Far Away Chile Turning Toward Communist Left
Santiago Chile AP An aggressive mix of Communists and Castro admirers gains strength in Chile as upper classes resist reform. Castro’s influence has waned but leftist groups rally around nondisputed reforms, with FRAP and other factions pressing for swift, sometimes violent action. U.S. aid and loans loom large as Chilean observers fear a return to entrenched old powers amid social and economic strain.
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Woriam L. Ryan
Santiago, Chile
Chile
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Thej
FRAP
Frente! Accion Popular
Popular Action! Front
Castro
Anal
United States
Wltracon
Thein
FPC Moves To Shape Area Pricing Policy Rules
In Midland the Federal Power Commission begins hearings on a new area pricing formula for natural gas. President Kennedy has named two new FPC members, with a third appointment due in June, as critics led by James Landis urge broader reform. The Midland steps aim to speed hearings, address costs in old versus new contracts, and test a regional price ceiling approach across 12 Texas counties and parts of New Mexico.
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Midland
Ada Federal Power
Buters
Kennedy
FPC
Edward Marsh
Permian
James Landis
Tex-Fpc
Landis
New Mexico
White House
Midlands
Commission
Texas
Marsh
Pri
Cake Travels Through Mail Without Scratch
Parkville residents report a cake mailed in a box with no lid showing decorations reading Happy Birthday Margaret. The cake traveled 97 miles from Nevada to Parkville via a mail route through Kansas City and another 12 miles by ark to the Parkville post office for Friday’s festivities.
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Parkville
Huek Warren Jr
Helen Becket
Nevada, Mo
Margaret
Nevada
Kansas City
Ark
Birth of a baby in Basten with parents Taylor and Murdich
An article notes the birth of a baby boy weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces to Mr and Mrs JON Taylor of Bastenon with grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Murdich and Mr and Mrs Mra JON Taylor of Basten.
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Duds M. Taylor
Maaraeaince
Okay City
Ang
Jon Taylor
Bastenon
Tid
Frank Murdich
Basten
Man Gives Skid Row Renewal a Personal Push in Los Angeles
A year old Swedish born bachelor Frank Bronson funds a cleanup on skid row in Los Angeles. He bought the seven story Hotel Morris and has led crews to remove debris repaint and repair facades. Occupancy reportedly rose and property values climbed as he expands work block by block. Bronson says one person can spark change and refuses to seen tied to poverty.
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Los Angeles
East Ath Street
Frank Bronson
Bronson
Army Private Jimmie Receives Training
Army Pvt. Jimmie, son of Mr and Mrs tales of 1129 Airhard, completes eight weeks of advanced training and prepares for further duty.
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ARMY
Jimmie
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