Avalanche wipes villages in eight minutes in Peru
Rescue teams struggle with weather to reach the Andean Hanaylas valley after an avalanche buried Ramahirca and Huarascucho and 14 settlements. Initial deaths and missing numbers vary, with estimates ranging from hundreds to several thousand.
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Lima
Peru
Hanaylas
Caraz
Roberto Thorndike
Peruvian Red Cross
U.S
James Loeb
Ramahirca
Huarascucho
Plans to widen US Route 33 in Hocking County heard
A Wednesday hearing in Logan will discuss Ohio Route 33 improvements extending 14.25 miles from south of the Fairfield Hocking line to near Goodhope Two Road 125. The plan proposes a four lane limited access highway at an estimated $11,027,500 including right of way and engineering.
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Hocking County
Logan
Ohio Department of Highways
Max R. Farley
Division Ten
Common Pleas
Fairfield-Hocking Line
Goodhope Two
Saturn Rockets Power Boosted With Five-Engine First Stage
NASA and Marshall Space Flight Center announced an advanced Saturn design with a five-engine first stage delivering 1.7 million pounds of thrust. The rocket would carry about 110 tons and is slated for 1965 readiness for a three-man Earth orbital mission, with a later manned lunar landing plan.
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Huntsville
Ala
Space Agency
Free World
Cape Canaveral
Fla
U S and Soviet Resume Berlin Talks
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson renewed consultations with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on Berlin. They met in Gromyko’s Foreign Ministry office, and two hours after the meeting officials said it would be a long conversation. Thompson was accompanied by German affairs specialist Kempton Jenkins.
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Moscow
Washington
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
Kempton B. Jenkins
Thompson
Athens In Bid For Tax Center
Rep. Walter Moeller reports talking with President Kennedy about locating the new Internal Revenue Service data processing center in Athens Ohio. Athens offers 10 free acres while Cincinnati boosters propose free land as competition for the multi million dollar facility expected to cost about six million.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Internal Revenue Service
Walter H. Moeller
Kennedy
Federal
Moeller
Athens
White House
Blaze destroys Columbus Country Club building
A two and a half story Columbus Country Club main building burned Thursday night as firemen in 2 degree cold stretched hoses up to a half mile to reach the frame structure. Officials believe the fire started in the kitchen and quickly engulfed the rambling building, leaving it a total loss.
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Columbus
Columbus Country Club
Mongrel Prefers Tree Perch Over Ground
In Tampa a two year old mongrel named Zorro enjoys sleeping in a backyard tree. Owner Amy Mary Paleveda says the dog began the habit about a year ago and spends much of the day perched on a limb to keep watch over the yard.
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Tampa
Fla
Zorro
Amy Mary Paleveda
DiSalle Reverses Course Will Seek Second Term
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle announces at a Cabinet meeting that he will run for a second term in a Democratic bid. He notes a Republican legislature’s actions and says a full program requires a active campaign. Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy remains in the race. DiSalle marks the third anniversary of his inauguration.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Atty
Mark McElroy
DiSalle
Elroy
Congress Views JIKs Plans Dimly on Tax Cut
President Kennedy seeks standby powers to cut income taxes in a recession drawing cool to mixed reactions from Congress. House Democrats avoid quotes while Sen Byrd calls it unconstitutional. Republicans attack, while liberals worry about future tax reversal.
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Congress
Jik
Washington
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Kennedy’s broad program faces congress with limited support
President Kennedy likely to win approval for fewer than half of his domestic and foreign programs as Congress debates the State of the Union. Bipartisan signals support for foreign policy while major proposals face heavy congressional resistance and doubt over tax and social policy measures.
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Washington
Kennedy
State of the Union
Berlin
U. N
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Walker argues U.S. may leave United Nations
In Los Angeles retired Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker told a rally at the Sports Arena that staying in the United Nations is not inevitable. He contrasted his view with Gen. Omar N. Bradley's, criticizing the inevitability doctrine regarding East Germany and Red China recognition.
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Edwin A. Walker
United States
United Nations
Walker
Freedom Club
First Congregational Church
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
Red China
Kennedy Program Hinges on House Rules and Ways Committees
President Kennedy faces possible failure or passage of his 1962 agenda depending on two key House panels led by conservative Southern Democrats. House Rules Chair Howard W. Smith and Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills hold crucial gatekeeping power, with Smith bottling bills and Mills controlling tax social security and tariff proposals.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Rules Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
White House
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Ways and Means
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Smith
President To Stick With Farm Plan
President Kennedy affirmed a firm farm program aimed at production control in his state of the union message and via the National Agricultural Advisory Commission. He pledged to tailor policy to land use and crop supplies, warning against a patchwork legal approach that could burden farmers and taxpayers. In Algeria, five Muslims were wounded when bullets from a cruising car hit a group on a street. attackers fled before police reached the scene.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
America
Bone
Algeria
Cleopatra Film Again Insured By Lloyds
Hollywood reports actress Elizabeth Taylor contracted for 2.5 million dollars to finish Cleopatra after illness. Lloyds of London had previously paid 2 million in production losses due to Taylor’s illness in London last year. Five day forecast shows temperatures 8 to 12 degrees below normal with light snow possible and a warming trend over the weekend.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Lloyds of London
Miss Taylor
London
Marriage Tests in Doubt as Will Promises Inheritance
Kenneth Kelley, Air Force lieutenant, plans to marry Susan Miles in April likely before heredity tests are ready. Unclear if he risks inheritance from his late father Dr Truman Lee Kelley, who left two eugenics trust funds and a Stanford tests program in his will.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jerry Giesler
Ruth Giesler
Eric Gardner
Syracuse University
Kenneth
Truman Lee Kelley
Kelley
Stanford
Eugenics Trust
Republicans map 1962 campaign aims at RNC meeting
GOP leaders forecast big 1962 victories in Congress and states. William F. Miller criticizes Kennedy policy and outlines aims. Rep. Robert Wilson joins opening session. A labor minority strategy report stresses urban gains. Nelson Rockefeller says re election is first goal with possible 1964 bid.
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Oklahoma City
Republican National Committee
GOP
William F. Miller
Miller
New York
Robert Wilson
California
Republican Congressional Committee
Kennedy
Congress
Hartford
Conn
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Congo Parliament Awaits Gizenga Return on Charges
Parliament in Leopoldville awaits An toine Gizenga as he explains charges claiming he sought to sever northeast Congo. Gizenga, a leftist deputy premier, agreed to leave Stanleyville after a power test failed, with police defying his order to arrest Lun dula and UN investigators into last November mass killings of 13 Italian airmen.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Victor Lundula
Acre
Patrice Lumumba
Menzies Warns Australia Will Fight If Indonesia Advances
Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies said Australia would defend East New Guinea if Indonesia expands beyond West New Guinea. He framed the stance as a commitment to regional security and colonial-era holdings.
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Canberra
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
East New Guinea
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Cincinnati Medical College Receives $150000 Grant
Washington report notes the University of Cincinnati medical college was awarded a $150,000 grant to establish a general clinical research center. The grant was announced Thursday by Surgeon General Luther L. Terry.
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Washington
University of Cincinnati Medical College
Luther L. Terry
Laos Aid Resumed After Delay for Laotian Government
The United States restored economic aid to Prince Boun Oum's right wing Lao government with a $4 million January grant deposited in Chase Manhattan Bank in New York. Embassy sources would not explain the delay or its end. President Sukarno canceled a formal helicopter presentation from Kennedy in Jakarta.
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Laos
United States
Prince Boun Oum
U.S
New York
Chase Manhattan
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Kennedy
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