Bitterly cold air sweeps U S with record lows in 1977 history
A mass of bitterly cold air surged into the United States on January 16, 1977, producing record lows across multiple cities. Chicago reached minus 19 degrees and Omaha hit minus 21 as frigid conditions expanded nationwide.
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Legacies of Kings Shape Atlanta King Day Observance
The first Martin Luther King Jr Day after Coretta Scott King’s death featured speeches at Ebenezer Baptist Church and a tomb tribute. Mayor Franklin urged keeping King’s message steady amid social woes, while Rev Warnock protested war policy. Crowds viewed King’s papers exhibit at the Atlanta History Center.
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