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Variable Cloudiness, Fee Best Results Light Snow Tonight, Use Daily News Tuesday Classified Ads Freeze in Florida, 39 at Miami Daytona Beach Churchill Weaker, Life Has Mark of 27r Tallahassee 15 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Slowly Ebbing Away Biting cold blanketed the en- tire Atlantic Coast today and LONDON (API - Sir Winston have told of the steady decline restless start, Sir Winston has cluded residential street just pushed far into Florida, where Churchill, his life slowly ebbing, of the aged statesman. had a peaceful day, but he has south of Hyde Park, a small low temperature records were was a little weaker today, a Moran , 82, arrived for the lost ground." crowd of newsmen and photog- broken. medical bulletin said. morning examination at 11:17. Churchill's three surviving raphers waited through a turbu- Subzero readings ranged from The bulletin was issued by The bulletin was issued 30 children stayed late with Lady lent night. Sleet and rain lashed Maine to Delaware. Atlantic Churchill's personal physician minutes later. Churchill now 79, near the bed- down and high winds sent milk City, N.J. recorded 3 below and and lifelong friend, Lord Moran, The next bulletin will be is- side, dispersing only in the ear- bottles clattering along the side- Salisbury, in southeastern Ma- after a visit to the 90-year-old sued at 8:30 p.m. (2:30 p.m. ly hours this morning. walk. ryland had 6 below. statesman this morning. Winona Time) the physician His actress daughter Sarah, Three lights burned inside the There was from three to nine It said that otherwise there said. 49, said as she left: "He is house all night. At dawn the inches of snow on the ground in was nothing to report on the old Lord Moran left the Churchill sleeping peacefully." number of onlookers began to Maryland but no fatalities were nan's condition. home immediately after issuing Sir Winston's son, Randolph, grow. noted and schools remained The text of the bulletin: the bulletin. Asked by reporters and grandson, Winston Spencer Big headlines in the morning open. Snow covered all North "Sir Winston had a restful whether Churchill was taking Churchill, 24, left grave-faced papers reflected the nation's Carolina. There was from one to night. He is a little weaker, but any nourishment, he said: after 1 a.m. without comment. concern. three inches of new snow in otherwise there is nothing to "I don't think I'll answer The younger daughter Mary, "Peaceful... but he is losing Western Pennsylvania overnight report." that." wife of former Cabinet minister, ground," said The Daily Ex- and some roads were slippery. Christopher Soaraes, stayed on press. "Winston worse" was the Thlt was the seventh bulletin Moran examined Chnrchlll with her mother. line in The Sun. Record lows for Jan. IS were •since Churchill was struck by twice Sunday. After the second set at Dayt na Beach, Fla., with cerebral thrombosis Friday. All examination he said: "After a Outside the house, on a se- 27 and Tallahassee with 15 SHEEP IN SHEEPS* CLOTHING . a new record , entries are up 500 over 1964. above. Other Florida readings This animal has just been groomed and is Officials at the show are also looking for a in the morning included: Ocala, LBJ Pledges ready for judging in the sheep class at the new attendance record as the weather is 22; Tampa, 30; Vero Beach, 29, National Western Stock Show, Denver. Live- mild and clear in Denver. (AP Photofax) Clewiston, 29; West Palm stock entries at the show this year have set Beach, 33, and Fort Myers, 33, with light frost. No Letdown Snow fell from the eastern Great Lakes and the upper Ohio Valley to the Appalachians. The remainder of the nation was fair In Defenses and dry, except for considerable Weather Is Dubious valley fog in California, the Pa- WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- dent Johnson told Congress to- cific Northwest and parts of the day the United States "is Great Basin. stronger militarily than at any Heavy snow squalls blowing other time in our peacetime his- off Lake Erie left one-half to tory." For Inaugural Week Johnson, sending a 4,000 word one foot accumulations from WASHINGTON (AP) - The can Barry Goldwater. Inauguration after inaugura- North Buffalo, N.Y. to Niagara special message to Congress, capital starts whooping it up for Not until the five inaugural tion, it's not so much what they disclosed that he expects to sub- Falls eastward to Lockport, Lyndon B. Johnson officially balls are over sometime say here, but the conditions un- N.Y. overnight. Brisk winds mit a budget calling for defense today, and only a dubious Wednesday night is Johnson der which they shiver and spending of $49 billion, a drop of piled up huge drifts and many weatherman stands in the way likely to have another quiet mo- shake. schools and business firms re- $300 million from this year's of what could be one of the live- ment. He planned to get in some level and $2.3 billion less than On the eve of John F. Kenne- mained closed. liest inaugurations since An- work today on his inaugural ad- Lows thus morning included IS last year. drew- Jackson's. dress. dy's inauguration in 1961 an eight-Inch'""snow,"' swirling in belowTero in Newport, Vt, and The President unveiled three Three days of partying and For all the accent on the gaie- International Falls, Minn., and assorted rejoicings begin with a gusts of up to 32 miles an hour, major new weapons systems he ty, if you needed one word to so tied up traffic you would 13 below in St. Johnsbury, Vt, IN is proposing to begin this year. reception for distinguished la- describe official Washington to- N^W SOVIET LEADERS WARSAW Boss Wladyslaw Gomulka at the Warsaw dies this afternoon followed by have thought the capital was and Lebanon, N.H. One is a new missile system, day that word would have to barricaded. The Weather Bureau warned . Soviet First Secretary Leonid Brezhnev, railroad station today as they arrived for the Poseidon, to increase the tonight's Democratic gala. This be: Apprehension. left, and USSR Prime Minister Alexei Kosy- a summit meeting of Communist bloc lead- is a mammoth variety show, Such recent nightmares, cou- that the Midwest was in the striking power of Polaris sub- With snow on the ground , pled with such uncertain fore- path of a new series of cold out- gin, center, are welcomed by Polish Party ers. (AP Photofax by cable from Warsaw) marines. with an all-star cast of singers, dancers and comedians. more snow in the forecast for casts, could hold down the breaks. "The Poseidon missile will tomorrow and temperatures crowds, even though Johnson have double the payload of the President Johnson returned huddling in the 20s, the climatic throughout the campaign ex- The icy arctic air Chat gripped Pink Champagne, Black Caviar highly successful Polaris A3," Sunday night from a weekend in possibilities are sobering if not tended invitations lavishly. the eastern half of the nation he said. Texas, ready to celebrate his downright frightening. The fore- Sunday night, coming back added new misery to many sec- To keep America superior, sweeping victory over Republi- cast for Tuesday : fair and cold. tions still recovering from Johnson told Congress, "the im- from Texas, he brought along so many friends on the presidential heavy weekend snow storms. mediate future will see further Below freezing weather forced increases in our missile plane his staff members were Shock Gives Way to Grief displaced and had to ride anoth- Florida fruit and vegetable Perle s Blast for Hubert strength, as well as concentra- growers to turn up their burners er aircraft. tion on further technological in efforts to save threatened improvements and continuing Curiously, Andrew Jackson, crops. The orange crop, how- vigorous research and develop- away back in 1829, seems to ever, was expected to escape Opens Inaugural Swirl ment." Wichita Cleaning have come closest to Johnson in damage. inviting all his friends to come. Miami set a record low of 39 WASHINGTON (AP) - There inaugural week. Clearly the top line of the eve- The Polaris A3, with a range of nearly 21,900 miles, carries a Some 20,000 did crowding into early this morning, after a was pink champagne (domes- "How does it feel to be unem- ning came from Rudolph Nurey- the White House and creating record-tying low of 44 Sunday. and , the great ballet dancer, nuclear warhead equivalent to tic) and smoked tongue ployed?" someone asked the ev who such suffocating confusion that - Farther north, m any second- black caviar and so many peo- vice president-elect. was asked what he thought of the explosive power of about Up After Crash Jackson eventually had to flee 800,000 tons of TNT. ary roads remained snow-bound ple the next vice president of "Not unemployed ," he the Great Society. "I don't the too-friendly mob. and some major highways were the United States was almost know," the Russian defector Johnson said the increased WICHITA , Kan.
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