Unseasonably cold air grips much of the nation
A vast mass of cold air stretched from the Rockies to the Northeast, driving temperatures below freezing from Mobile to New England. Readings rose and fell with a southerly flow, warming parts of the Plains while others saw subzero conditions across Kentucky and the Deep South.
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Mayor forecast solid bids for yet to be sold freeway bonds
Mayor McAllister said the city is in good shape as it plans a 7 million dollar sale of freeway bonds. After meetings in New York with bond firm representatives and rating agencies Moody's, Dun & Bradstreet, Standard & Poor's, he expected strong, favorable bids and said council changes would have little effect on rates.
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Lost HeliS and Three Hit in Viet Nam Ops
Two U.S. Army helicopters were lost and three crew members were hit by Communist fire in two combat operations over three days in Saigon and nearby. There were no American or Vietnamese casualties aboard. A Boston arts official criticized a museum bill to move an exhibit of aircraft pictures, calling it ridiculous.
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Two Women Stop Robbery In Del Mar California
In Del Mar California two women intervened when a robber grabbed Charles Martin Bowen. Mae and Muriel Andrews and Mrs Standley helped subdue the suspect after he snatched Bowen and tried to flee. Bowen is described as a father and the incident left him shaken.
Doctors’ Headache Relief Revealed In Anacin Use
New York doctors report suffering frequent headaches and nervous strain. Many use Anacin tablets for quick relief, noting they relieve pain faster and calmer than aspirin yet cautioning about possible habituation and proper dosing.
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San Antonio cites immunity in mailbox collision claim
The City of San Antonio sent a letter to Postmaster Dan Quill arguing governmental immunity bars liability even against the U S government in response to a $33 damage claim after five jolite tars crashed into a mailbox last month.
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Edgewood School Board Seeks Applicants as Terms Expire
Andre Montez Edgewood School Board president announced Wednesday that applications for six trustee places will be available at the district office starting Monday. Trustees FLS Fuentes and Juan Garcia term expirations, with election set for April. Current members Montez Cruz Tijerina Clem Alan Jose Rivas and Eugene Cardenas will hold over on the board.
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Landscaping At P O Slated For Travis Street Post Office
Palmer Landscaping was awarded a 1995 contract for landscaping and beautification of the Travis Street side of the main Post Office. The work includes planting trees hedge and other plants and shrubs.
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Crimtich Rated by Carrier at Sub Harbor Alarm
A garbled OCR item notes Crimtich rated by carrier and a Sunday duty payment issue. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment implies a local delivery or harbor service notice with a financial or duty component. Further readable entities are not extractable from the text.
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U S and Britain Plan Nuclear Tests at Christmas Island
Sources said Britain has asked to use Christmas Island for atmospheric nuclear tests in the Central Pacific if President Kennedy approves resuming such experiments. The United States reportedly agreed months ago to let Britain use U S facilities in Nevada for underground testing.
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Cuba Tightens Monetary Controls Amid Banking Overhaul
Cuba imposes new banking rules to limit cash transactions and tighten access to funds. The measure freezes many private and business transfers, with exemptions for small personal payments and state production, as Havana shifts toward centralized financing under socialist oversight.
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