Storm spreads snow and rain across northwest region
A new storm spreads rain and snow from the northern and central Rockies to the Pacific, dampening areas from the Ohio Valley to the North Atlantic states. Mild weather returns east of the Rockies in coming days, with no subzero readings on the map. Snow fell in northern Michigan and northern Ohio, and five inches dropped in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in six hours. Tornadoes struck Florida and Georgia, causing minor property damage near Ten Sacola and Whigham, and severe wind storms lashed southern and central Georgia.
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Authorities outline race based food distribution scheme
Ship arrivals and departures report notes authorities planned to have shop workers fill race forms and send food samples to Negro applicants free. Initial samples would be poison free to ease suspicion, then distribution centers in each time zone would release poison tainted food simultaneously. The plan supposedly would roll out in 12 18 months financed by sale of an invention Henry allegedly described to investigators.
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UCLA Professor Files Suit Halt Monitors Over Lecture Notes
UCLA assistant professor Dr B J Williams sues J Edwin Weisser of Class Notes Westwand alleging infringement of lecture materials. Williams seeks $3,000 general damages and $5,000 exemplary damages and a Superior Court injunction blocking sale or reproduction of his notes.
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Girl Driver Hits Pole During Test in White Oak
In Cincinnati suburban White Oak a 16 year old girl failed a driving test after attempting a tight turn. Patrolman Thomas Lonnerman riding with Patricia Peters suffered a possible back injury while Peters was unhurt but did not pass the test she was taking.
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How Weather Changes Vein Blood Flow In The Body
The body uses two vein networks to respond to weather. Deep muscles and superficial skin veins route blood toward the heart to regulate heat. In cold or exertion, blood shifts to deep veins to reduce heat loss, while in warmth it moves to surface veins to lose heat. Every organ and muscle responds to weather driven blood flow.
Interrupter of LBJ on Trial March 21
James Peck, 51, faces charges of resisting arrest and disrupting a lawful meeting after interrupting President Johnson in New York last week. Four detectives carried him from a Waldorf Astoria dining room when he stood and shouted Peace in Viet Nam. His attorney Floyd Feldman said the charges will be hard to prove.
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Forty empty coffins block road after fog crash in Italy
Forty empty coffins fell from a truck during a seven vehicle pileup caused by fog near San Pietro Vernotico Italy. The driver carpenter who made the coffins was injured in the crash as traffic was halted for about two hours by the incident.
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France Seeks Farm Provisions in U S Talks
In Brussels Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville pressed that industrial tariff concessions with the United States must accompany agricultural talks. He warned the Common Market must first resolve internal farm issues before expanding talks World wide, calling agriculture the bloc s top problem.
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Westclox unveils Magic Touch alarm system
New York March 1 1966 Westclox introduces Magic Touch an alarm clock silenced by a finger touch on top no more fumbling for knobs The clock can be set like others and comes in eight pastel styles for decor priced from 23.98 to 7.98 dollars The feature targets sleepers tired of alarm wrestles in the morning
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Mind Stretch: Simple Exercises to Boost Intelligence
Reader's Digest highlights ten practical mental exercises that reveal how the mind operates and can be trained to function more efficiently. The March issue explores strategies to enhance cognitive effectiveness through regular, accessible activities.
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