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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-
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Maine.
Denver's -25 broke a record
for Jan. 12 that had endured
since 1877. The -9 in Amarillo,
Tex., set a new low mark for the
date. It was the third coldest
January day ever recorded
there. .
21 Below High
In Cheyenne, Wyo., the Fri
day high of -21 was the lowest
maximum in the. city's history.
The mercury plummeted 59
degrees in McAllen. Tex., from
91 Friday to 32 Saturday.
Among the lows elsewhere:
West Yellowstone, Mont., -56;
Laramie, Wyo., -50; Fraser,
Colo., -47; Butte, Mont, -39;
Idaho Falls, Idaho, -30; Sidney,
Neb., and International Falls,
Minn., -17; Rapid City, S.D., -16;
Goodland, Kans., -19; Salt Lake
City, Utah, -18; Bismarck, N.D.,
-11; Oklahoma City -8.
Temperatures fell below the
freezing level in 26 states and
below zero in 16 of them.
As the arctic air mass spread,
cold wave warnings were posted
for much of the Ohio Valley.
Cold wave and livestock warn
ings were issued for southern
Arizona and parts of southern
New Mexico.
The lower Rio Grande Valley
in Texas braced for a hard
freeze. In south Texas farmers
placed cloth and newspapers
over tender vegetables in a
flurry of protective activity.
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