Pre-winter chill shatters records from Ohio to New England
A mass of Arctic air sent temperature records tumbling from Ohio and New York to New England. Albany reported 17 degrees, the lowest October reading on record, as snow fell in Montana and Vermont’s Sugarbush Valley Ski area planned to open early after over two feet of snow.
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Apollo 12 countdown proceeds amid 40 mph winds
The Apollo 12 rehearsal countdown continues despite 35-40 mph onshore winds at Cape Kennedy. Officials report no impact as the 36 story rocket undergoes flight equipment installation ahead of a mock launch next Tuesday for the Moon mission crew Charles Conrad Jr. Alan Bean and Richard F. Gordon.
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Richard F. Gordon
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Bean
Conrad
Gordon
Leandogs to Replace Hot Dogs
Washington officials announce a new Agriculture Department rule capping fat in federally inspected cooked sausages at 30 percent. Meat inspectors will remove excess fat hot dogs from sale, noting current products average about 33 percent fat.
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Two Army Officers Face Possible Criminal Charges in NCO Scandal
Washington UPI report says Sgt. Maj. Williams Wooldridge and M.Sgt. William Higdon return to Augsburg and White Sands posts amid pending criminal probes linked to a 1960s NCO clubs scheme. Senators urge action as transcripts go to Defense and Justice departments.
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Senate Permanent Investigations
Army
Turner
Wooldridge
Higdon
Augsburg
Germany
Seymour
Sandy
Lazar
Marehem Co
Narvaez Hatcher
Pensacola
Fla
Defense Department
White Sands Missile Range
Huntsville
Ala
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Justice Departments
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Percy
David L. Thomas
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Hatcher
Chevrolet recalls 500 Blazers for mirror and seal fixes
Detroit reports Chevrolet recalls 500 early production 1969 Blazers to correct outside mirrors and possible gear shift decal indicating neutral when in gear. Replaced rectangular mirrors for incorrect round mirrors and seals between fuel filler neck and body panel may have been omitted allowing dust water and exhaust fumes into the body.
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Detroit
UPI
Chevrolet
Advisers Consider Cease Fire Amid Saigon Talks
Allied peace talks sent top military advisers Col Nguyen Huu Loi and Lt Gen Frederick C Weyland to Saigon amid reports the US and South Vietnam weigh a general cease-fire plan. Analysts say they prepare a feasibility report while defense officials publicly hedge on unilateral pauses.
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Saigon
Nguyen Huu Loi
Frederick C. Weyland
United States
Loi
Weyland
Henry Geabot Lodge
U.S
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Utah Projects Not Affected By Nixon Budget Cuts
Ellis L. Armstrong, new U.S. Reclamation commissioner, said Central Utah Project and Dixie reclamation work likely survive Nixon budget cuts. He spoke in Spokane and noted eight million dollars already budgeted for Central Utah, Dixie in planning phase. He predicted restoration of cuts in coming years.
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UPI
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Dixie Reclamation
Utah
Nixon
U.S. Commissioner of Reclamation
Ellis L. Armstrong
Washington, D.C
Dixie
Reclamation
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