South African Coal Shortage Sparks Investigation
United States Senator Byrd urged immediate analysis by the American embassy in Johannesburg as South Africa faces a potential coal shortage threatening its third largest industry during one of the century’s coldest winters. He warned against a global emergency from lack of coal and offered U S assistance.
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Matey
Johannesburg
South Africa
United States
Byrd
West Virginia
Coal supply crisis warned by Byrd after wartime strike threat
Byrd warned that South Africa faces a near collapse of coal supply if production remains unable to meet demand for war needs. He noted coal producers in West Virginia and related rail and shipping sectors should cooperate to transport emergency coal, expressing readiness to help.
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Byrd
South Africa
West Virginia
Glass Firm Loses Holdings By Anti Trust Decree
Illinois Glass Co. will dispose of its forest products division and 209000 acres of Florida woodlands after filing with the Justice Department. Owens-Illinois seeks approval from the anti trust division or U S District Court for sale to a qualified buyer. Hugh Laughlin leads the disposition. The action follows a U S antitrust decree.
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South Viet Nam Apu
U.S
Toledo
Ohio
Anti-Trust Division
Department of Justice
American Appraised Co
Justice Department Antitrust Division
U. District Court
Hugh Laughlin
Purdue Jet Propulsion Lab Seeks State Funding
Indiana budget hearing considers Purdue University's jet propulsion and gas turbine laboratory with a $350000 request toward a $510301 grant, aided by a $1600 National Solace Foundation balance. Also on the docket are hospital modernization and school facility projects across Indiana including Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital and Muscatatuck State School and other state institutions. The Montagnards are noted in a separate regional paragraph.
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Purdue University Io
Purdue
Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital
New Castle State Hospital
Indiana Youth Center
Central Nursing Service Headquarters
Muscatatuck State School
Indiana State
Viet Nam
Two Astronauts Named For Four Day Space Flight
NASA announced James A. McDivitt and Edward J. White will launch in a Gemini capsule from Cape Kennedy aboard a Titan-2 rocket for a four day orbital mission. If on schedule, their flight would exceed Mercury records but remain short of the Soviet orbital time record. Backup crews Frank Borman and James A. Lovell stand by.
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UPS
Wate
Ed States
James A. McDivitt
Edward J. White
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and’ Space Administration
Monda Theer
McDivitt
White
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Valery Bykovsky
Frank Borman
James A’ Love
McDivitt White
Whi
Air’ Force Cops
IRS ruling allows deductions for price fixing damage claims
The IRS held that electrical equipment manufacturers facing price fixing damage claims may deduct the claims and defense costs as ordinary business expenses. The decision marks a precedent under the Clayton Act, with limits excluding fines paid to TVA and other federal agencies.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Electrica
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Philadelphia
Pri
United States
Quarry Cave In Traps 16 In France Mine
A 1500 foot underground quarry collapse in France trapped 16 workers inside a deep cavern. Firemen heard muffled shouts but rescuers fear the men are sealed in with no exit. Crews use drills and ventilation attempts as rain and mud hinder efforts. rescue may take two days.
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Jorngauoule
France
Freeman defends international rural aid as U.S. policy
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman argues continued U.S. aid to developing nations boosts American farm and industrial sales and supports technical programs. He says growth in undeveloped markets lies in developing countries and cites moral and security benefits of aid.
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AFL
Secreary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
United States
Freeman
U. S
Free World
Conference On International Rural Development
Interna
Investment Firm Approves 2-1 Stock Split in DUASH BEND
Associates Investment Co. approves a 2-for-1 split affecting about 7.5 million outstanding shares. Shareholders gathered at the headquarters cafeteria to vote 3.4 million in favor and 8,447 against, with the split effective after July 31. Board chairman C. C. Carmichael Jr. cites diversification and rapid growth.
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Duash Bend, Ind
Ap) Associates Investment Co
Mont_ lay
United States
C. C. Carmichael Jr
Father and infant killed in Michigan City home fire
Lawrence Rosolik Sr. age 24 and his 6 month old son Lawrence Jr. died in a Monday fire at their Michigan City residence. Four other family members escaped. body locations described and hospital reports noted.
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Ind
UPI
Lawrence Rosolik
Lawence Jr
Michigan City
Edward Rosolik
Lawrence Rosoliks
Lawrence
Churchill bids farewell to Parliament in final visit
London AP Churchill closes out his long career as a member of Britain's Parliament in a likely final appearance at the House of Commons. A rare unanimous tribute is planned, modeled on Wellington's retirement, acknowledging his leadership, wartime resolve, and decades of service. The motion, on an illuminated scroll, will be presented at Churchill's London home by a committee led by Prime Minister Douglas-Home and Labour leader Harold Wilson.
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Winston Churchill
Britain
House of Commons
Churchill
House
Duke of Wellington
Ime
Alec Douglas-Home
Harold Wilson
Prisoner Cari Ann Fugate Seeks Freedom To Train As Nurse
In a habeas corpus bid from the Nebraska women's reformatory Cari Ann Fugate 20 says she wants freedom to pursue a nursing course and help people. She maintains innocence in the Starkweather killings saying she fears judgment and hopes to resume studies if released.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Mass
Charles Starkweather
Cari Ann Fugate
Nebraska Women's Reformatory
Caril Ann
Isyearld Starkweather
Starkweather
Nebraska
Wyoming
Fulbright Flags Possible Central American Canal Coalition
Senator J W Fulbright suggests in a new Random House book that a sea level canal across Central America could be built and operated by a multinational consortium including the Soviet Union. He stresses not advocating Soviet participation but not ruling it out as a possibility and argues such cooperation could advance world peace and stability.
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GLM
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
United States
Central America
Arkansas Democrat
Iné
Fulbright
Panama Canal
Latin America
Random House
Yolbright
Johnson Urges Compliance With Civil Rights Bill
President Johnson plans nationwide push to gain support for the Civil Rights Act. He will host a White House conference with educators from across the country including the South, inviting participation for Thursday afternoon.
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Washington
UPL
Johnson
South
White House
Child Dies After State Park Fall
Vic Hooper eight of Columbus died after falling fifty feet from a bluff at Muscatatuck State Park. He walked with his father Earl and brother Bryan three when he stumbled toppled over the brink striking rocks twenty five feet below before plunging further. Authorities reported dusk conditions during the accident.
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Hooper
Columbus
Earl
Bryan
Muscatatuck
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