Weather Snapshot for Louisiana and Mississippi
Louisiana sees fair skies with partly cloudy nights and Tuesday. Cool today and Tuesday with highs from the mid 40s to 60, cooler north. Mississippi has clear to increasing clouds with possible light rain Tuesday and continued cool with 30s to 50s highs.
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Accidents Claim Lives Of Nine In Mississippi Areas
A rash of early Sunday traffic crashes killed nine people across Mississippi. The detahs include Harold M. Matison a Laurel business owner and two Jones County Junior College instructors. Victims hailed from Hattiesburg Memphis and other communities. The crashes occurred along state highways and local roads near Stringer Slayden Tremont and Ripley with multiple vehicle collisions and a culvert discovery.
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Armstrong Nominated as Nixon Cabinet Rank Counselor
Anne L. Armstrong a 44 year old Texas political veteran and mother of five is reported by Sen. Robert Dole to be Nixon's choice for a cabinet rank presidential counselor. The New Orleans native has long pushed for women in high administration posts and would become the era's highest ranking woman in the second term.
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Death Toll in Norway Crash Rises to Thirty Nine
Police said the Norway air crash near Oslo left 39 dead with six survivors. The Fokker Friendship of Braathens S A F E carried 42 passengers and three crew when it crashed in fog on a forested slope. One foreign passenger survived. the rest were Norwegian. Rescue teams faced thick fog and rugged terrain.
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