Idaho Highways Face Hazardous Winter Conditions
United Press International reports widespread hazardous driving conditions on Idaho roads. Snow and snow floor with chains advised on major routes including U S 95 Bonners Ferry to Moscow and Interstate 90 Lookout Pass, plus multiple state highways and local sections.
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United Press International
State Highway Department
Idaho
U.S. 95
Bonners Ferry
Lewiston Hill
Council
Mesa Hill
Midvale Hill
Weiser
Sandpoint
Coeur d’Alene
Spirit Lake
Plummer
Mica Hill
Moscow
Genesee
Craigmont
White Bird Hill
Culdesac Hill
Rose and Crown Hotel Fire Kills 11 in Saffron Walden
A 400 year old Rose and Crown Hotel in Saffron Walden suffered a fatal blaze in Market Square. Eleven people including two children died, with four others admitted to hospital. Firefighters believe the fire started on the ground floor lounge near a television set.
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Saffron Walden
England
UPD
Rose and Crown
Delee
Fire Brigade
London
Quirks of Organ and Radio Signal Baffles Church
At Good Shepherd Episcopal Church an organist heard radio music blaring after striking the C note on Christmas Day. The incident was blamed on a faulty oscillator as the Rev. William Maloney pressed on with a mixed media midnight mag. In Milwaukee a man slept nude during a fire, escaping in the attic with help from firefighters. A Christmas Eve purse snatching in Flint ended with the suspect unconscious after a 15 foot drop. In Chicago a police district received a Christmas dinner from Mrs. Jesse Sharp and her family, prompting joking worries about gratuities.
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United Press International
New York
UPI
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
William Maloney
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Hansen
Hansen
Flint
Mich
Labertha Lane
Hurley Hospital
Chicago
Jessie Sharp
South
Japanese Vote Saturday Shapes U S Security Pact Debate
Japan heads to the polls in a general election to decide the future of the security pact with the United States. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's Liberal Democratic party seeks an automatic extension, while opposition groups push abrogation. Predictions favor the LDP winning a solid majority amid Okinawa talks and shifting party dynamics.
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Tokyo
UPT
United States
Eisaku Sato
Liberal Democratic Party
LDP
Japan
House of Representatives
Sato
Washington
Nixon
Okinawa
Socialist Party
Komeito
Clean Government Party
Democratic Socialist Party
Children Cause Investigation at Riverside Home
Riverside California police officer Don Smith investigated a pre-dawn Christmas scene after spotting flashlight flickers in a dark house. A sleepy late night resident answered as two four year old twins revealed they used flashlights to avoid waking their parents during a “preview” of Santa.
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Riverside
Calif
Don Smith
Smith
Santa
Nixon delays vacation to work on budget plan
President Nixon postpones his California vacation to stay in Washington and supervise the federal budget. He and the First Family, including Tricia, planned to visit their San Clemente seaside estate, but remaining in Washington aims to keep spending low and push for a surplus to curb inflation. Aides say the pause helps him stay in close touch with fiscal advisers as Congress lags on regular funding measures. Mamie Eisenhower visited for Christmas Day.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
California
Tricia
San Clemente
Calif
White House
Congress
Treasury
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Mamie Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Sandpoint High Class Plans Reunion Calls for Addresses
The 1960 Sandpoint Senior High graduating class seeks help locating alumni for a summer reunion. If you know the whereabouts of Patricia Bennett Audrey Bramall Mary Clark Sharon Freeman Dana Glen Deeta Montgomery Karen Pearson Claude Plumlee Duane Rears Laverna Rounsville Milan Lemmon Delores Syth Donna Jeffries Noralee Schwin Lewis Tifft Lowell Thompson Martin Stark contact Mrs. Ted Farmin at C003-2223 or Mrs. Mike Plaster at CO3-3958.
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Sandpoint Senior High
Ted Farmin
Mike Plaster
Patricia Bennett
Audrey Bramall
Mary Clark
Sharon Freeman Dana Glen Deeta Montgomery
Karen Pearson
Claude Plumlee
Duane Rears
Businessmen tolerate new looks but resist beards and minis
A survey of over 150 personnel executives shows most firms would not hire a bearded applicant, prefer clean shaven. Many object to mini-skirts on women job candidates and to long hair on men. Afro hairstyles are judged variously with some firms accepting and others rejecting.
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Washington
APC
American Society For Personnel Administration
Bureau of National Affairs Inc
Bomb damages monument in Dublin attributed to Ulster Volunteer Force
An explosion severely damaged a Daniel O Connell monument in central Dublin shortly after 4 30 am. Police say a time bomb likely planted by the Ulster Volunteer Force caused the blast, which follows three other explosions the group claimed this year.
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Dublin
UPID
Irish Republic
Daniel O’connell
Ulster Volunteer Force
Republic of Ireland
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