Northern Ohio Hit By Snow Blanket Up To Eight Inches
Heavy winds off Lake Erie dumped a snow blanket up to eight inches in Conneaut and surrounding communities with five to seven inches in Ashtabula and four to six in Fairport. The Weather Bureau warned of more snow. driving remained hazardous and salt and cinder crews operated for the first time.
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Associated Press
Lake Erie
Conneaut
Ashtabula
Fairport
Jefferson
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Lake County
Ashtabula County
Tanzania government seizes 35 farms in new total
The official gazette says Tanzania has taken over 35 farms this month, including 25 European-owned. The roundup brings this month’s farm seizures to 56 farms covering about 56,000 acres.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Lincoln Park Zoo Opens City Farm With Pigs Cows and Sheep
Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo unveils a five acre Farm in the Zoo featuring cows pigs sheep and chickens to teach urban visitors agriculture. Zoo director Dr Lester Fisher says the exhibit aims to tell the story of farming in the city with daily cow milking and barnyard displays drawing school groups and residents.
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Lincoln Park
Lester Fisher
Mark Szymski
Kimberly Parrott
Fisher
City
Wolfe divorce ends Las Vegas marriage saga
Glynn Wolfe, 50, faced his 18 year old wife De Merle as she testified about a Los Angeles address with Sheri Wolfe, wife No 15. De Merle cited mental cruelty after filing for divorce Friday. Wolfe previously wed Aug 17 in Las Vegas, hours after divorcing her first husband. Porcupine twins are rarer than human twins.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Glynn Wolfe
Wolfe
DeMerle
Los Angeles
Sheri Wolfe
Hollywood
Vietnam Won't Accept Talks On Cambodia Decision
Saigon declares it will not be bound by U S Cambodia talks in New Delhi and seeks bilateral talks with Cambodia. Martial law in flood provinces follows Viet Cong pressure and border clashes with Cambodia and U S aircraft incidents are reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Cambodia
New Delhi
India
Foreign Ministry
State Department
Washington
Rhodes Charged With Stuffing the Special Session
Gov. James A. Rhodes faced accusations he packed the special General Assembly session agenda to avoid a rubber-stamp legislature. Democratic Chairman William Coleman said Rhodes sought to push a $275 million bond issue, masking bond interest spending as urgent matters. A Cypriot is a native of Cyprus.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
General Assembly
William L. Coleman
Rhodes
Coleman
Bubble Boat Zips Over Potomac At High Speed
The Westland SRN5 air cushion craft, shown by Bell Aero Systems, skims above the Potomac at 50 to 70 mph leaving almost no wake. Pilot Daniel G. Helms demonstrates a four foot lift and a ten foot air skirt, with capacity for 14 or 15 passengers and a range over 275 miles on 265 gallons of kerosene.
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Potomac River
U.S
Bell Aerosystems Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Daniel G. Helms
Helms
Sato Urges Stronger US Japan Ties After China Nuclear Test
In his Diet address Prime Minister Eisaku Sato denounced China's recent nuclear test, urged restraint, and called for Japan to reinforce the US Japan Security Treaty. He stressed strengthening bonds with the United States through economic cooperation while maintaining an unshakable foundation. Socialist members booed the remarks as Sato spoke since succeeding Ikeda.
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Eisaku Sato
China
Japan
Sato
Diet
United States
Trea
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