northern Plains. Arctic air pushes into the South, while the Rio Grande Valley sees drizzle. International Falls records 15 below, with 20s common from the Southeast to the Eastern Seaboard.
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Great Lakes
Southland
Plains
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Missouri
Rio Grande Valley
Weather Bureau
Arizona
Gulf Coast
Tennessee
International Falls Minn
Virginias
Maine
Seaboard
Old Year Winds Down in Cold Cloudy Ohio Weather
Weather outlook for 1967 ends with cloudy cold conditions across Ohio. Night temps in the low 20s expected as snow احتمال forms Sunday. Zanesville records 7 degrees, Chesapeake 8, others in teens or low 20s, Middletown at 20.
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Miami Valley
Zanesville
Chesapeake
Ohio River
Middletown
Rhodes Seeks 265 Million Bond Plan for State Needs
Gov. Rhodes proposes a 265 million state bond issue plus earlier 700 million highway bonds to fund water pollution control office buildings mental health facilities parks and recreation youth programs university projects airport improvements and other initiatives with legislative approval anticipated.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Richard L. Krabach
Ohio Youth Commission
Police and Fire
Cleveland State University
Agricultural Technical
Three Major Drug Firms Found Guilty
Three large drug companies American Cyanamid Bristol Myers and Pfizer were found guilty of antitrust violations over antibiotics including tetracycline in a conspiracy to monopolize. Jury verdictsFriday night carry possible fines up to 150000 per defendant and open the way for treble damages suits under the Sherman Act.
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New York
Iseeminness
Mnnd
Ane
American Cyanimid Co
Bristol Myers Co
Charles Pfizer and Co
U.S
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Clifford D. Siverd
American Cyanimid
Justice Department
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Squibb
Upjohn Co
Pfizer
Comic Foiled by Elm Disease Cigarette Switch
A joke about a man who quits smoking to improve health but ends up with Dutch Elm disease after turning to chewing toothpicks. The quip plays on a mix of health and pest issues for humorous effect.
Gary Woman Indicted for Vote Fraud in Gary Mayoral Race
Marion Tokarski, a Democratic precinct committeewoman, was indicted by a Lake County grand jury on five counts alleging conspiracy to violate Indiana election law via false voter registration in the November Gary mayoral election. Bond set at 15000.
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Crown Point
Ind
Marion Tokarski
Gary
Tokarski
Lake County
Grand Jury
Indiana
Richard Hatcher
Henry Kowalczyk
Medicare premium rise sparks elder protest over doctors fees
Washington AP The executive director of the National Council of Senior Citizens blasted the $1 monthly Medicare premium rise for the voluntary part saying the elderly pay for Congress failure to curb doctors fees The increase from 3 to 4 dollars begins April 1 with the government adding an equal share AMA officials offered no immediate comment Critics say Medicare costs rise when doctors set free market "reasonable and customary" fees while officials deny plans for fee schedules and note expected slower cost of living growth.
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Washington
Congress
William R. Hutton
National Council of Senior Citizens
Medicare
Hutton
American Medical Association
AMA
Seven Sentenced In Rights Slayings In Mississippi Case
Seven men including Ku Klux Klan leader Samuel Holloway Bowers Jr and Cecil Price were sentenced to federal prison terms for conspiring to violate the civil rights of three young men slain in rural Mississippi over four years ago. Sentences ranged from three to ten years with varying bonds, while all plan appeals of Oct. convictions.
Marine Losses High in Vietnam Marshes
In fierce fighting across South Vietnam three northern provinces, 70 Marines were killed and 128 wounded as they pressed near Thon Tham Kee and Hoi An. Air strikes pursued Viet Cong supply points near Haiphong while a Navy Phantom was shot down but crew rescued.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Washington
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Hainhong
Tonkin Gulf
Thon Tham Kee
Hoi An
da Nang
First Cavalry Division
Haiphong
Ex-Governor General Vincent Massey Dead at 80
Vincent Massey, 80, first native born Canadian governor general and brother of actor Raymond Massey, died in London of pneumonia. He served from 1952 for seven years after being born in Toronto on February 20, 1887, to Chester Daniel Massey and Anna Vincent Massey. His grandfather founded Massey Harris, a leading farm implement producer.
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London
Vincent Massey
Canada
Raymond Massey
Massey
Toronto
Chester Daniel
Anna Vincent Masesey
Massachusetts
Massey-Harris
British Commonwealth
Hamilton County Jail Prisoners Riot Again
Prisoners rioted in a Hamilton County Jail cellblock on Friday night for the second time this week. Police restored order with tear gas after a three hour disturbance ending about 2 30 a m. Inmates jumped cells and hurled water and toilet parts at guards with no injuries or escapes reported.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Donald Slaughter
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Lawrence Rainey
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