Midwest Frozen by Severe Blizzard Strikes Cold Front
A strong cold front sweeping the Midwest triggered snow and hazardous driving warnings along Lake Michigan. Chicago could see up to four inches of snow as crews tally Blizzard deaths and state disaster aid requests rise, with Conneaut Ohio buried under 18 inches and schools closed at noon.
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Cable breaks Navy recovery of underwater H-bomb
A fragmentary notice describes the U.S. Navy recovering an underwater H-bomb after a broken cable incident. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but the event involves Navy operations and nuclear ordnance.
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Catholic Leader Denounces Viet Nam Military Rule
Rev Hoang Quynh, Viet Nam’s top Catholic figure, denounces the military regime as worse than Diem and calls for civilian rule. Ky plans a constitutional council with up to 80 civilians from provinces and religious groups, as Buddhist leaders press for civilian governance.
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Sukarno and Malik Discuss New Jakarta Cabinet
President Sukarno and Foreign Minister Adam Malik confer in Jakarta to map a new cabinet as the economy falters. Subandrio, once architect of ties to Red China, is arrested and slated for a military tribunal after the government shakeup led by Lt. Gen. Suharto.
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Scottsdale Girls Name Elephant Queen of Contest
Nine year old contestants from Scottsdale named a five month old female elephant donated to the zoo as Queen of the exhibit. Director Jacke J. ties Arias B announced the playful honor during the presentation and ceremony.
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China Leader Liu Shao Chi Arrives in Pakistan
President Liu Shao chi lands in Rawalpindi for a six day state visit amid massive crowds 21 gun salute and an honor guard. Ayub Khan greets him as anti American slogans echo in the rain and a state banquet is planned with talks continuing.
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Air Force ends Hillsdale UFO probe with swamp gas theory
Dr. J Allen Hynek and Air Force investigators concluded two reported UFO sightings in Hillsdale and Dexter Michigan likely resulted from swamp gas and weather conditions. Witnesses described a glowing object in marshland while Hynek cautioned distance limited detail and pressed for cautious interpretation.
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Scottsdale Democrats to Meet as Medicare Benefits Info Debuts
Scottsdale Post Office opens access to supplementary Medicare benefit application blanks at the money order window. Arizona Democratic leaders Tom Baker and 0 C Wilson will speak to the Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club at Papago Lanes on Tuesday, with Valerie White inviting public attendance.
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Medicare Enrollment Drive Targets 3.1 Million Seniors
The Social Security Administration campaigns to contact 3.1 million seniors before the March 31 deadline to avoid a two year delay in Medicare benefits. The program costs 3 dollars monthly and covers doctor bills and related benefits, as President Johnson proclaims March as National Medicare Enrollment Month.
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Johnson
Butter Switch Aims to Save Millions for Military
The Pentagon orders Army and Air Force to replace butter with margarine in mess halls to save about 6.48 million dollars annually. Navy remains exempt due to a 1933 ration law requiring 800000 pounds of butter monthly.
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Ford Questions Antipoverty Program Effectiveness
House Republican leader Ger ald R. Ford of Michigan voiced grave doubt about welfare reforms. He cited Appropriations Committee approval of 381 million dollars in additional welfare spending this year on top of 3.2 billion dollars, arguing the anti poverty war wastes taxpayer money and undermines local efforts.
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Record St Josephs Hospital births and addresses
Kenneth and Shirley Johnson at 6531 Calle del Media welcomed a girl on March 16. Charles and Patricia Stewart at 6708 E Horseshoe La welcomed a boy on March 15.
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