Sub-zero cold and weekend snow hit Washington motorists
Weekend cold of ten below zero and light snowfall created driving and pedestrian hassles in Washington. Jaycees plan Awards Night at K C Hall on January 20 with Dr George LaMore as keynote. Tickets at Osinecup Drug Schoonover Drug and Wings Cafe.
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Congress reconvenes with clashes over school aid and crime
The 91st Congress opens a tense second session as House and Senate prepare to vote on Nixon's $19.7 billion school and health package, likely vetoed as inflationary. Democratic Leader Mansfield pushes quick action on welfare reform, labor funds, and crime bills, with early efforts to curb draft deferments and wage policy.
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Supreme Court rules Georgia Alabama discriminated in juries
The Supreme Court held Georgia and Alabama discriminated against Negroes in jury selection. Justice Stewart noted states may keep general juror qualifications but struck down Georgia’s property owner school board rule. The decision cited other states with similar juror laws and named plaintiffs Willie Carter Sr John Head and Rev Percy McShan in Alabama.
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Agnew Asia Pacific goodwill tour in doubt
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew faced lingering uncertainty over the success of his 11 nation goodwill tour of Asia and the Pacific. In Manila he said he would listen and learn, not make pronouncements. The Manila Mirror noted a sense of inspection rather than outreach as the trip continued with Vietnam seen as reassurance of the South Vietnamese regime.
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Moscow names 13 U S prisoners
Moscow Radio released the names of 13 U S servicemen held by North Vietnam and said taped messages would be broadcast to the United States tonight in two half hour programs on its English shortwave service heard at 7 p m and 9 30 p m EST on the 25 31 and 41 meter bands. Names include Michael S Kerr Norman McDaniel James Q Collins Paul Brown Roger Ingrelson Joseph Scott Neably Giles Roderick Newton William J Mayhew Malcolm Garley Gordon Albert Larson Hugh A Stafford Harold Ed Johnson and John D Lunar.
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Iowa Weather: Light Snow Tonight and Cold Break
United Press International reports scattered light snow across Iowa with easing cold. Lows dip from 15 to 20 below in the north to around 5 below in the south, followed by mostly cloudy skies and highs near zero to 10 above on Tuesday.
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Brody Promises Billion Dollar Giveaway and Vietnam Peace Plan
Michael James Brody 21-year-old heir, known for red hair and flashy clothes, pledges to distribute 100 billion dollars or more and to offer a Vietnam peace plan to President Nixon. He claims cures for cancer and all diseases, and after Ed Sullivan Show appearances crowds mob him seeking gifts. Officials doubt his wealth. inheritance from John F Jelke cited as source, estate valued about 6.9 million.
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Wallace blasts Nixon over public schools on Face the Nation
Former Alabama governor George C. Wallace told CBS Face the Nation that President Nixon has damaged the public school system more in one year than the prior administration did in four. Wallace, who plans another presidential bid in 1972 on the American Independent Party ticket, warned Nixon could lose in 1972 without halting the school system destruction.
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Carswell Told of Court Appointment to Supreme Court
White House informed Federal Circuit Judge G Harold Carswell of Tallahassee Florida he will be appointed to the Supreme Court. Carswell, 50, was told to sit tight and not comment. Nixon had named him to the Fifth Circuit seven months ago covering Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Texas.
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Court rules draftees cannot be punished by local boards
A federal ruling holds draft officials cannot declare a registrant delinquent or order induction for violating Selective Service laws. Youths who defy the service act face criminal prosecution by courts, not reclassification or local-board punishment. The decision involved David Earl Gutknecht of Taylors Falls, Minn., who claimed his induction was accelerated after he dropped his draft card at a U.S. marshal’s feet outside Minneapolis Federal Building.
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Intercepted Memo Sparks Iowa City Name Suggestion
An intercepted memo discussing a city in Iowa that might change its name to Brody sparks speculation. The note mentions a New York tie and hints at potential branding and identity shifts, though concrete plans are not confirmed.
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