Khrushchev Visits Hungary Amid Sino Rift Tensions
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in Budapest for talks with Hungarian leaders amid China’s escalating anti Soviet tirade. Peking pressed for world communism to reject Moscow, while Hungary and Bulgaria pledged support. a Moscow split decision may come next month as Khrushchev seeks to bolster peaceful coexistence.
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Khrushchev
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Janos Kadar
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Moscow
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Vienna
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Andrei A. Gromyko
Yuri Andropov
Poland
Bulgaria
U.S
Stewart Hensley
United Press International
Washington
Hensley
William Ryan
Associated Press
Mail Delivers Resumed After Alaska Earthquake
Anchorage reports mail service returning to normal in most districts after an earthquake. Deliveries resumed Monday and collections occurred citywide except in the heavily damaged downtown area.
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Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
Alaska Toll Rises With Kodiak Data
Alaska Civil Defense reports total dead and missing at 178 amid widespread tolls across coastal communities. Kodiak Island and Chenega show heavy losses as Fairbanks notes half of Crescent City lost to tidal waves. aftershocks persist and a relief airlift is under way from Seattle.
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Alaska
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Kodiak
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Civil Defense
Chenega
Prince William Sound
Fairbanks
Crescent City
Calif
Whitter
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Valdez
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Chenga
Seward
Port Ashton
Gulf
University of Washington
City to study 1000 pupil high school plan at 1.9 million
Mayor Dillon will send a recommending plan to the City Council within two days. The Capital Outlay Committee backs a 1,000 pupil comprehensive high school at 1.9 million, with a 10 member building commission and an inventory of current equipment before new purchases. The School Department urged a larger 1,425 pupil, 3.6 million project, but Dillon favors the smaller option given the city’s finances.
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Dilevisu
Mienders
Roger W. Wellington
Roy F. Brown
James R., Clary
Peter Paladino
John J. Donna
Capital Outlay Committee
Donna
James P. Reynolds
Reynolds
John Donna
Maylor
Commission
MacArthur Improves Slightly But Remains Critical
Washington bulletin reports General Douglas MacArthur in a critical condition with kidney trouble improving slightly. Doctors say heart function and vital signs are stable while intermittent esophageal bleeding is controlled by a tube. The 84 year old five star general remains under care at Walter Reed Hospital.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Hospital
Mrs Peabody Party Rebuffed in South St Augustine
In St Augustine Florida four New England women and two African Americans faced segregation protests as a lounge refusal led to arrests. Mrs Burgess a Newton Center Mass Negro and wife of an Episcopal bishop remained jailed after being charged with trespass and conspiracy. Also arrested were Rev England and Rev Clark among others as demonstrations spread to additional restaurants and a drug store lunch counter.
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Fla
New England
John Burgess
Newton Center
Mass
L. C. Davis
Florida
Malcolm Peabody
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Kurt Brod
Newton
John M. Burgess
Methodist
North Andover
Judith M. Creedy
Pembroke College
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
R. B. Hayling
Barrington Minister's Son Reports by Tape on Quake
Great Barrington residents learn via tape from Donald Keil Jr in Anchorage that the Friday Southern Alaska quake shook homes for six to eight minutes. He and his family, just home in Spenard, described lamps falling, a chandelier striking the ceiling, and brown sand spurts through snow while power flickered. Mr Keil, a deputy FAA chief, noted hospital damage and rationing as stores stocked emergency supplies.
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Great Barrington
Donald T. Keil
Donald Jr
Anchorage
Alaska
Keils
Keil
Spenard
Presbyterian Hospital
Mr. Keil
Federal Aviation Agency
the Hill
Stockbridge Billed for Private Land Clearing Damages
Stockbridge records show a $5,000 bill from Swarm of Cherry Hill Road resident John Butler Swann for damage to large maples and privacy loss due to roadside clearing in front of his property. He states highways officials ignored his request to stop work beyond his boundary, calling it a vicious trespass. The matter will be referred to Town Counsel Donald J. Shaker.
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Stockbridge
John Butler
Cherry Hill Road
Donald J. Shaker
Boston Symphony to Perform for White House Children
Thirty six principal members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra travel to Washington to play a children's concert at the White House invited by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and her daughter. Erich Leinsdorf conducts a suite by Richard Strauss after Molière's Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. about 200 embassy children will attend. The concert was scheduled for television at 4 30 p.m.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Washington
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Erich Leinsdorf
Richard Strauss
Moliere
New Freeze in Southland Hits Peach Crops Hard
Subfreezing temperatures grip the Deep South with earlier freezes causing heavy losses. Peach crops in South Carolina and Georgia are estimated at 32.5 million dollars, with potential higher losses after Monday night. Alabama, Tennessee, and North Carolina also report heavy damage, while south Florida vegetable crops are spared. Early north Florida readings dip below freezing, though few crops are present.
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Deep South
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Florida
Everglades
North Florida
Amherst Newsman Recalls Harrowing Night in Williamston
Amherst editor Mr. de Sherbinin and colleague Jeffrey Davidew travel to Williamston North Carolina to cover desegregation protests led by Massachusetts ministers. They witness arrests at Shamrock Restaurant and face harassment from white bystanders while reporting. The piece notes police action and the journalists’ effort to document events for the Amherst News Journal.
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de Sherbinin
Amherst
Mass
Williamston
N.C
Massachusetts
Jeffrey Davidew
Brookline
University of Massachusetts
Paul Chapman
Stoughton
Williams- Iton
Lloyd R. Banks
Banks
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