Snowfall on the streets of Johannesburg
Sept. 1, 1962 - Johannesburg, South Africa - Snow has blanketed many parts of South Africa in the heaviest and most widespread falls for the country since 1945. The result is disruppted air, road, rail and telephone communications. Drifts of up to six feet deep have killed cattle on farms. One scholl closed when only 15 children arrived. Thousands were seeing snow for the first time
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13241401
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47000072
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4330px x 3125px
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Blanketed Drifts Farms Heaviest Result Scholl Seeing Widespread
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