Anthony Eden dies at 79 after long illness in England
Former British prime minister Anthony Eden died peacefully in his sleep at his southern England country home after a long illness. He was 79. Eden, famed foreign minister, failed as premier over the Suez crisis in 1956 and was later created Earl of Avon in 1961. He survived World War I as a brave soldier and had a long political career in Parliament before retiring.
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Icy adventure almost tragedy near the Ohio River
Witnesses say three boys aged 12 to 14 ventured onto newly frozen ice on the Kentucky side of the Ohio River at Aurora. One broke through and was rescued by companions while another nearly fell through before reaching shore with help from a passerby.
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FPC weighs emergency gas sales to interstate pipelines
The Federal Power Commission faces a choice on whether to permit 60 day emergency gas sales to Transcontinental and United Gas Pipe Lines, aiming to ease shortages amid record cold. Houston Pipe Line seeks to treat a second round as new sales, risking deregulation challenges and potential job cuts in dependent states.
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Harshest Winter in Years Grips Nation
The winter tightens its icy grip across the United States driving heating costs higher and idling factories and schools. Weather officials forecast no quick thaw, with Arctic air penetrating southern regions and widespread freezing rain and snow. Ice jams and vessel lockups hamper Great Lakes and coastal traffic while oyster prices rise due to reduced catches.
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Senate Committee Recommends Education On Diet
A Senate nutrition committee report warns poor diets threaten public health and calls for a major federal program to educate Americans on healthy eating. Chairman George McGovern says confusion about what to eat affects national health. the Dietary Goals report notes diet changes since the century’s start may be profoundly impactful.
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Mansfield Utility Regrets Man’s Freezing Death
An Ohio Edison manager expresses sorrow over the freezing death of Eugene Kuhn after his power was shut off for an $18 bill. Kuhn, 74, lived alone in Mansfield and was found dead with the house at 9 degrees, prompting a senator to draft life‑safety shutoff legislation.
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