Western New York braced as storm clogs Thruway
A severe autumn storm snarled Western New York with 8 to 12 inches of snow in the snow belt near Lake Erie and up to 118 inches reported in Central Erie and southern Genesee counties. Power outages affected 15,000+, Thruway restrictions urged, and traffic halted by a jackknifed tractor trailer. Buffalo Skyway and bridges closed. politicos and teams faced travel disruptions. Students still attended classes in Niagara Falls while officials missed a quorum at a school board meeting.
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Weather outlook shows cool, unsettled pattern ahead
Today and tonight expect fair to partly cloudy skies with highs in the 40s. West winds 10 to 25 mph. Extended forecast calls for wintry cold through Monday, with rain likely and snow in some areas.
Middletown newspaper edition data shows circulation figures
The fragment lists publication details for a Middletown New York daily, including date Sept 1966, prices nine cents by carrier and thirty by mail, and a monthly circulation figure of 34,916. It mentions Mulberry Street address and surrounding counties, with postal terms and delivery options.
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US USSR sign pact on nonstop New York Moscow airlines
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a long frozen agreement to begin twice weekly non stop air service between New York and Moscow. Pan American World Airways and Aeroflot will initiate the flights likely next spring, using TU114s. The pact marks a thaw in Cold War tensions amid Viet Nam war strains.
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Zambia hints foreigners unwelcome
In Lusaka the dwindling European population contemplates the future as authorities expel 25 Europeans on 24 hours notice amid rising tensions. Home Affairs Minister Mainza Chona signals targeting bigger fish while President Kenneth Kaunda accuses some individuals of provoking racial incidents to embarrass the government.
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Australians Aid Stricken Sub On Coral Reef
Australian warships and air force planes rushed aid Friday to the U S Navy submarine Tiru grounded on a coral reef 300 miles off the northern coast of Australia. A spokesman said the 80 man crew was not endangered.
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Oxford debating society splits on miniskirt motion
In Oxford England the university debate raised the question the miniskirt does not go far enough. Daphne Triggs 20 spoke for the motion calling miniskirts the vestment of harlots and chief opponent Robert Jackson cited Gandhi as the hero who introduced the mini skirt.
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