Severe midwestern cold blankets the nation and expands south
Cold sweeps from border to border across the central United States slowing warm spells on the East. Michigan Indiana and Illinois dig out from seven inches of snow while Duluth Minnesota records eleven inches as temperatures plunge to subzero in Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin.
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Midwest
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Duluth
Minn
Corpus Christi
Tex
Victoria
Mississippi
Atlanta
Birmingham
Jackson
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Houston
New York City
S&P Forecast: 1967 Growth Slowing. Possible Late-Year Pickup
Standard & Poor's projects a slower U S expansion in 1967 with a possible uptick in late 1967. They foresee no tax hikes, gradually easier monetary policy and interest rates, profits dipping for most of the year but possibly rising in the final quarter.
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New York
Standard & Poor’s Corp
S P
S&p
Vietnam
Congress clash over Yugoslav wheat sale raises probe
Rep. Paul Findley charged the State Department is pressing a $20 million sale of U.S. wheat to Yugoslavia despite a funding ban. He cites amendments to hunger assistance bills intended to block shipments to nations trading with North Vietnam, effective Jan. 1, and says the prohibition has been in force for months. Findley planned to meet Undersecretary Nicholas Katzenbach to present his view.
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Edmond LE Breton
Washington
Paul Findley
R I
State Department
Yugoslavia
North Vietnam
Findley
Nicholas Katzenbach
Agriculture Department
U.S
Congress
Butte Anaconda Weather Outlook and Temps
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers in the region. Tuesday shows variable clouds and mountain showers. Precipitation chances 46 percent today and 20 percent tonight. High 40 today, low 12. One year ago in Butte the highs and lows were 33 and 6. Weather chart on page 5.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
Butte to break ground for new vocational school
Ground breaking set for Thursday at 3 30 p m for Butte High School District number 1s new vocational school on South Wyoming street across from Butte High School. State Board of Education to review district plans in Helena as part of designation process for an area vocational school.
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Butte High School Dist. No. 1
Wyoming Street
Butte High School
Helena
State Board of Education
Dist No
Butte
Charles Kestle
Maurice Driscoll
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Powell
Jefferson
Beaverhead
Castro says U.S. made concessions in missile crisis
Fidel Castro says in an interview that the United States granted secret concessions to end the 1962 Cuban missile crisis and adds that no details have ever been publicly disclosed. He refused to describe the agreements.
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Castro
U.S
Washington
Fidel Castro
United States
Soviet Union
Ruby’s chances of facing trial are slim
Ruby, in an advanced cancer stage, may never stand trial for Oswald’s murder. Parkland Hospital said his cancer is advanced, with tests needed to locate tumor origins. He remains free of pain and eating well after drainage and chest expansion.
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Ruby
Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Parkland Hospital
Suny
Oil combine accedes to Iranian plan
Prime Minister Ho veida said the Iran oil pact with American, British, French and Dutch firms will raise output and hand over part of the area to the National Iranian Oil Co. The agreement includes marketing oil in East Europe and a 17.5 percent rise in annual production.
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Tehran
Iran
Amir Abass Hoveida
National Iranian Oil Co
Rhodesian leader weighs constitutional amendments amid cabinet opposition
Prime Minister Ian Smith seeks to amend Rhodesia’s constitution to meet British demands and possibly ease sanctions, but faces cabinet resistance. South Africa’s Schoeman warns Britain must break Rhodesian white resistance, while Wilson proposes a commission to judge changes.
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Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Smith
Britain
South Africa
Johannesburg
Die Beeld
Salisbury
William Harper
Pretoria
Ben Schoeman
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Opinions differ on Romney bandwagon speed in 1968 race
Advisors clash over whether George W. Romney is moving too fast or not hard enough in the 1968 GOP nomination chase. Some see polls showing possible early lead against Johnson, others warn he needs stronger grassroots organization to secure delegates. Some fear Nixon influence and Willkie-like surprise in the nomination battle.
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Jack Bell Washington
Michigan
George W. Romney
Romney
Johnson
Ested
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
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