Valdivia Rebuilds After Earthquake With U S Aid
Anchor story on Valdivia Chile nearly two years after the 1960 quake details Alliance for Progress aid. Pedro de Valdivia Bridge near completion expected to reopen schools by bus, two hospitals to resume service, Peace Corps nurses aiding John F. Kennedy Hospital, and signs of reconstruction along Avenida Castanera.
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Valdivia Reconstruction Faces Job Shortage And Housing
In Valdivia Chile relief officials report 20 000 population drop and 6 000 unemployed as quake rebuilt housing replaces shanties. U S and Chilean leaders praise 32 million in improvements though skilled labor declines while new industries attract port access and later car ferry plans emerge with Norway and Oslo routes.
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