Bali Faces Mass Evacuation After Mt Agung Erupts
Disaster strikes Bali as Mount Agung eruption leaves 1 264 dead with many missing. Government appeals for rice and helicopters to rescue 5 000 isolated villagers as 75 000 lose homes and 65 000 more may soon be evacuees. Dense ash and lava devastate Karangasem and Bekasi village. fear of permanent displacement grows.
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East Java
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Associated Press
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Last Prisoners Quit Alcatraz Island Site
Alcatraz guards found empty towers on Friday marking the end of a 29 year occupation. The last 27 prisoners from the 1934 cohort were moved off the 122 acre island by plane after being held there since the 1930s. The Rock, once a federal fort and tough prison, is set to close by July 1 under potential transfer to the General Services Act.
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Alcatraz
Calif
Kennedy urges faster growth to curb jobless rate rise
President Kennedy warned unemployment could climb to seven percent even without a recession unless growth accelerates. He tied the tax cut plan of 10.3 billion dollars to more jobs and growth, spoke at a civic luncheon after dedicating O’Hare Airport, and outlined aims for a supersonic future and a more just world. He cited automation, changing agriculture and a growing labor force as factors behind the job squeeze.
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Chicago
Kennedy
O'Hare International
United States
Opera Star Slayer Is Taken By Death
Ernest Boxmann the 53 year old German born New York impresario accused of shooting Frances McCann to death in a Rome hotel last week died today in Santa Maria della Pietà Hospital of bronchial pneumonia The couple had arrived in Rome March 12 from West Berlin where McCann a 41 year old singer planned to focus on family after a brief opera career Police found love letters in McCann s room and said Boxmann shot McCann four times before killing himself in the Bernini Bristol Hotel room on Via Veneto
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New York
Frances McCann
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Boxmann
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U.S
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Altadena
Calif
Via Veneto
Ex Local Man Held For Thefts In New Hampshire
A 23 year old father of five pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in municipal court and admitted similar breaks in five New Hampshire cities. Francis T. Lemieux, a Parolee from Maine State Prison, waived extradition and returned to New Hampshire to face charges. Police found two diamond rings matching a Dover burglary description in his West Cutts street home.
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N.H
New Hampshire
Francis T. Lemieux
Maine
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Lemieux
York County
Alfred
Keene
Richard Jones
Gerald C. Nason
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Salinger defends press editors over News management
President Press Secretary Pierre Salinger told the Woman's National Press Club that editors determine readers' access to news and urged study of whether editors manage the news in the public interest. He rejected claims of a Kennedy administration false image and defended secrecy during the Cuban missile crisis as essential to the quarantine plan.
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Kennedy
Salinger
National Press Club
Cuba
U.S
Castro criticizes satellite leaders in Le Monde interview
Fidel Castro says satellite communist parties blindly follow Moscow and reject Soviet edicts on abstract art. In a two part Le Monde interview, he questions Western revolutionary parties' response during the blockade and laments lack of mass demonstrations, accusing peers of being bureaucrats.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Communist Party
Moscow
Khrushchev
Castro
Claude Julien
le Monde
Today
Europe
Latin America
World’s Busiest Airport Beckons as City Within Itself
Chicago's O'Hare International Airport is described as a sprawling complex serving 132 million passengers yearly with nearly a flight per minute. Located 21 miles northwest of downtown, it features 5,700 car parking, a 1500-person capacity restaurant, and a $200 million investment. The facility hosts six concourses connected to two new terminals and a $149 million revenue bond financed expansion including a glass steel circular restaurant. Seven foreign and fourteen domestic airlines operate there along with 400,000-plus annual flights and extensive jetway connections.
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O'Hare International
Kennedy
O'Hare
New York
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