Weather report summarizes warm Gulf flow across nation
The Gulf Coast to Great Lakes flow continues with fog drizzle and light snow in the midsection. Warmth on the east coast with mild Gulf states and variable precipitation in lower Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas forecast mild to warm with showers. Flying Farmer notes surface winds 5 to 15 mph.
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Television Notes on Soaps and Family Life Reappearing Stars
A New York AP report explores how daytime serials mirror small town life with sprawling families and tangled plots. It highlights ABC’s Flame in the Wind as a promising addition to Peyton Place style drama and notes future storylines involving a grandparent, ambitions, rivalries, and a family novelist. Jerry Van Dyke returns to TV and Robert Horton reappears in a two part episode, signaling a season of familiar faces and evolving plots.
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Cadet Barney Franklin Howard Promoted at Castle Heights
A West Monroe cadet, Barney Franklin Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Travis B. Howard, was promoted to cadet sergeant at Castle Heights Military Academy in Lebanon Tennessee. Major William Dunlap announced the advancement at the honor school operated by the Bernarr Macfadden Foundation. John Fogleman of the News Star World is expected to be released from St Francis Hospital after surgery, in room 204, feeling only a bit sore.
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Shield of bulletproof glass eyed for Johnson parade
The Secret Service ordered a 14 inch thick bulletproof shield for President Johnson during the inaugural parade on January 20 and considered a similar setup on the Capitol platform. The plan includes a hollow space atop the stand for agents with weapons.
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Rosellini eyed for MA A presidency amid defeat
Gov Albert D Rosellini of Washington 54 a Democrat says he is not seeking the 125000 a year job but is interested in listening The Motion Picture Association of America says no one has been approached for the post vacant after Eric Johnston's death in 1950s London report notes Nadia Nerinas fire damaged Mayfair home saving Nijinsky costumes and Pavlova death mass while many photographs and books burned Birmingham appoints Wilbur M Hollins Negro real estate executive to City Planning Commission after 5 to 4 vote replacing Clyde Neaham with terms ending in December
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Commission On Zoning And Land Use Reforms
A member commission tasked with evaluating major zoning changes and land use policies proposes new guidelines. The panel reviews proposed developments, assesses impacts on neighborhoods, and recommends regulatory adjustments to city planners.
Lettuce Cigarettes Win Limited Praise in Test Market
The first lettuce cigarettes tested in San Francisco drew mixed reactions from a select group of office workers. Perry Resnick, president of Guardian Smoking Products, said the product contains no tobacco or nicotine and aims to be safer, though critics noted they do not taste like tobacco and resemble regular cigarette packs. They will retail for 42 cents per pack.
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Indonesia Air Force Seeks Replacement Parts Amid U.S. Refusal
An Tara reports Air Force Commander Marshal Omar Dani said Washington refused to sell replacement parts for Indonesian air force trainers. The clash over spare parts challenges local training capabilities and procurement plans.
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Pontiff Urges Balance of Spiritual Accounts at Year End
Pope Paul VI, in the Vatican Hall of Benedictions, urged about 6,000 worshippers to balance their spiritual accounts as the year ends. He cautioned on the fleeting nature of time and stressed two lessons: devalue passing things and cherish what remains.
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Tin Mines Close In Cornwall During 1890s Slump
In Cornwall the tin mines began to close down amid the economic slump of the 1890s. The decline impacted local workers and town economies as mining activity dwindled and closures increased.
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Radio and stereo phone sale advertised at low prices
An advertisement promotes a radio for 29.88 and a stereo phone for 59.88 inviting customers to visit the store and view both offers.
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