Storm Left East in Blizzard, At Least 71 Dead
A vast nor’easter dumped over two feet of snow from the Midwest to New England. The storm stranded thousands, closed schools, and canceled flights with winds up to 60 mph. In New York and surrounding areas, airports and highways were paralyzed as crews worked to clear drifts.
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Johnson Sends Good Wishes For Nehru
President Johnson sent Nehru a cable wishing a speedy recovery and noting the inconvenience of illness. The message expressed pleasure at his improvement and anticipation of an early return to health.
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No-start Cold Weather Spurs Pony Commute
Boulder Colorado AP reports on a bitter zero weather day as Mrs Stevie Robult cannot start either of her two cars. She travels three miles to work on a Shetland pony owned by her three children.
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Henpecked Husband Quips on Wife's Speech Pauses
A jokey strip in a humor column has one husband telling another that his wife has a slight speech impediment because she pauses to breathe. The gag hinges on a comic misreading of pauses as a disorder.
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Storm Tapers After Heavy Snow Hits Ohio Mortality Counts Rise
Ohio records at least 14 storm related deaths as the blizzard eases. Snow depths reach up to two feet in Geauga County with drifts to 20 feet. Hundreds of schools closed and emergencies declared in Celina St Mary's Kent Tiffin Wooster. Travelers stranded along the Turnpike return home as roads reopen. Weather calms but temperatures and closures persist across multiple cities.
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Johnson Outlines 3.4 Billion LID Expenditure Plan
President Johnson plans a 3.4 billion dollar foreign aid allocation in a 97.9 billion budget next year. Senate leader Mansfield notes a modest cut from current aid levels as a congressional review eyes changes to the AID program. Mansfield proposes shifting responsibility among non Communist powers for Latin America Africa and Asia aid.
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Kennedy to Meet Sukarno on Malaysian Tensions in Tokyo
Atty Gen Robert F. Kennedy departs to brief President Johnson on the Malaysia dispute as Indonesian President Sukarno vacations in Tokyo. Talks may cover border incidents in North Borneo and a provision in the foreign aid bill affecting U S assistance to Indonesia.
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Arabs Seek Unified Arab Action On Jordan Waters Plan
Cairo Arabs press for definite resolutions at the Arab League meeting to decide what these states can do about Israel’s plans to divert Jordan River waters. President Nasser pushes for a unified command and joint military planning, while noting past 1961 recommendations aimed at integrated Arab action.
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Land Deal Inquiry Promised
Senate investigators pledged a full inquiry into a land venture linked to former aide Robert G. Baker and Sen. George Smathers. Testimony centered on vending machine deals and a defense plant franchise, with Baker's 1982 income and a 1957 Florida land deal also under review.
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Four On Board Crashed Plane Stall Missing
A U S Air Force B 32 bomber crashed on a Appalachian slope near Cumberland Maryland after Maj Thomas W McCormick bailed out. Four crew members remained missing hours after the pre dawn incident as authorities sealed the crash site and said the nuclear bombs aboard were not primed.
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Five aboard sinking schooner missing after distress call
Coast Guard and Navy units combed heavy seas miles east of Jacksonville for five aboard the Enchantress, including Mr and Mrs John Pelton and Capt Christopher de Grabosski. The vessel left Charleston January 10 bound for the Virgin Islands, with water knee deep in the cabin as the crew abandoned ship in two dinghies. Winds 35 knots, near freezing temps hinder search. ships involved include Franklin D. Roosevelt, Power, Perry, Alcour, and Sweelgum.
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Castroites Leaders In Zanzibar?
US refugees report that Spanish-speaking men in Castro-like uniforms led rebels who overthrew Zanzibar’s Arab government. They arrived on the destroyer Manley as the State Department evacuated 63 Americans. A public officer said a Tennessee-type led the rebels who seized a cable and wireless company office.
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Rescue plans hampered by rough seas near Roosevelt
Carrier planes could not land on the Roosevelt due to rough seas and returned to Jacksonville Naval Air Station. The coast guard intercepted the first emergency call at 4 08 p m Monday with a warning that five people on board were sinking and two dinghies would not last long in the seas.
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Coast Guard Seeks Vessel Name Amid Radio Interference
Coast Guard requested continued radio transmissions from the schooner to obtain an accurate fix on its location. A child was heard counting to 100 before the voice faded at 3:17 p.m. Interference hindered identifying the vessel’s name.
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Treaty Review Blocked in Panama Canal Talks
Negotiations between the United States and Panama stalled as Washington refused Panamanian demands to pledge review of the Panama Canal treaty as a condition for resuming relations. The OAS peace committee planned further talks while Panama hinted at possible government changes within 24 hours if U S pressure continues. The White House affirmed the canal's security and stressed direct discussions when order is restored.
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White House Frames Panama Canal Talks Around Security
The White House affirmed the United States must protect Canal security and restore order as a prerequisite for direct talks with Panama. President Jehnsen, after meeting with a task force, urged action to safeguard canal integrity and pursue candid discussions with Panamanian authorities.
Panama Crisis Eases as U S and Panama Agree on Dual Flags
Officials report no violence Monday after two hours of talks with Panamanian leaders. Signs reading Avenue of the Martyrs appeared as rioting last week faded, US personnel return to embassies, and Balboa High School begins raising twin flagpoles reflecting the US Panamanian agreement.
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Teacher to marry millionaire oilman in January
A history teacher Norma Knobel of Richardson Texas says she will marry Lamar Hunt on January 22. She claims she is “terrible looking” and will quit teaching to become a full time housewife. It will be Hunt’s first marriage and Knobel’s second.
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