Sadness Deepens as Atlanta Awaits Bodies of 105 Dead
Atlanta mourns 105 residents and 10 Georgians lost in a Paris Air France crash as officials await identification and repatriation. Art Association trustees create a memorial fund for cultural leaders killed, while city areas near the Art Institute show quiet memorial mood.
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Art Museum
Lize
Ivan Allen Jr
Paris
Air France
James V. Carmichael
City Hall
Betancourt Crushes Venezuela Revolt. Machado Arrested
Venezuela's government detained top Communist party leader Gustavo Machado after a violent uprising led by marines near Puerto Cabello. The revolt caused heavy casualties with estimates from 135 dead to over 200, and 1,000 wounded. Machado was released due to parliamentary immunity after congress extended his leave. The state fears outlawing Communist and Revolutionary Left parties. In Atlanta, a memorial push honored victims with citywide mourning.
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Caracas
Moscow
Machado
Chamber
Manuel Vicente Ledezma
Congress
Newhouse Increases Hold On New Orleans Papers
Samuel I. Newhouse purchases control of New Orleans Times-Picayune and States-Item for more than 37 million dollars. The sale totals 248,925 of 280,000 shares with remaining 31,075 shares open. Delivery planned in New York and New Orleans with a hoped 42 million total.
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Samuel I. Newhouse
Newhouse
Times-Picayune Publishing Co
New York
Birmingham
Ala
Sale
Nazi Party
Times - Picayune
Chicago
Marshall Field Jr
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Daily
Times-Picayune
Newhouse Group
John F. Tims
St Paul Woman A Possible GOP Secretary of State Candidate
St Paul born Dorothy Nelson, longtime St Louis County GOP chairwoman, is discussed as a potential GOP secretary of state candidate as Minnesota Republicans open their endorsement convention. Norbert McCrady and Edward Bayuk are named as announced GOP contenders.
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Secretary of
Dorothy Nelson
St. Louis County
GOP
Nelson
DFL
Joseph Donovan
Norbert McCrady
Owatonna
Edward Bayuk
White Bear Lake
Emergency Powers Extension Passed by House
The House sent to the Senate by voice vote a bill extending the President's emergency powers to June 30 1966 to respond to a surprise attack. Originating in 1950 these powers have been renewed in four year intervals since then.
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Washington
House
Senate
Governor Candidate Is Killed In Georgia Crash
A. Ed ward Smith, Republican candidate for Georgia governor, was killed in a head on crash with a Neal Trucking Lines truck near Georgia 5 shortly after midnight. His wife suffered a possible skull fracture and was hospitalized in Columbus. The truck driver Paul Boggs had minor injuries. Smith’s body was taken to Columbus home. he was pronounced dead at Meriwether Hospital in Warm Springs.
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A. Edward Smith
Georgia
Smith
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
State Patrol
Neal Trucking Lines
Montgomery
Paul Boggs
Georgia 5
Meriwether
Warm Springs
$20 Million Aid for Brazil Step Nearer
US Ambassador Lincoln Gordon signed implementing contracts for $20 million Alliance for Progress aid for northeast Brazil. The agreements mark the first between Brazil and the United States under the northeast development project, part of $131 million pledged for the region.
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Recife
Brazil
Lincoln Gordon Monday
Alliance For Progress
United States
Northeast
National Safety Council Awards State an Honor
The National Safety Council cited Minnesota and eight communities for traffic safety accomplishments in 1961. Edina Ely Hutchinson St. Anthony Thief River Falls earned certificates for their programs and a year with no traffic deaths. Minneapolis Hibbing and St Paul were praised for education and records. Fargo and Huron received recognitions. Wausau, Wisconsin, earned the Award of Honor.
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Minnesota
National Safety Council
Edina
Ely
Hutchinson
St. Anthony
Thief River Falls
Minneapolis
Hibbing
St. Paul
Fargo
Celestial Mission Offers Free Helicopter Rides Sunday
Long Beach California church invites visitors to Sunday school with a promotional offer of complimentary helicopter rides for anyone who brings a guest to the service. The event aims to attract families and prove the church’s outreach enthusiasm.
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