Worst Cold Wave Ravages Florida Citrus Crop
The century's cold snap totalled losses across Florida with the citrus crop valued at about 500 million dollars largely frozen as temperatures plunged to 10 degrees below. Along the lower East Coast some winter vegetables survived, while Tampa fields froze into ice and Miami saw a chilly 72 degrees. Nationwide, Kentucky and Tennessee endured the coldest zones, with many states reporting record lows and dozens of weather-related deaths as winter storms blanketed the region. Migrant workers face shelter relief needs as farmers seek salvage options.
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Yorty Presses for Faster Auto Smog Devices
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty criticized the delay in approving anti-smog devices for automobiles. He urged the Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board to speed up testing and certification, warning the current procedures are too slow and could push an acceptable device beyond 1966.
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Lockheed and IAM Mediation Prolongs Labor Talks
In Burbank federal mediators recessed negotiations between Lockheed Aircraft Corporation and the International Association of Machinists. The parties remain deadlocked over a union shop vote, with no progress and an 80 day injunction restricts strike action under the Taft Hartley Act.
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Navy to Fly Wives and Children to Guantanamo Bay
Navy will fly 46 wives and children home to Guantanamo Bay naval base in Cuba. Dependents have been in the area since evacuation at the Cuban crisis start. Other Guantanamo dependents from Norfolk and New York are being returned to Cuba.
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U S Denounces Soviet Black Box On-Site Talks as Ruse
Western delegates challenge Soviet proposal to allow foreign inspectors at radar sites while Tsarapkin refuses to answer questions. Debate centers on use of live on-site black box to monitor underground explosions and verify seismic data amid broader push for international control. In a separate local item, a man used a blowtorch to thaw pipes, causing a small fire and about 200 dollars in damage in Kansas City.
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