Orchestra Bus Rolls Over Near Dayton on Snowy Highway
A Chartered bus carrying members of the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra rolled over on a curved snow and slush coated road Friday near Dayton Washington. About 25 passengers suffered injuries including broken bones head cuts and bruises. Don Holmes of John Bruning Hospital said no one was in critical condition. The bus was traveling from Pullman Washington to Boise Idaho.
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Dayton
Wash
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Don Holmes
John Brnning Hospital
Pullman
Boise
Idaho
Smathers Russell Urge Backing for Johnson
In separate speeches Sen. George Smathers of Florida and Sen. Richard B. Russell of Georgia urged Southern backing for President Johnson’s broader agenda beyond civil rights. Russell said Johnson must build a record for November and noted areas of agreement while Smathers warned Southerners not to be swayed by Republican appeals over civil rights.
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Washington
George A. Smathers
Florida
Wight
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Russell
Valdosta
Smathers
Kennedy
Lavender wallpaper stalls Baker house sale in Senate probe
Washington AP report says the $28,800 town house tied to ex-beauty queen secretary and multiple women sits unsold as prospective buyers balk at elaborate furnishings. The co op seeks a buyer while Baker, former Senate aide, defends himself amid questions of conflicts of interest and improper conduct.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Cr. W. Taylor
Cooperative Housing Development
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Taylor
Johnson
Miss Tyler
Tornadoes Strike Three States Killing In Harpersville
AP reports a Harpersville Alabama tornado killed eight people and damaged four houses amid a system that also struck Southern Illinois Missouri and northern Arkansas with destroyed buildings injured residents and swift weather shifts including snow hail and freezing rain in the Central Plains and Minnesota.
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Harpersville
Ala
Sheriff's Office
Ilinois
Missouri
Arkansas
White Oak
Rector
Marmaduke
Ark
Kennett
Sandoval
Minnesota
Soviet Hints At Banning Plutonium
Western officials report Soviet Union showing interest in Johnsons plan to shut down plutonium producing reactors under mutual inspection as part of arms control. Tsarapkin at the disarmament conference says a detailed US explanation of Johnsons proposals is expected in the coming session.
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Geneva
Johnson
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
U.S
United States
United Nations airlift evacuates missionaries in Congo violence
U.N. airlift rescued seven American missionaries and two children from Kandale in Kwilu Province, evacuating them via Tshikapa and Lulubourg after marauding guerrillas attacked missions. The group included Rev. Harold Graber and family, and other Americans, amid broader attacks that killed Belgian priests near Kandale.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U.N
Leanne's
Mile Flight
Kwilu
Luluabourg
Congo
Kandale
Tshikapa
Kilembe
Pierre Mulele
Antoine Gizenga
Harold Graber
Gladys
Jeanette
Pretty Prairie
Kan
James Bertsche
Timothy
Archbold
Ohio
Selma Unruh
Hillsboro
Mukedi
Kikwit
Kwilu Province
U S and Panama discuss early talks on canal dispute
Washington officials and Panamanian representatives agreed to a Saturday meeting at 9 a.m. in the Organization of American States to pursue potential early negotiations aimed at resolving the long standing Panama Canal dispute.
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Washington
U.S
Panama Canal
The
Inter-American Peace Committee
Organization of American States
France-France tension deepens over De Gaulle China move
Washington warned Nationalist China against a quick break with France as President de Gaulle plans to recognize Red China. Secretary Rusk will repeat the advice to Japan and South Korea during upcoming visits, while various Asian governments weigh diplomatic responses and a possible two-China solution.
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Washington
United States
China
France
Charles de Gaulle
Rusk
Japan
South Korea
de Gaulle
Labout
Dean Rusk
Tingfu F. Tsiang
Tokyo
Korea
America
Asia
Sanzo Nosaka
Communist Party
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Johnson
Red China
Dé Gaulle
U.S
Peabody backs debates among GOP candidates
Boston Gov. Endicott Peabody declined to commit to debating Volpe or Graham but supported debates between Republican contenders. Volpe welcomed a debate. Graham challenged Volpe. Peabody would decide after primary elections. He cited past debates and noted cigarette tax revenue projections amid smoking fears.
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Boston
Endicott Peabody
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Peabody
Philip A. Graham
Hamilton
GOP
Sen
Graham
Geerie
Basketball Scores From Various High School and College Matches
Pittsfield Mont Mount Greylock Drury St Josephs Searles Lenox Williams Mount Everett Chester Boston St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati posted results across leagues. Notable scores include Adams 72 over Pittsfield 33 and Mount Greylock 54 over Drury 4 with Mount Everett 92 over Chester 65.
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Pittsficlt
St. Joseph's
Adams
Mount Greylock
Drury
Lee
Searles
Lenox
Williams
Mount Everett
Chester
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Elkhart
Ind
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Panama
Peking
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