United States seeks Viet Nam debate at U.N. Security Council
The U S push to have the Security Council discuss Viet Nam peace negotiations appears unlikely to succeed. Jordan asked for postponement to seek guidance, while the Soviet Union and France oppose measures seen as driving to a council backed peace conference.
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Viet Nam
Security Council
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Jordan
Waleed Sadi
Soviet Union
France
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City Uses New Snow Blower to Speed Cleanup
City crews credited a $3,655 snow blower loader bought in November with rapid removal of five inches of snow. Public Service Director Boeke said the machine loaded 12 ton trucks in about 75 seconds and moved about 200 loads, cutting time from four nights to one.
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C. A. Boeke
Boeke
Ken Young
Snow Storm Delivers Heavy Snow Across Midwest and Impactful Toll
A historic snow storm sweeping southern Ohio into Virginia caused widespread disruption from Cincinnati to Louisville and Frankfort with 12 inches plus in many areas. The death toll reached 145 nationwide with fires cold exposure and traffic accidents as officials closed schools and halted travel. Two Army helicopters aided isolation and evacuation in Virginia while roads, air and rail services slowly returned to near normal.
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New Geneva Talks Sought by Senate Leaders
Senate leaders Mike Mansfield J William Fulbright and George Aiken urged the administration to reconvene the Geneva Conference to resume Viet Nam peace talks. Mansfield planned a Senate appeal for renewed efforts to reopen discussions that split Viet Nam in 1954. Fulbright proposed reconvening sessions with Aiken backing the plan.
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Viet Nam
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Montana
J. William Fulbright
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Republicans
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Chinese Communist Party
Alexander N. Shelepin
Soviet Communist Party
Johnson
Prince Charles Begins 14-Week Australian School Term
Britain's Prince Charles drove via Mansfield to Temertop School in the Australian Alps to start a 14 week term as an exchange student. He rode a large black government limousine past flag bedecked buildings in Mansfield population 1,943 as he traveled down the main street toward the mountain school.
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Australia
Britain
Prince Charles
Victoria
Mansfield
Temertop School
Allied Attack Kills 1,100 VC in Masher Drive
U S military spokesmen report more than 1,100 Communist dead or captured in Operation Masher, a major Vietnam War push. Air power continued against bridges, rail lines, convoys, and storage areas as weather hindered damage assessment.
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Mom Gives Birth After Man Delivers Ride to Hospital
In Cincinnati Ohio an expectant mother Mrs Robert Thesken and her husband were driving to the hospital when their car stuck on a snowy hill. Truck driver Willie Dubose stopped and gave them a ride. Mrs Thesken finished the trip in his cab and delivered a baby boy an hour later.
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Plows Win Snow Battle On Roads In Ohio Valley
Southern Ohio dig out from a heavy snowstorm the worst in half a century with up to 10 inches in parts. Cincinnati saw 10 inches the largest in 50 years as crews cleared major streets and kept roadways passable. A new storm was possible by Friday while temps drop but stay above bitter readings.
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Soviets Seek Abominable Snowman
Moscow reports Soviet writer Andronov describes a Nepalese museum official's claim of a mummy resembling a dried near human creature with giant snow traces. Professor Maskey plans to investigate further and report findings as the search for the legendary snowman continues.
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Chandra Maskey
Nepal
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Why Ohio Sees Highest Bankruptcies Next to California
The Associated Press reports Ohio records about 15,000 bankruptcies annually, driven by easy credit and liberal loan laws. The two part series starts today with the first article on Page 14 detailing state policy and its role in debt, followed by a piece on rescue efforts for families at risk.
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California
Associated Press
Groundhogs Predict Six More Weeks of Winter in PA
News from Quarryville and Gobbler’s Knob reports groundhogs saw shadows marking six additional weeks of winter. Slumbering Groundhog Lodge members noted a 7 14 shadow sighting in snow while Punxsutawney Phil emerged at sunrise and vanished, with both groups claiming originality.
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Southcentral
Groundhog Lodge
Gobbler’s Knob
Punxsutawney Groundhog Club
Punxsutawney Phil
Weather Forecast Calls for Cold, Snow Expected Friday
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair and colder weather tonight with a low near 10. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and little temperature change. Middletown reports 52 inches of new snow yesterday. overnight low 18 this morning and yesterday's high 20. Long range temps run 9 to 14 degrees below normal with warmer Friday followed by a colder weekend and more snow.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Middletown
Chuckle Women at Distinct Disadvantage as Sound Barriers Rise
A satirical comment notes women face a disadvantage because men can travel faster than sound, highlighting gendered frustrations with new sonic limitations.
Secret Russian Letter Signals Split With China
Moscow sources say a long Kremlin letter reading aloud at party meetings accuses China of hindering Soviet aid to North Vietnam, subverting Mongolia, staging border incidents, and pushing for U.S. containment. It may precede a formal split at the March 29 congress, with Brezhnev among readers.
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Leonid 1. Brezhnev
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China
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