Five skiers survive Utah blizzard after night on mountain
In Parowan Utah a commercial pilot and four Explorer scouts were stranded during a blinding snowstorm on an 11 400 foot peak. The group built a fire, shared wood and matches and hiked out at dawn to reach a road five miles from the ski resort. No one was injured.
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First of 117,900 Idle Auto Workers Return to Jobs
The first of 147,800 United Auto Workers idled by factory strikes began returning to General Motors plants as two of the three strikes settled Sunday. Company spokesmen could not predict when all workers, including 106,700 idled by parts shortages, would return to normal schedules. Negotiations continued into the night over the third strike at the Chevrolet foundry in Tonawanda, New York. Local agreements to supplement the national contract were ratified by workers in Defiance, Ohio and Saginaw, Michigan.
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Thousands of Miners on Strike in Western Pennsylvania
Thousands of United Mine Workers miners walked out in western Pennsylvania after mass arrests during violent picketing at multiple mines. Dozens of pits halted production as state troopers moved in near Johnstown amid clashes, with 104 pickets arrested on Wednesday and 155 on Saturday.
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Spock and Coffin Stand Firm Over Draft Conspiracy
New York report says Benjamin Spock and William Coffin Jr deny conspiring to aid draft evaders while willing to face jail. They defend constitutional rights, condemn the Vietnam War, and call for moral support for draft resisters as they appeal to public opinion and debate.
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New York
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United States
Hippies disrupt Glide Church Service in San Francisco
About a dozen Caucasian hippies sang drums and shouted four letter words during Sunday worship at Glide Methodist Memorial Church in downtown San Francisco. They protested church hypocrisy and called for 24 hour open churches for meditation music dancing and eating. Two disrupted the sermon by shouting obscenities and one grabbed a dollar from the collection plate.
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Glide Methodist Memorial Church
Cecil Williams
Five Year Animal Study Signals Smog Tolerance Near Limit
A USC led five year study under the Public Health Service contract finds that Southern Californians may be nearing the limit of tolerance to air pollution. Small animals showed measurable stress during heavy pollution, especially the elderly with preexisting conditions, with potential links to increased senility and tumors. Further work aims to define the threshold of total tolerance for air pollution.
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Thalidomide Blamed in 2625 Deformities West German babies
Bonn UPI reports a health ministry record showing thalidomide caused deformities in 2,625 West German babies. A spokesman noted about 160 children were severely deformed, unable to attend school or learn a profession.
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UPI
Press Telegram Brief Note Translation Note
A compact translation fragment from the Press Telegram notes a brief editorial snippet. The readable portion mentions a local jest and a minor event without clear names, places, or dates. Further context is unavailable in the fragment to specify entities or outcomes.
Detroit Drug Bust Brings Million Dollar Seizure
Federal agents with Michigan state police and local officers seized about three kilograms of DET and one kilogram of marijuana from William Stephenson’s suburban Lincoln Park basement. Stephenson, 29, was arraigned on illegal manufacture charges and released on $10,000 bond. The investigation spanned six months with undercover purchases and a lab valued at roughly $300,000. Stephenson’s next court appearance is March 7.
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Brazil Trains Crash Kills 41 In Rio Grande Do Sul
A freight train on an open switch collided with a speeding passenger train near Triunfo, Rio Grande do Sul. The Oglobo reported 41 killed and 57 injured in the Saturday night wreck.
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UPI
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Triunfo
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
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