Storms Claimed 76 Lives As Midwest Snow Deepens
Snowbound communities from Chicago to Detroit faced renewed blizzards with feet of snow expected in Chicago and 106 mph winds battering the West as storms sweep Indiana Illinois Michigan Ohio. The Associated Press reports widespread disruption and mounting weather-related fatalities as officials brace for more severe conditions.
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Rockefeller Called Toughest At Democratic Convention
Top Democrats view Rockefeller as the strongest nominee for a third term despite his divorce and remarriage and a new child. Polls show Kennedy favored over Johnson by small margins in Gallup and Harris surveys, reflecting differing dates and timing of events.
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Hard Set Of Arms Criticized
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff report released Sunday criticizes Defense Department arms sales abroad. It says aggressive salesmanship boosted U S military sales by 699 percent and reached 11.1 billion dollars, fueling a costly international arms buildup while undermining policy to ease tensions.
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Partly cloudy cold night with a cool low
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and cold conditions tonight with a high in the 40s tomorrow under cloudy skies and a chance of light rain or snow. Warmer than normal temperatures expected in the long range with precipitation likely nearly every day. Overnight low dipped to 27 after a 32 high yesterday. By 1 am the temperature had risen only to 2
Turning Point Cedar Falls Fails to End Viet Cong War
Ten days before Christmas Lt Gen Jonathan Seaman plans a major operation and launches Cedar Falls with nearly 30 000 troops to target Viet Cong bases in the Saigon crescent. U S casualties are described as light and the Viet Cong suffer heavy losses including 720 dead and 600 weapons in 19 days. The sweep yields 2.7 million documents and 516 prisoners while Gen De Puy calls it a turning point.
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Pope receives Podgorny as church bomb probe opens
In Rome Pope Paul VI prepared to meet Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny amid investigations into the fifth bombing during the visit. A blast struck the Church of St. Pius X in Monte Mario as police pursued leads, with a car seen nearby and three youths reported in the vicinity.
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Maine Nurses Pledge Not To Strike
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) A no strike policy is in effect for Maine State Nurses Association members. An association spokesman said voluntary relinquishment of the right to strike places greater obligation on employers to recognize and deal justly with nurses through their authorized representatives on employment matters.
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Chinese Rebels Surrounded in Sinkiang After Maoist Push
Tokyo via AP reports Red China claims Maoist rebels in Sinkiang are surrounded as fighting continues in the vast western region. Local forces reportedly disobey Premier Chou En-lai and clashes persist near Soviet borders. Wall posters claim atomic explosions in Sinkiang and over 100 killed last week.
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Prosecutor Bittman Praises Baker Conviction
Square-jawed William Bittman, who secured Hoffa and Baker convictions, says the Baker verdict boosts public faith in government. Baker, ex Senate Democrat aide, was found guilty Sunday of conspiracy, tax evasion, and stealing campaign funds and plans an appeal. Bittman, 35, is known for his relentless, weaponed questioning style and deep case preparation.
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Woman Driver Breaks Rules After Man With Nice Legs
A stray remark suggests a woman caused an automobile wreck after an observer on a corner ogled her legs. The line reflects casual gendered bias rather than clear reporting of a specific incident.
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