African Coal Shortage Investigated by State Department
Washington reports say South Africa faces a severe coal shortage amid a harsh winter. Senator Byrd urged an official investigation and possible U S aid, noting West Virginia’s coal surplus and the need to prevent a global emergency.
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United States
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Coal stock emergency urged for South Africa strains
Byrd warned that South Africa faces a complete breakdown in industry unless coal supplies rise. He noted the nation usually meets its coal needs and urged coal producers, railroads, ports, and shippers to cooperate in moving emergency stock while offering help.
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South Africa
West Virginia
Communist Fire Heavy Against Allied Aircraft
In Saigon South Viet Nam an AP report states U S Army aircraft and helicopters face Communist fire at about six incidents per 1000 flying hours. Most U S combat fatalities occur in aircraft according to a U S official disclosure.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Owens-Illinois to dispose forest products unit under antitrust decree
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. announces plan to dispose of its forest products division under the July antitrust consent decree. The unit includes a Jacksonville paper board mill and fiber box plants in Jacksonville, Long Island City, Aurora, Madison, and Milwaukee, with options on about 209,000 acres of Florida woodlands. Disposition overseen by Hugh C. Laughlin, requires approval from the Justice Department or U.S. District Court.
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Anti-Trust Division
Department of Justice
American Appraised Co
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
U.S. District Court
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Purdue U Jet Propulsion Lab Seeks 350000 State Funds
Indiana State Budget Committee weighs Purdue University’s request for 350000 state funds to aid a 310300 project for a two story jet propulsion and gas turbine laboratory with offices library drafting room and lecture room. NSF would supply 160300 toward the cost.
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National Science Foundation
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Indiana State Prison
Two Astronauts Named For Four Day Spring Flight
The United States will launch James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II on a two stage Titan 2 rocket from Cape Kennedy for a record four day space mission. They are part of the second generation astronauts joining the program 22 months ago and will fly after the earlier three orbit Gemini mission.
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McDivitt-White
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Mercury
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IRS ruling allows deduction of price fixing damage claims
The IRS said electric equipment manufacturers may deduct hundreds of millions in damage claims paid to state and local governments and private utilities as ordinary and necessary business expenses. The decision marks a precedent under the Clayton act, distinguishing remedial claims from federal punitive penalties.
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UPI
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Quarry Cave In Traps 16 Workers in French Mine
A 1500 foot section of an underground quarry collapsed in SHAMPAGNOLE France trapping 16 workers. Firemen heard muffled shouts but officials believed the men were not injured though blocked by rock. Rescuers labored two days to reach them as rain worsened conditions and drills and shovels cleared debris.
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France
Agriculture Secretary Defends International Rural Aid
Secretary Orville Freeman defended U S international rural development aid, arguing it benefits American farmers by opening undeveloped markets. He said future farm demand will rise in developing countries, boosting U S exports, and urged technical assistance as a moral and security good.
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Free World
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Churchill makes final visit to Parliament
In London Sir Winston Churchill, aged 89, attended what likely was his last House of Commons session. The Commons paused as members prepared an unprecedented unanimous tribute, praising his leadership and service to Britain and the world.
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Investment Firm to Split Stock in Major Shock Move
Associates Investment Co has approved a two for one split of its 5 million common shares. The vote at the headquarters meeting drew over 962 shareholders, with 3.4 million shares in favor and 84 47 against. The par value drops to 3 per share and the split becomes effective July 31, as the firm continues rapid asset growth and diversification.
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Associates Investment Co
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United States
O. C. Carmichael Jr
Father Infant Son Die in Michigan City Home Fire
Lawrence Rosolok Sr. and his 6 month old son Lawrence Jr. were killed Monday in a fire at their Michigan City home. Four other family members escaped. The father was found in the bathroom and the baby died about three hours after being rushed to a hospital.
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UPI
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Michigan City
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Boy Dies After 50 Foot Fall At State Park Cliff
Virgil H. Hooper eight of Columbus died from a fractured skull after tumbling 50 feet from a Muscatatuck State Park cliff in Indiana. He fell while walking with his father Earl and 3 year old brother Bryan near dusk.
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UPI
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Columbus
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Amies
Muscatatuck
Prisoner Dreams Of Nursing After Starkweather Case
Cari Ann Fugate, 20, imprisoned in Nebraska for involvement with Charles Starkweather, seeks a writ of habeas corpus claiming innocence. She says she wants to become a nurse and resume studies after high school, and would pursue a nursing course if released.
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UPI
Charles Starkweather
Cari Ann Fugate
Nebraska Women’s Reformatory
Caril Ann
Stark‘weather
Starkweather
Nebraska
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Caril Ano
Fulbright float proposes Soviet role in Central American canal
In a new book, Senator J W Fulbright suggests a sea level canal across Central America could be built and operated by a multinational consortium including the Soviet Union as a user. He cautions he is not advocating Soviet participation but says it should not be ruled out and cites possible peace and stability benefits.
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J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
United States
Central America
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Fulbright
Panama Canal
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Random House
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Johnson Urges Compliance With Civil Rights Act
President Johnson plans a White House conference with educators from across the nation including the South to urge broad adherence to the Civil Rights Act. The exact date was not announced but invited educators said the meeting is set for Thursday afternoon.
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UPI
Johnson
South
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