Record Cold Brings Snow and Flood Threats Across States
Arctic air sent temperatures plummeting from Michigan to Texas as snow fell in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Flood warnings persisted along the Ohio River while ra-in and snowpiled conditions worsened in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Kentucky, with crews battling slick roads and snowplows facing mounting criticism.
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U.S. Experts View Soviet ABM Deployment Privately
Administration experts at a State Department background conference predicted the Soviet Union will spend more on deploying an anti ballistic missile system despite efforts to halt the nuclear arms race. They cited defensive thinking and noted Soviet military influence remains limited by party control and absence of a single powerful military leader.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party Presidium
Mass arrests of Mao opponents in Canton sweep workers
Chinese troops arrested more than 1000 opponents in Canton, many factory workers, including members of the August 1st Unit. Authorities banished detainees from the city while pro Mao posters urged workers back to work. Reports mention Chen Yu, governor of Guangtung, arrested in Beijing. Moscow radio cites widespread anti-Mao activity across several provinces.
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Peking
Hung Look Daily News
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Kiangsi
Tsinghai
Szechwan
Tibet
Mystery of Miss Carter Easter Cry Clears Bunny Suspect
The case centered on Miss Rusti Carter a City Hall receptionist amid reports of an Easter display with three plastic eyes and hints of a Master Bunny. Developments by Wednesday exonerated the rabbit as the sole lead faded and the mystery remained unresolved.
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Rusti
Oto Naucht
Vwinle
Senate OKs Louisiana postmaster nominations
The US Senate confirmed three Louisiana postmaster nominees led by Marco J. Robertson of Sterlington. Also approved were Paul T. Buras of Boothville and Mary I Methvin of Simsboro, with nominations sent to the Senate by President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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US Senate
Louisiana
Marco J. Robertson
Sterlington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Paul T. Buras
Boothville
Mary I) Methvin
Simsboro
Cost Of Hospital Care Soars Fast
In testimony to the House Ways and Means Committee, American Hospital Association officials project hospital costs will rise by 18.6 percent in 1967 over 1966 and reach an average daily expense of 57.93 dollars per patient by September. The rise is driven largely by higher nurses' salaries and longer patient stays since Medicare began.
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UPI
Congress
The
American Hospital Association
Mark Berke
Mt. Zion Hospital
San Francisco
House
Ways & Means Committee
Walter J. McNertney
Blue Cross
Berke
Ways & Means
Johnson
Court Rejects Quash Motion In Shaw Case
New Orleans judge Bernard Bagert refused a defense bid to quash the case against Clay L. Shaw for conspiracy to murder John F. Kennedy. No formal charge was filed yet. a March 14 preliminary hearing was set, with prosecutors arguing Louisiana jurisdiction based on alleged conspiratorial acts in the state.
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Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
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Orleans Parish
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Shaws
Weemann
Kennedy
Texas
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NASA Sells Delta Rocket to ESRO for 1968 Satellite Launch
NASA agrees to sell a Delta rocket and launch services to ESRO in a first time pact. ESRO will pay about 4 million dollars for the rocket and use of the Cape Kennedy range to launch TEOS-AC a 230 pound satellite planned for a 120,000 mile apogee during peak solar activity to study interplanetary magnetic fields and cosmic rays. Ten scientific groups across six European nations are preparing eight experiments.
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ESRO
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France
Germany
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Britain
Denmark
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Marine Gives Paycheck To Aid Children
Marine John Morrows Jr, wounded near Da Nang, sends his monthly paycheck to the Cerebral Palsy Association. His parents forward the funds to help handicapped children as he writes that kids are wonderful and that he and his unit shared cookies with youngsters in the battalion area. Cards and thanks pour in from CP victims and friends as Morrows recuperates in Oakland Naval Hospital.
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Cerebral Palsy Association
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Hollywood
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Weather Outlook for Twin Cities Through Thursday
The Twin Cities area remains cold today tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy skies. North winds 8 to 18 mph diminishing tonight. Daytime highs 46 to 52, tonight lows 26 to 34 with light frost. Tuesday's Monroe high 44 and early low 33. Cold conditions persist.
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Monroe
Film Film Wins In Proxy Fight At MGM
MGM managed to retain control after a tight proxy battle. The management slate won by about 700000 votes, with Robert H. O’Brien continuing as president. Philip J. Levin’s faction failed to unseat the directors in the 1960s era film company.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc
Robert H. O’brien
Philip J. Levin
New Jersey
Levin
Procrastinator Reflects On Delayed Tasks Today
A humorous quip notes that a procrastinator delays tasks both for today and tomorrow, highlighting a universal tendency to postpone duties and not complete plans promptly. The line conveys light irony about self-imposed delays.
Shock over possible release of murder suspect in Rayville case
In Rayville authorities express shock as Oregon judges consider releasing Lee Fisco, a 42-year-old accused slayer extradited for trial. The case centers on the 1964 murder of W. A. Jarmon near Delhi, with Fisco held in Portland since 1965 and extradition proceedings ongoing despite Louisiana assurances.
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Portland
Ore
Louisiana
Oregon
Alfred Salmonetter
Lee Fisco
Fisco
W. A. Jarmon
Willam R. Coenen
Richland Parish
Tom McCall
Supreme Court
District Attorney's Office
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Sher
Iff Hill
Sheriff Hill
Jarmon
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FBI
John J. McKeithen
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Richland
Rocky Butte
Union To Meet On GM Walkout
Detroit officials of a rebellious Ohio local were ordered to Detroit to explain to United Auto Workers leaders why workers walked out at a General Motors plant less than two weeks after a wildcat strike crippled GM operations.
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Ohio
United Auto Workers
General Motors
U S launches OSO 3 sun studying satellite
A Delta rocket carried OSO 3 into orbit from Cape Kennedy at 11 12 a m The 640 pound solar observatory features nine experiments and six telescopes to monitor sun activity during a full 11 year cycle The mission aims to protect astronauts from solar radiation during Moon and planetary flights
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OSO 3
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OSO
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Space Agency
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Moon
U.S
Senator Dirksen Enters Hospital for Fatigue Rest
Senator Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois, Republican Leader, was hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Hospital with fatigue. A spokesman said doctors want him to stay for rest after cumulative fatigue, noting he entered the hospital Tuesday night.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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