Weather Outlook From SC to RI and Beyond
Rain is forecast today from South Carolina to Rhode Island with light snow in the Ohio Valley and parts of the Great Lakes New England and southern Rockies. Warmer in the Southern Plains colder along the south Atlantic coast. Area picture shows Friday highs near 35 Saturday 31 with 24 low. Precipitation totals 0.31 inch from Friday 7am to Saturday 2pm.
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Great Lakes
New England
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Rockies
Grab Orchard Lake
Swillway
Hong Kong Uncovers Large Cache of Explosives
Police in Hong Kong announced the discovery of a four hundred pound cache of American made high explosives and weapons believed aimed at China. Ballistics experts warned the stock could have leveled a city block and killed thousands in the crowded area.
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China
Territories
Communist
Mrs Libby Taylor Dies at 74 in Carbondale
Mrs. Libby Taylor 74 of 411 S Washington St Carbondale died Saturday at Holden Hospital. Former West Frankfort resident and Grace Methodist Church member she was born Feb 14 1890 in Mariandle Township. Survived by three daughters, a sister, a brother four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Rites Tuesday 2 pm Huffman Funeral Home Carbondale with Rev Donald Carlton officiating. Burial Snyder Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 pm today at Huffman.
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S. Washington St
Carbondale
Holden Hospital
Taylor
West Frankfort
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Rebekahs
Grace Methodist Church
Mariandale Township
Jeff
Sarah Cavaness Bain
John M. Taylor
Juanita Brooks
Lawanda Owsley
Hollywood
Fla
Anna Glenn
Edna Hagler
Caseyville
Elmer Bain
Huffman Funeral Home
Donald Carlton
Snyder Cemetery
Johnson and Wilson advance NATO nuclear force plan
President Johnson and British Prime Minister Wilson, aided by emissaries, lay groundwork for a possible agreement on a NATO nuclear force. Talks face tough bargaining with West Germany and Italy, while France staunchly opposes multilateral weapons, and U S veto power remains a key point.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Harold Wilson
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Italy
George W. Ball
London
Wilson
Patrick Gordon Walker
Defense
Denis Healey
Ball
David Bruce
U.S
Britain
Paris
Maurice Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
Wilson-Johnson
Howlfever
Inhead
Theer
United States
Ringo Starr Recovering as Beatle S visit notes voice change
London report says Ringo Starr, 24, remains in hospital after tonsil surgery on Wednesday. A Beatle visit noted his voice changing slightly and clearer nasal tones, with George Harrison applying throat spray as a gag during the stop.
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London
Ringo Starr
Starr
George Harrison
Death of Mrs Jessie Adams in Herrin Illinois
Mrs Jessie Adams died at 11 a m Saturday at Mattingly Nursing Home Herrin after a long illness She was born September 13 1880 in Williamson County daughter of Silas and Elizabeth Barnes Her husband William and two brothers Frank and Earl precede her in death She leaves a sister Bertha Lovelace Herrin and a brother Leslie Toledo Ohio Funeral services will be Monday at George Van Natta Funeral Home Herrin Rev Ray Stallons will officiate Burial is in Herrin City Cemetery Friends may call after 6 p m today
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Jessie Adams
Herrin
Mattingly
Energy Baptist Church
Adams
Williamson County
Silas
Elizabeth Craig Barnes
William
Frank
Earl
Leslie
Toledo
Ohio
George van Natta
Ray Stallons
Will
Herrin City
Students More Sophisticated Vex Colleges In Albany Report
Albany, Dec 5 AP panel of college educators told the New York State Teachers Association that today's students are more sophisticated independent and better behaved yet pose challenges for colleges. Sister Thomas Marion Nazareth College urged orientation for academic life. David Hartley SUNY dean noted students seek rules and clear answers while wanting to think for themselves. Marion warned about tension between standards and parental expectations over grades.
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Albany
N.Y
Priday
Thomas Marion
Nazareth College
Rochester
David Hartley
The
State University of New York
Hartley
ADA Proposal Calls for $120 Billion Poverty War Plan
ADA official Edward Bolender proposes spending 120 billion dollars over 10 years to fight poverty in a broad program. The plan would fund public and private efforts with a goal of triggering growth, while questions linger on government share. Local citations note fines in Carbondale Marion and Murphysboro for traffic violations as burglars steal change from a Marion pinball machine.
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Akron
Ohio
Americans For Democratic Action
Union St
Marion
How to buy an electric shaver for Christmas
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