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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sunday, Jan. 13, 1963 " Page SA Seattle and Minneapolis Having Fun, Too l4wa S. -d" ; lift-. . -; tvf'-d y-oA. 'r ' j ' a ' ' V fb- 1 7H-. ' J Icy Fun Seattle's unusual freezing weather is bringing happiness to some folk. Left, above, the William Crawford children and some neighborhood friends enjoy some thrills and spills on an ice skating rink formed by flooding the Crawford patio. At right, inveterate fisherman Dennis Newhouse, of Minneapolis, holds Radar School Graduates 8 PORTLAND OPI The Air Na tional Guard's radar interceptor school in Portland graduated its first class of eight second lieu tenants Friday. Four were from Oregon. The school was established Sept. 7. It was moved to Port land from Texas, where it had been run by the Air Force. The school trains radar offi cers for F89J jet fighter planes. The course lasts 15 weeks. , The Oregon graduates are 2nd Lts. James D. Cook, James W. Korth, Edward A. Tayne and Theodore E. Shanks. Korth was the honor gradu ate with a grade of 95 per cent. The other four graduates were from Minnesota, Vermont, Wisconsin and Iowa. Oil Discovered , MOSCOW Wl Soviet geolo gists have discovered large oil and gas deposits in the Caspian Sea area of Kazakhstan, Tass news agency reported Saturday. a crappie which he caught in Lake Calhoun Saturday. Wearing a face mask against a cold wind, Dennis, 15, joined a few other hardy souls to brave zero tempera tures and snow flurries pushed. by 20-mile-an-hour winds to ice fish. The ice is about 18 inches thick. (AP Wirephotm) Everybody s Cold U.S. Experiencing Winter at Its Worst Br ASSOCIATED PRESS A blizzard whipped across a section of the Midwest Saturday while wide-ranging cold cracked records that had stood as long as 86 years. Winter at its worst spanned the continent. It drove temperatures as low as -56 in a frigid zone that reached from the West Coast to the Great Lakes, blew snow in some Central areas, and brought snow, sleet, rain' and fog to parts of the East. At least 17 deaths were blamed on the rough weather, including: Michigan 4, Colorado 3, Wisconsin 2, Maryland 2, Ne braska 2, Oregon 2, New Hamp shire 1, South Dakota 1. Hard North Winds Snow churned by strong northerly winds left accumula tions of 2 to 9 inches in Iowa and reduced visibility to 100 feet at times near Huron, S.D. A school at Revillo, S.D., burned while firemen from neighboring towns were delayed by the hard going. Up to 5 inches of snow piled up in Michigan, 3 to 4 inches in Southern Minnesota and 2 to 7 inches in Wisconsin. Hazardous driving warnings went out for lower Michigan and portions of New York state and New England. Four inches of snow fell at Mt. Mansfield, Vt the first since the Christmas holidays, and there was snow in the Port- LET'S FACE IT! "WHO? ME?" 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