Snow and Ice Storms Strain Midwest Across Plains to Ohio Valley
Thousands stranded as snow and ice storms sweep the Great Plains into the Midwest and Ohio Valley. Chicago sees heavy snow and wind. Illinois roads clogged. parochial and public schools close. universities cancel classes. dozens of facilities report stranding and crowding. No injuries reported.
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U.S. Army Builds Delta Base Camp in Mekong Delta
The U.S. Army created a new base camp near My Tho in the Mekong Delta, five miles from the naval capital, aimed at supporting operations in the delta. Giant dredges filled swampy ground to form dry land for the camp, while bridges were destroyed or unusable and Viet Cong threats persisted around the isolated area.
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South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Mekong
My Tho
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Tho
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Pop Singer Luigi Tenco Dies by Suicide in San Remo
Italian pop singer Luigi Tenco, 27, killed himself in his hotel room after his San Remo Festival elimination. Police report a brief note lamenting dedicating five years to singing and writing songs and saying Everything caves in around me.
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San Remo
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Luigi Tenco
Haly
Cardinal Cushing denounces Jesuits over alleged lies
Boston AP report states Cardinal Richard Cushing accuses the Jesuit order of spreading colossal lies about U S aid to Latin American missions. He cites an America article by Rev Iwan Milich and questions funding sources, calling critics phonies and liars while defending Catholic Extension funds.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
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Latin America
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America
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Catholic Extension Society
Washington
the American Bishops
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Hoffa Wiretap Claims Reach Supreme Court
Hoffa and two lawyers allege extensive Justice Department eavesdropping and wiretapping before his 1964 jury tampering trial. They name an informer and Nichols as taps in hotels and juror rooms with Sheridan linked to the operation. officials deny the claims. The filings seek reconsideration of Hoffa's conviction and eight year sentence.
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High Court
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Heiskell
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Nichols
Walter Sheridan
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Sheridan
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Europe
Chuckle Gossips and Dirt Doings In Absurd Exchange
A quirky note says gossips act like blotters soaking up dirt yet people often misread them. The remark implies humor and misinterpretation in everyday chatter and rumors.
Space Treaty Signed In East Room Ceremony
A late afternoon signing in the East Room of the executive mansion formalized a space treaty with U S and United Kingdom representatives, Llewellyn E Thompson and Sir Geoffrey Harrison signing at Spiridonov Palace. Over 100 nations expected to join. seen as progress amid U S Soviet tensions over Vietnam.
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U.S
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Geoffrey Harrison
Spiridonov Palace
London
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Vietnam
State Auditors Fall Behind Despite Law On Audits
Ohio officials say the State Auditor’s Office cannot meet legal duties to audit county offices yearly due to a shortage of examiners caused by low pay. The Summit County Clerk of Courts audit dates back to 1960 with prior 1955, while funding and staffing lag behind the required 275 positions, leaving many counties overdue on books.
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