The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 192, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 26, 1962 Page: 3 of 28
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THE ABILENE REPORTER NEWS
Abilene, Texas, Wednesday Morning, December 26, 1962
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WEATHER
ELSEWHERE
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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FORECAST
DED
Atlanta, rain .....
Boston, snow
Buffalo, snow
Chicago, cloudy
Cincinnati, rain
Cleveland, cloudy
Denver, clear
Detroit, snow
Fairbanks, rain
Fort Worth, cloudy
Honolulu, cloudy
Indianapolis, snow
Juneau, rain
Kansas City, cloudy
* Los Angeles, cloudy
Miami, clear
Milwaukee, cloudy
33 32
Protest Against Giving
Technical Data Revealed
a T WASHINGTON (AP)—A strong governments without prior con- keep ports open to U. s..
* 20 10 protest against giving foreign gov- gressional approval vessels,
36 21 01 ernments technical information Nine members of the congres- Anderson asked if Sorei
M 1« M involving nuclear submarines" sional atomic committee held a officers were allowed t
13 8 10 was made public Tuesday by formal meeting aboard the Enter- photographs when bearding U s
29 16 .01 the Senate-House Committee on prise, world's largest ship a nd nuclear submarines
18 0 T Atomic Energy, only nuclear powered aircraft | “I don't know what would sto
46 37 .03 Although this comes to light carrier, while it was conducting any foreigner who wanted to hid
79 67 1.32 only a few days after President Training exercises off Guantana- one of those small Lanea cam
33 20 .03 Kennedy offered to provide Great mo Bay. Cuba, last spring eras.” Rickover replied.
36 31 .06 Britain and France with Polaris Sen. Clinton Anderson, D-N.M., He said that when it
27 23 .27 missiles and help them develop a former atomic committee chair- officers visited a U s' no
61 43 , nuclear powered missile launch-man, protested that a photograph submarine they gave its € tair
76 72 .01 Ing submarines, it appeared to in a magazine advertisement by a list "of 200 technical questio
19 10 .20 be a coincidence. a defense contractor gave away which showed a detailed .
Mpls.-St. Paul, clear 12 -6 .10 Rep. Chet Holifield, D-Calif.. classified information "on naval edge of nuclear react a
New Orleans, cloudy - 50 43 04 chairman of the congressional nuclear propulsion.” 1— --------------
New York, snow * 12 24 ol group, noted that its protest re- Vice Adm. Hyman G. Kickover,
tar wirepnoo, eceri ,suited from secret testimony tak- the Navy’s top nuclear expert.
FORECAST FOR TODAY - Phdaniipiiearain S 35 1 14 en March 31 and April 1. " who also works with the Atomic
m ■ ittsburgh. lain 32 16 T.This was many months before Energy Commission agreed
• p t maoua , Portland, Me., cloudy 22 10 the President and Secretary of For two years Anderson has
I| i C A @ (Portland, Ore., cloudy 42 22 Def ense Robert s McNamara de-been protesting to defense offi-
Richmond, rain 30 25 52 cided to curb the Air Force Sky-cials against visits to U.S. nuclear
St Louis, cloudy .... 31 25 04 bolt missile program and its con- submarines by officials of foreign
i Oklahoma, northern Texas, and San Diego, cloudy 64 4;
Kansas San Francisco, clear . 51 4
36 2
80 6
fer Daytime Wednesday
Figures Show High Temperatures Expected
Wake Up
and Live!
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The scope of t le wintry blasts
Winter pressed a renewed provided many Southern and!
weather blitz in the Midwest and Western communities with their
East on Tuesday with another first white Christmas in many South, except for Florida where Tampa, clear
surge of arctic cold ai d wide- years | -.....
spread snow and ice which for Denver, it was the first
harassed holiday season travelers, snow-decked yule in 14 years, and
It was cold, too, in the North- one of the coldest. The mercury
west where Spokane’s low tem- hit 8 elow zero in the city, some
perature dipped to 12 degrees areas of the Rocky Mountains
above zero But the West Coast caught a foot of snow before the
enjoyed later warming and sun- storm swung’eastward and skies
shine cleared leaving deep cold.
rE A new surge of bitter air from Rawlins, Wy o . was 24 bel w.
the Canadian region west of and Fraser, Colo., -13.
James Bay poured/into the Rock- Snow spread south into the New
ies, northern Great Plains and Mexico mountains with a strong
Mississippi Valley, dropping the subzero push behind it
mercury at Baudette, Minn., near in the East, Baltimore, Md.,
the border- to 16 below. Readings reported 4 inches of snow with
around 25 below zero were fore-more on the way, and snow emer-
cast for northern Minnesota by gency plans were put into effect
Wednesday morning West Yellow- for 18 of Maryland’s 23 cour 1 es.
stone, Mont, had 43 early Tues Washington, the nation’s capital,
day received a record 5.3 inch fall.
Cold wave warnings were i Heavy, intermittent snow plas-
sued by the Weather Bureau fo
Wisconsin and northern Illinois the day.
The temperature was expected to Hazardous driv ng warnings
reach levels of zero to 10 below were directed at motorists in
in northern Illinois on Wednesday Ind ana Wisconsin, northern 1 -
morning ' nois, upper and lower Mich in.
The cold air push loosed wide- Oh , low Missouri, Arkat is,
spread snow from the Rockies to
the Atlantic coast and
across the mountains and
plains into Texas
south , , I
high He Collects Pipes
Hazardous driving warnings
were issued for motorists over
But Doesn’t Smoke
SUNBURY, Ohio P — Kenneth
much of the vast territory In the Shipman, 51, h s a collection of
southern and midsouth region rain 150 pipes, including an opium pipe
and drizzle turned to freezing rain he took from a Japanese soldier
and sleet. A hard freeze was indi in Okinawa during World War II.
cated for the northern two-thirds
of Texas by Wednesday.
I But Shipman himself doesn’
smoke.
Rain returned to the Deep Seattle, < loudy
unny weather brought a warm Washington, rain
30-degree Christmas in the Miami Winnipeg, clear
Beach area.
at HOME
SAFER VA
sequent difficulties with Britain’s governments.
future nuciear defense plans Navy and defense officials in-
In a statement accompanying sist that secret reactors and other
the much censored testimony, vital instruments on the U.S. sub-
30 24 .47 Holifield noted protests by the marines- are protected during
■11 -17 congressional group about supply-such visits, adding that calls by
M-M i ssing: T-Trace) ing nuclear information to foreign friendly allies are necessary" to
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 192, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 26, 1962, newspaper, December 26, 1962; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1672534/m1/3/: accessed June 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.