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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1967

Page

2

Blizzard Closes Schools and Halts City Traffic

A sweeping Northeastern blizzard disrupts New York City and nearby states with heavy snow and high winds. Schools close, traffic slows, and authorities deploy snow removal crews as the storm blankets the region from North Carolina to Massachusetts.

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Judge dismisses most charges in Watson case in Los Angeles

County Assessor Philip E Watson and Robert N Gald win dismissal of all but one conspiracy count while Earl L Sherman is fully cleared. Judge Dell notes the grand jury could still indict on the lone conspiracy charge. weather chaos across multiple states disrupts transit and daily life with heavy snow and hazardous driving warnings.

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Tragic Garage Tragedy Shocks La Habra Family

In La Habra a family mourns after three children Labora Wanda and Thronie Meeks were found dead in a locked garage at a Meeks home. Officer Atchison and Sergeant Martin rushed to the scene and retrieved the youngsters as blue lips and cold skin indicated exposure. The mother Blanche Highbaugh, separated from her husband, and the grandmother sobbed while awaiting doctors and hospital confirmation.

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Chancellor Fights UC Fund Cut Shows Campus Pushback

BERKELEY CHANCELLOR Rogar W Heyns launched a public campaign against Gov Reagan's proposed 30 percent 1967 62 UC budget cut. He held a dozen appearances warning the loss would erode quality and affect enrollments while noting few tenured Berkeley professors are leaving despite fired president Clark Kerr last month. Heyns urged Californians to back higher education and the university. A separate Auckland report notes Consul David Wilstanderds 56 died in Auckland.

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Yanks Hit by Mine Set Off in Cambodia

U.S. troops of the 196th Light Infantry Brigade near the river frontier northwest of Saigon were wounded when a mine patterned after a Claymore exploded. Across Cambodia, U.S. planes bombed and strafed Communist units while other fighters pursued ground action along the border. The battle reported casualties and ongoing air operations as the Vietnam War neared a truce period.

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Anti-Soviet Violence in China Grows

Hong Kong dispatch reports demonstrations across mainland China demanding the ouster of Soviet leaders. Crowds gathered outside the Soviet Embassy in Peking with calls for blood debts to be paid, signaling rising anti-Soviet violence tied to Moshe-tung era tensions.

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