Western New York hit by major snowstorm
Raging squalls dumped up to 34 feet of snow in western New York with Mayville hardest hit. Roads blocked, schools closed, and motorists abandoned vehicles. In Mayville snow neared 42 inches by noon, described as the worst in 30 years. Dunkirk Fredonia and Tug Hill also heavily impacted with 2 to 3 feet. Route 20 blocked in Chautauqua County. State Trooper estimated heavy hourly adds in Fredonia. Residents sheltered in diners as snow continued into Saturday.
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Winter Weather Brings Cold, Snow and Slick Roads
Central New York endures below normal temperatures five above tonight to near 20 tomorrow with 1.2 inches of snow causing minor accidents. A 30 percent chance of more snow tonight and tomorrow accompanies continued cold through Thursday. temps expected three to six degrees below normals.
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U.S. raids on Hanoi area linked to Berkeley campus protests
In Saigon and Berkeley, U.S. raids near Hanoi and student protests on the Berkeley campus marked a tense moment as 10,000 demonstrators faced arrests, with the ASUC and CCO pledging to resist campus regulations while the Navy targeted a depot south of Hanoi. The FSM legacy loomed as Rick Taylor and Mario Savio commented on the movement's tactics and government response.
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Rick Taylor
Asuc Senate
Roger W. Heyns
Harvard
Princeton
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Ladd
Mario Savio
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The Middle Aged Lions feature pulls Stars Magazine pullout
The Herald American Post Standard will publish a 15 000 word feature this Sunday about four men who reveal what 14 million Americans experienced as they joined the uniforms of their country after Pearl Harbor. Associated Press writers Saul Pett and Jules Loh provide the narrative in a special Stars Magazine pullout.
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Stars Magazine
Weather Highs and Lows Across Regions Recorded
The report notes the highest Thursday temperature reached 83 degrees in Yuma Arizona while other regions including Alaska Hawaii and Glasgow show varying conditions. A weather bureau monitor quotes lows and highs across areas, highlighting regional extremes.
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Hawaii
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Ariz
Pan Am strike deferred amid renewed talks
Pan American World Airways faced a threatened strike by 13,000 AFL-CIO crew members unless a new contract was reached. Negotiations progressed at morning sessions, with federal mediators presenting a new company position as union and management officials met separately.
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Nationall Mediation ‘Board
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Quint’s outlook grave for dying quintuplet at Magee
AP reports Quintu plet Roni Sue Aranson, the lone surviving quintuplet at Magee-Women's Hospital, is near death with almost hopeless life prospects. Doctor Dr. Lee Bass cites brain damage and a grave condition after convulsions and respiratory trouble, mirroring the fate of her four sisters.
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Roni‘Sue Aranson
Lee Bass
Roni Sue
Confucius Quote On Teamwork From Odd Wording
A fragment cites Confucius on success noting that teamwork and effort shape outcomes, though the wording is garbled. The snippet hints at a newspaper laugh line about success emerging from collective work rather than lone effort.
Johnson to push truth in lending bill in Congress
President Johnson is expected to press for passage next year of the Truth-in-Lending bill despite past defeat of its leading proponent Sen Panui H Douglas. Proxmire will back a modified version to curb unworkable claims and reveal the bill’s true finance charges.
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House
William Proxmire
D-Wis
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Proxmire
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Kosygin urges West Germany peril to peace in Paris
Soviet Premier Kosygin on a state visit in Paris denounces West German ambitions for territory and nuclear arms. He warns that fascist forces reemerge and calls for dissolving military alliances in Europe, citing Oder Neisse frontier and urging limits on West German arms. Concluded on page 8.
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France
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Bucharest
Romania
Warsaw Pact
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NATO
The Happiest Holdup at the Barroom
A chaotic liquor store hold up ends with five hours of disturbance as 31 men and a barmaid are involved. Police report an intoxicated, freeloading crowd. a released prisoner hands a bottle to a hostage before wobbling home.
Pentagon calls for February draft of 10900 men
The Pentagon announced a February draft of 10,900 men, the lowest monthly manpower call since March 1965. The January draft was reduced from 27,600 to 16,600 after policy reviews with President Johnson, as Defense Secretary McNamara warned of a leveling off in manpower and defense production needs.
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Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
McNamara
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