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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1966
Page
5
Cold weather forced early humans to adopt thrift and foresight, storing fuel and food for winter and rainy days. Cool climate inhabitants tended to prosper, while tropical dwellers faced constant food uncertainty, shaping migratory patterns and social norms focused on saving to avoid starve and freeze.
Sunrise 6 58 am sunset 5 pm moonset 11 35 am high tides 2 42 am 4 9 ft 236 pm 3 5 ft low 8 06 am 1 7 ft 8 36 pm calm seas 58 degrees Lifeguard Sea Report notes calm conditions and coastal readings from the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Cold blast moves to the East Coast as temperatures tumble across the Midwest. Subzero readings in parts of New England and upstate New York trigger winter alerts. Minnesota’s International Falls dips to 40 below, then rises near zero in places. Snow flurries hit Lakes Ontario shores and the Upper Great Lakes, with school closures in some areas. Rain and snow spread through the central plains to the Mississippi Valley with hazardous driving advisories. Rain and showers occur along the Pacific Northwest and Florida, while the Southeast stays clear. Pellston Michigan registers 19 above after a brutal cold spell, with Key West at 67.
In DIGNE France UPI reports 25 French veterans at an Armistice banquet sang their march Madelon. The French Society of Authors Composers and Editors of Music demanded royalties for public performance, provoking protests from veterans who recall fallen comrades.
Washington reports Democratic leader Mike Mansfield expects no tax increase this year as the government finances both domestic programs and the Viet Nam War. He cautions belt tightening could reduce the federal budget deficit, while denying a need for new taxes despite tax hike speculation.
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