Record Cold Grips New England on Aug 29 1965
Cold air swept New England on August 29 1965 with Vermont readings in the mid 208s and Mt Washington New Hampshire tallying over 2.0 inches of snow. The severe chill disrupted plans statewide and set early season records for both precipitation and low temperatures.
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N.H
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Pe Ralaigh
Pa el Paso
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Pe Erle
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Pe Fairbanke
Ck Y
Pe Bo
Ann Franses
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Ammunition Shortage Bites U S Police Training
Police agencies face delayed ammo deliveries due to two wars abroad. Maryland and Virginia agencies ration training rounds, cutting practice from ten to three boxes per group, while officials warn prolonged shortages could erode marksman skills and readiness.
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ACP
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IACP
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