Record cold grips Northeast with widespread subzero lows
A mass arctic outbreak drives temperatures to record lows from New York to Maine with subzero readings in Raybrook Booneville Watertown Massena and Scranton. The cold triggers 40 plus deaths, fires, school closures and transport disruptions across the region.
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McCarthy To Campaign In California Pacifist Centers
Eugene McCarthy announces a six day California swing including Stanford and UCLA as he pursues the Democratic nomination Our Peace candidate faces a cool reception from party leaders and no endorsement from Robert Kennedy in the near term He plans to run in the June 4 primary while polls show Johnson competing with Rockefeller and leading Nixon Romney and Reagan in various cross results.
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Surveyor 7 on perfect course toward lunar landing
Pasadena reports Surveyor 7 on a precise path to soft land near Tycho Crater in the rugged south polar highlands. Despite a computer forecast of low odds, the unmanned probe pressed toward a 6 05 p.m. MST landing as engineers monitor midcourse adjustments and instrument readings aboard the craft.
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Fire damages vacant apartment on West Second Street
Rural Fire Department battled a stove fire at 322 W Second St yesterday. About 3500 dollars in damage occurred to the upstairs kitchen area with water seepage to the unit below. Fifteen firemen and two chiefs fought the blaze for about an hour and a half starting around 6 59 p m. The oven was blamed for starting the fire.
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Rodgers Transfers for Third Brain Surgery
Folk singer Jimmie Rodgers, twice treated for brain swelling after a Dec. 1 car incident, has been moved from Glendale Community Hospital to an unnamed facility in the San Fernando Valley to rest ahead of a planned third operation. Publicist Jim Fitzgerald says the move aims to shield Rodgers from phones and press as he recovers.
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Johnson to Lose Another Adviser
President Johnson announced the departure of Budget Director Charles Th. Schultze as he completes the fiscal 1999 budget and plans to join Brookings and teach at the University of Maryland. He will be replaced by Charles J. Wick, an assistant budget director. Schultze called the post demanding and wearying and said he was asked to stay on during the budget cycle.
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Market closes with mixed gains after broad stock rally
Wall Street ends noon with 30 industrials up to 912.74 and utilities at 135.93 as volume reaches 10.32 million shares. Major movers include Boeing, General Electric, Ford, IBM, Chrysler, DuPont and Exxon among others, with notable percentages reflecting mixed gains across the index.
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New Scottsdale Democratic Group to Host Speakers
Dr William Carney Maricopa County Democratic chairman and Ron Warnecke Arizona Young Democrats president will speak at the organizing meeting of a new Scottsdale Democratic group Charles Belser spokesman for the yet unnamed group says the meeting is Thursday at 730 p m in the First Federal Savings Building 6950 E Camelback Rd location invites all interested in an active Democratic party in the city and state Belser says
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Obituaries for G Bland Hoke and Anne Raditz
G Bland Hoke 56 longtime Camelback Inn general manager and Arizona Hotel association director died of an apparent heart attack at O’Hare while en route to Phoenix. Survived by wife Agnes son Lt G Bland Hoke Jr and daughter Betsy services planned in Willisboro Virginia. Anne Raditz 62 died in a Phoenix hospital after moving from Philadelphia in 1965. Survived by daughter Audrey Gluck and three other relatives. services set in Philadelphia with burial in Delaware.
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City planning panel to hear alley case and townhouse plat
The city planning and zoning commission will meet at 8 p.m. in the city council chamber at 131 East Main to hear arguments on a 20 foot alley section near Paradise Palms west of Scottsdale. They will also discuss approving a tentative plat for Villa Camelback townhouses on 78th Street south of Camelback Road.
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Humphrey Warns Against Appeasement in Vietnam Tour
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told 2 000 Americans in Nairobi that future generations will thank the United States for resisting appeasement in Vietnam as a contrast to World War II weakness. He cited John F Kennedy on strength and peace, then criticized White South Africa amid Johannesburg press reaction.
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Funny Girl Opens at Star Theater with Mixed Reviews
Star Theater presents Funny Girl with Marilyn Michaels as Fannie Brice. opening night drew mixed praise for Michaels’s pathos and humor while critiquing pacing and overacting. Norwood Smith as Arnstein and Sylvia Syms as Fannie’s mother stood out, with some performances weaker. Bonoff promises fixes for timing and acoustics as show runs through Jan 20.
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