Snow Paralyzes Eastern States
Residents from Washington to New York dug out after the first heavy snowfall of the season. Up to 12 inches fell across Virginia Maryland New Jersey and New York. Flights were canceled at Reagan National and Friendship while Dulles stayed open. Weather disrupted power and driving with several traffic deaths reported in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Obituary Note on Dr Gilbert Grosvenor National Geographic Leader
Dr Gilbert Grosvenor, long time chair and com missionary of the National Geographic Society, died leaving a legacy as editor geographer and trustee. He pursued multiple careers across science writing and administration shaping the society’s direction.
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Perry Como Special Introduces Psychedelic Guest Set
NBC broadcast features Perry Como with a new sponsor and tempo. San Francisco group Jefferson Airplane delivers psychedelic numbers that disturb older viewers, while Como sings smoothly. Robbie Gentry appears as a familiar guest and a mild sketch with a State Department expert is included amid TV commercial gags.
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Bomb kills woman in Athens Omonia Square blast
A young woman died when a bomb tossed from a building exploded in Athens Omonia Square on Thursday authorities said. The attack marks a violent incident in the capital with no immediate claim of responsibility reported.
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Percy funds raise ethics questions for senators
Window on Washington notes Sen. Charles H. Percy faced scrutiny as Chicago businessmen backed his office expenses with a $100,000 fund. The piece argues for meaningful financial disclosure for lawmakers, citing past cases and the broader need for standards beyond self-regulation.
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Tragic Hippie Murder Case Reported in Digest Feature
A grim tale titled Maybe Somebody Else Can Learn From It appears in the December Reader's Digest recounting a brutal murder linked to youth dabbling in psychedelic drugs. The piece examines how experimentation led to dire consequences and serves as a cautionary lesson.
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