Chilean storm disaster prompts U S aid
The government declared a no-storm disaster after a week of heavy snows and flooding killed and displaced residents. President Johnson offered U S aid as avalanches and blizzards hit Chile and adjacent Argentina with dozens missing or injured amid widespread damage to farms and towns.
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Pendleton Hosts Quaker Convent Gathering This Weekend
Pendleton convenes with Indiana Ohio and state Friends leaders gathering at the Meeting House and grounds near Ind. 38 for a multi day convention starting Thursday and ending Sunday. Sessions include play activities for children and speakers from Friends World.
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Diabetes Clues From Pima Indians May Help Explain Causes
Washington reports the Pima Indian tribe on the Gila River Reservation in Sacaton Arizona shows the highest diabetes prevalence yet recorded in the US. Government researchers noted a third of the population had diabetes in 1953 and follow up studies continue to explore diet weight and environmental factors as possible causes.
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Soldier to face court martial over Viet Nam protest hunger strike
PFC Winster Belton, 26, Milwaukee, staged a hunger strike after transfer to the 1st Cavalry Division en route to Viet Nam. An army spokesman said he must eat or be court martialed, with counts to be decided. Belton had drawn attention by civil rights activity and telephoned a hometown paper.
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Yemeni Chiefs Agree To End Civil Conflict In Taif Meeting
More than 200 Yemeni chiefs reached a tentative pact to end the three year war and prepare for the withdrawal of Egyptian troops. The agreement, brokered in Taif under King Feisal sway, calls for a seven man presidential council to lead a transitional Islamic state with councils and tribal representation.
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Soviet Warehouse Bottlenecks Hurt Farm Produce Storage
Pravda reported warehouse bottlenecks in the Soviet Union aggravating farm problems. There are not enough storage facilities for potatoes and vegetables, causing crops to rot on farms. Shortages of stores and stands hinder sale of harvest produce. Trucks ill equipped for storage move food town to town as construction of silos and warehouses advances slowly. State trading organizations are blamed for funneling food from farm to market.
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Woman Killed by Train at Wabash
In Warsaw Indiana Mrs Virginia Phillips 47 died after being struck by a Pennsylvania freight train early Tuesday She stood on crutches between the rails and had previously lost a leg in a 12 year earlier collision Her husband Pete Phillips said she had been a patient in mental facilities in Logansport and Westville
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