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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1966
Page
5
Snow and freezing conditions spread across northern states from Montana to New England. Rain and snow showers persisted for days with several inches of snow reported in northern New York and Maine. Weather affected the Pacific coast with six hours of freezing conditions in Bank, Montana.
A discussion argues neither dark nor light skin inherently resists tropical sun. It states blacks burn more than whites under direct sun due to skin heat reflection. The piece suggests acclimation to heat, rain, and light explains varied tolerance over time for all people.
Sources report Wednesday that four Republican gubernatorial hopefuls and other top figures may attend a conference in Linden. The piece lists names including Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes, Nelson Rockefeller aides, and several state and national figures as possibilities, with travel plans and destinations for a Puerto Rico or Jamaica stop noted. Divorces and annulments are also listed in a separate notices section.
The 850-pound Lunar Orbiter 2, launched November 6 from Cape Kennedy, will begin photographing 13 potential Apollo landing sites. It orbits the moon every 31 hours and 1.8 minutes, reaching a maximum altitude around 1,150 miles. If the first session at 10:30 am EST succeeds, data will be received at Madrid's tracking station in two orbits and later at Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory Friday night.
A compact quotation from Frank A. Clark dated 1965 remarks that some men bestow upon their wives is widowhood. The line reflects a wry view on marriage and loss, attributed to Clark in a clipped historical context.
Washington report shows U.S. importers bought about 464000 dollars of goods from Communist China in 1965 mainly works of art and antiques despite the embargo. Exports were only about 1000 dollars, mostly vehicle parts, per the Agriculture Department's Economic Research Service.
The report lists sunrise and sunset times, moonrise and moonset, and high and low tides with precise feet. It notes sea temperatures at 63 degrees and cites U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey and Weather Bureau statistics for Wednesday’s high and precipitation data.
Noel Coward aged 67, British playwright and actor, is reported recovering satisfactorily after surgery to remove a kidney stone in Chicago.
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