Record Shattering Cold Pierces the South
The Associated Press reports an arctic cold wave across the South and East of the Rockies. Record low temperatures include 33 in Tampa and 7 in Columbus, Ohio, with 6 below zero at Mt. Mitchell NC and snow across the northern Appalachians and Upstate New York. Florida citrus benefits from the freeze while Minnesota andDakotas anticipate warming.
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December Snow Hits New York State Weather Update
December brought gusty snow to New York with temperatures near zero in spots. Rochester reported five inches. Syracuse three. Buffalo one. Western Adirondacks and Whiteface Mountain saw 3 to 4 above zero. winds up to 30 mph increased the chill as light snow possible west and slightly warmer conditions for NYC and regions east of Lake Ontario.
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Rocky to Call Legislature Into Mid December Session
Albany and New York, Gov. Rockefeller plans a mid December special session to redraw legislative districts and likely expand seats. Republicans aim to follow advisory recom mendations on reapportionment while preserving control ahead of Democrats take over in January.
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Wirtz Works to Narrow Rail Labor Dispute Again
Secretary of Labor Wirtz seeks to bridge gaps with three shop craft unions and the railroad industry over a proposed three year contract. He argues the difference is under 10 cents an hour and a failure could trigger a nationwide rail strike. Unions postponed the strike deadline while negotiations continue.
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Young Woman Dies of Crash Injuries in Hornell
Mrs Patricia Grimes 19 of Canisteo died Monday at St James Mercy Hospital Hornell from injuries suffered Sunday in an automobile crash at an intersection in Steuben County city.
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Muni Released From Hospital After Heart Treatment
Actor Paul Muni, 69, discharged from Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara after a month of treatment for a heart condition. Physicians say he is much improved. Muni has lived in semiretirement since 1962.
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Cottage Hospital
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Five Children Die in Kentucky House Fire
Five children aged four to 12 died in a Woodford County blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Spencer in Versailles. A sister is in serious condition and a five week-old boy was rescued. The fire's cause is not yet known. Names of the victims were not immediately released.
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Johnson Cousin Visits White House in Private Trip
Oriole Bailey Johnson's cousin, who lives near LBJ Ranch in Johnson City, Texas, is visiting the White House. She arrived Sunday night with President Johnson on what press secretary George Reedy called a purely private personal visit.
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Vietnamese Charge Cambodia Backed Reds in Monday's Raids
South Vietnam's Defense Ministry accused Cambodian troops and gun boats of aiding Viet Cong in two border attacks near Chau Doc Province. A patrol 100 yards from the border was hit, killing three and wounding one, with mortar fire from across the border. Cambodian boats also struck an outpost, killing one Vietnamese soldier. In Phnom Penh, Prince Norodom Sihanouk said talks with the United States would start December 7 in New Delhi about halting aggression, with frontier issues and U.S. aid not on the table. A U.S. pilot in a downed plane survived. a Vietnamese observer was missing. Buddhist leaders reportedly consider drastic action against Premier Huong.
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Russian Space Probe Joins U S Craft on Road to Mars
In Moscow the Tass agency said Zond 2, launched Monday, had a power supply about 50 percent below expectations, possibly limiting Mars data return. Meanwhile in California Mariner 4 sped toward Mars at 7,226 mph, with a 541 904 mile Earth distance and a July 14 Mars arrival, as both nations race to be first.
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Young Niagara Falls Businessman Murdered
Niagara Falls police sought motive after the knife slaying of Samuel T. Alaimo a 38 year old president of a wholesale tobacco and confectionery firm found in a dark alley. He left his home for a planned meeting at a drug store about renting an apartment he owned. With 41 stab wounds the victim fought fiercely as his jacket was ripped and his hands and face bled. A unidentified caller had arranged the meeting and Police checked possible links to the attack while noting his watch wallet and cash were untouched.
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Alaimo
Britons Freed by Chinese Reds After Boat Strayed
Hong Kong dispatch says a British naval officer and eight sailors were released by Chinese Communists after their 32 foot cutter entered Chinese waters during a camping trip. A navy spokesman said all nine men were well treated and in good health and the boat was returned.
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New Inquiry Areas In Baker Probe Opened
Star witness Don B Reynolds opened new inquiry areas in the Bobby Baker case at a closed Senate Rules Committee session. Reynolds agreed to discuss extraneous matters he had previously kept from aides, linking Baker and Matthew H McCloskey to a $25,000 payoff to the Kennedy Johnson campaign fund. Public hearings for Reynolds were postponed as the committee weighs these developments.
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Senate
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Hostages Saved as Rebels Hold Stanleyville Amid Congo Crisis
White mercenaries rescued from 155 to 160 rebel hostages in the Congo near Stanleyville as fighting rages. Most freed were Belgian. two U.S. missionaries slain, another missing. Widespread rebel control surrounds Dingila and Bambili, with 680 Belgian paratroopers ending their operation after rescuing 1,500 to 1,700 whites.
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Thant Seeks to Avert US Soviet Clash at UN
In Baltimore seven children died in a two-alarm fire in eastern rowhouses. At the United Nations Thant convened senior diplomats from the United States Soviet Union Britain and France to avert a U S Soviet clash over UN finances as the 112 nation General Assembly opened amid deadlock. Strong negotiations aimed to prevent a postponement or quick adjournment with talks on peacekeeping funding and assembly leadership.
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Andrei Gromyko
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Johnson weighs new air strike options in Viet Nam
President Johnson met with top advisers including Maxwell Taylor to decide on intensified war steps in South Viet Nam. Discussion focused on possible air strikes against Communist supply lines through Laos or bases in North Viet Nam with decisions expected to remain secret until action is ready.
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Robert S. McNamara
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Clarkson VP Takes Post in Puerto Rico
Dr. Raymond B. Hoxeng resigns as vice president of Clarkson College to become chancellor of Inter-American University in Puerto Rico. Clarkson President William L. Whitson announced he will assume new duties February 1. Hoxeng, native of Volin South Dakota, will relocate for the post.
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Clarkson College
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Clarkson
William L. Whitson
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South Dakota
New York School Budget Seeks 915 Million Largest Ever
Superintendent Calvin E. Gross proposes a 915 million budget for New York City schools, the largest in history. The plan raises over 120 million more than the current year, with the city shouldering most of the increase as costs like gas electricity health services and debt rise. Expenditures are expected to exceed one billion dollars for 1965 66 once those factors are included.
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Beagle Her cremated at LBJ Ranch in Texas
The White House announced that President Johnson's beagle Her will be cremated and her ashes buried at the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City Texas. Her died last week after an operation to remove a swallowed stone on the White House lawn. Her brother survives.
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