Stormy Arctic Cold Grips Troy Area After Snow
Arctic air settles over the Troy area after ten inches of snow and strong winds that halted schools highways and airports. Only light flurries expected today as officials brace for continued cold.
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Troy
Weather Bureau
Rochester
Syracuse
Watertown
Rome
Binghamton
Albany
Oswego
Livingston
Livingston County
Sheriff's Office
Erie
Ontario
Upstate
Coroner Miller Dies After Snow Shoveling
Coroner Raymond S. Miller, 74, died of natural causes while shoveling snow at his West Sand Lake home. He was a longtime local official and funeral home co owner. Funeral services planned at Trinity Lutheran Church with Elmwood Cemetery interment.
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Raymond S. Miller
West Sand Lake
Walter Meeler
Anthony E. Matera
Miller
Mr. Miller
North Greenbush
Aomas & Miller Funeral Home
Millering
Reublican Party
Rensselaer
Sand Lake
Republican Club
Trinity Luticeran Church
Troy Kiwanis Club
S Agricultural Committee
Elmwood Cemetery
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Walter Adams
American Legion
Averill Park
Ruth Thomas
Bernice A. Miller
Trinity Lutheran Church
Severe East Coast Blizzard Paralyzes Mid-Atlantic
A powerful snowstorm and cold wave crippled travel from Florida to Maine. The mid Atlantic bore the brunt with up to 20 inches of snow and winds to 50 mph. Washington and New York airports closed, hundreds of flights diverted, and schools and government offices shut or delayed.
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Seaboard
Florida
Maine
mid-Atlantic States
Washington
New York
New York City
Viet Cong Rejects U S Peace Terms Amid Chinese Backing
In London, Viet Cong and Hanoi asserted nonnegotiable terms to end the war, while Red China pledged full support despite U S peace offensives. Ho Chi Minh’s government messages reinforced the stalemate as battles raged near Da Nang and Bong Song with heavy casualties on both sides.
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Viet Cong
U. S
Viet Nam
Red China
Moscow
Foreign Office
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
South Vietnamese
National Front For Liberation
South Viet Nam
Peking
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Johnson
Saigon
da Nang
Capitol Session Delayed by Severe Snowstorm Across New York
A major snowstorm shut down transit across New York State with heavy winds and zero or near zero temperatures. Thruway and several regional airports closed while the legislature delayed its session and gave lawmakers until tomorrow to arrive at the capitol.
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Albany County
New York
New York State
Weather Bureau
Albany
Upstate
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
New York City
Rochester
Buffalo
Legislature
Capitol
10th Explosion Victim Expires at Boston Hospital
The 10th victim of Friday night blast dies at a Boston hospital as demolition crews clear a flooded basement at the Paramount Hotel on Boylston Street. Barbara De Martino, 50, a Boston waitress, is identified as the latest casualty.
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Boston
Paramount Hotel
Boylston Street
Plymouth Hotel
Barbara de Martino
Periscope Local Auto Death Report in Colonie
A Colonie woman dies in a local automobile accident reported on page 15. The item notes the fatality and basic circumstances, typical of a brief regional news update.
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Colonie
Beard
Japanese Seamen End Long Strike After Pay Increases
The All Japan Seamen's Union and shipowners reached agreements ending a two month strike, the longest in Japan's history. Average monthly pay rises around 20 dollars, with international route salaries up about 19.66 dollars. salaries average near 100 dollars. The union claimed gains equal to 70 percent of demand amid 1,500 ships idled at peak. Both sides apologized for the disruption.
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TOKYO
All Japan Seamen's Union
Japan
American Woman Re-enters Hong Kong From China
Beverly Reilly, 38, wife of a Detroit university professor, crossed the border into Hong Kong at Lowu yesterday 19 days after being reported missing. Hong Kong officials said she carried a valid U S passport and presented it at immigration. A U S Consulate spokesman said two officials met her and she asked for privacy regarding her whereabouts. Chinese news agency claimed she crossed by mistake on January 11 and was detained briefly before release.
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Hong Kong
Beverly Reilly
U.S
Reilly
Detroit University
Lowu
United States
Hurricane Strikes American Samoa Wreaks Wide Damage
Tropical hurricane with winds over 110 mph hit American Samoa and surrounding islands. Gov. H Rex Lee reported no major injuries, while many native homes and the Pago Pago power plant suffered destruction. Power out, runway flooded, and crops damaged as FAA personnel sought refuge.
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Honolulu
American Samoa
H. Rex Lee
Samoa
Pago Pago
Lee
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
South Pacific
Hassle At Brooklyn Party Leaves Teen Dead
A 16 year old boy, Carmello Casanova, was killed after an argument at a Brooklyn party. Two other youths, Frank Rodriguez and Hector Caraballo, were wounded as attackers fled. All involved were from Brooklyn.
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NEW York
Brooklyn
Carmello Casanova
Wyckoff Hospital
Frank Rodriguez
Wyckoff
Hector Caraballo
Britain tightens sanctions on Rhodesia trade
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced new measures against Rhodesia including a 100 percent ban on imports and a total export ban with possible humanitarian exceptions. Aims to pressure the Smith regime while Zambia may impose further sanctions later. Wilson remains hopeful and anticipates rising Rhodesian unemployment within two months.
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London
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Britain
British Board of Trade
Ian Smith
Zambia
Wilson
Kenneth Kaunda
Smith Reme
Husband Faces Murder Charge in Cortland Shooting
John Brennan 33 of Ithaca was arraigned on first degree murder charges for fatally shooting his wife Helen 33 during a fight outside her sister Charlotte Stevens Cortland home. Brennan fled but was captured north of Dryden on the way to Ithaca. Case adjourned until Feb 1.
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Cortland
UPI
John Brennan
Ithaca
Brennan
Helen
Charlotte Stevens
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