Christmas eviction leaves New Orleans family of eleven homeless
Clarence Jackson, his pregnant wife and nine children were evicted in New Orleans as deputies dumped their belongings on the sidewalk. The family, two older sons sheltered at Ozanam Inn and the seven younger children with the Salvation Army, while rent issues and a crumpled rental record underscored a harsh pre Christmas crisis. A Catholic priest and community volunteers described neighbors rallying to help, with City Hall and housing officials offering possible aid.
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New Orleans
UPI
Clarence Jackson
Jackson
Ozanam Inn
Salvation Army
Ins
Robert Hopkins
Msgr
Charles Plauche
Our Lady of Good Consel Catholic
Irish Channel
Jacksons
Hopkins
Booth
Schiro
City Hall
Jack Cants
Wirtz Sees Plenty Of Farm Labor
Labor Secretary Wirtz said it is reasonable to expect 200000 domestic farm workers to replace Braceros after the Mexican program ends. He noted President Johnson backs a smooth transition, with wage floors rising to 1.15 to 1.40 dollars and growth in employment services to fill jobs.
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Wirtz
Johnson City
Tex
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Growc
Wurtz
Johnson
LBJ
Mexico
California
Arkansas
Chile to Buy Controlling Braden Copper Stake
President Eduardo Frei announced Chile will acquire a 50 percent interest in Braden Copper Co, owner of the El Teniente mine in Seweil, as part of a government pledge to strengthen the copper industry. The move involves a major American-owned mining subsidiary under Kernecat Copper Corp.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Eduardo Frei
Deste
Chilans
Mondas
Interio
Braden Copper Co
Kernecat Copp Corp
Braden
el Tentent
Sewel
Almanac brief of 1964 world events and figures
The Daily Almanac notes dates such as 1964 events including Wake Island fall in 1941 and the Nerval sinking in 1957. It mentions Port advising, Alfred Drifts, and Chile mining interests with Braiden facilities renamed El Temente Mining Crine. It also references a leftist reform administration in South America and a noted biblical thought of the day.
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Alfred Dr. Fits
Wegan
Wake Island
Pacific
Tapan
North Sea
Holiday Traffic Death Toll Seen For Christmas Weekend
The National Safety Council predicted 550 to 650 traffic deaths over the Christmas holiday weekend, starting 6 pm Thursday and ending midnight Sunday. President Howard Pyle cited a 10 percent rise in fatalities since 1963 and noted a 1955 three day Christmas record of 699 deaths.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
The
Safety Council
Pvl
Stamp Bonanza News Notes and Public Postings
Washington reports from the post office department on preparations for a 1964 Christmas stamp event. Mentions General Tohr A. G and other named individuals in a brief notice style. Includes a Salvation Army reference and a Magna Car item among scattered notes and listings.
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Washington
Upis
Dante Aleh
John Si
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Carter
Buick
Ky United Press International
Matthew
Aor Kennecott
Aness Firm
South America
Ero Oo
Dunard
Beetle Bailey
S Baley
Nye
Rene
HI and
Lois
SCIAF
MA Pease
D. Up
Maggie
Jiggs
Snuffy Smith
Aral
Captain
RMA
Quckly Bart
Buzz Sawyer
Sparow
Ceanr
Stoddard's Mobil Station
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