Bus Crashes Deep Florida Canal Tragedy Claims 27
AP report details a migrant worker bus plunging into a rural canal 80 miles north of Miami, drowning 27 people including men women and children. Divers worked by night to recover bodies and identify victims while investigators assessed the wreck after a glancing collision with a light truck prior to the plunge.
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Pahokee
Fla
Rose
Wiami
Florida
Hillshore Canal
Honolulu
Gordon
Cooper
Hhe
Belle Glade
IC. Lowery
Canal
Fort Lauderdale
Larry Wood
Moscow Couple Names Triplet Sons for Lenin Khrushchev
Mikhail and Maria Vasia disclosed their triplet sons were named Vladimir Nikita and Fidel to honor Lenin Khrushchev and Castro according to AP on Saturday.
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Moscow
Mikhail
Maria Vasia
Vladimir
Nikita
Fidel
Lenin
Khrushchev
Castro
Kennedy Wallace brief visit to discuss Birmingham tensions
President Kennedy and segregationist Governor George Wallace met in Muscle Shoals and Huntsville as they discussed racial trouble in Birmingham during a 35 minute flight. The two declined to reveal details of their conversation.
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Rex Thomas
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Kennedy
George Wallace
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee
Huntsville
Wallace
Redstone Arsenal
White House
Pierre Salinger
Birmingham
Gov. Washington (Ap
Navy
Atlantic
Thresher
Bama
Re-L
Atlantis II
TVA
British Labor Rifts Over Kennedy MacMillan Meeting
LONDON AP reported a top Labor official saying Kennedy refused a meeting with MacMillan on the president's European swing, a move labelled deliberate and monumental. Crossman, welfare spokesman, wrote of active enmity in Congress renewed by Kennedy’s stance on nuclear deterrent and independent policy. The Times cited a White House handout about underemployment and no outstanding Anglo-American problems. Crossman warned the piece was crafted to generate publicity for Kennedy’s rebuke. The story notes White House embarrassment over potential talks in Ireland or at the Ottawa NATO conference. Details follow in later pages.
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London
Labor Party
Kennedy
MacMillan
Richard Crossman
Laor
Welfare Des Moines
Min-ian
Crossman
Washington
London Times
White House
The
Times
Ireland
Ottawa
NATO
Rats and Phosphorus Destroy Cuban Crops in Cuba
A Cuban farm-labor report from Pinar del Rio describes rats and white phosphorus igniting cane and tobacco fields during the revolution era. Exiles fleeing Cuba report terror, executions, and economic collapse as sugar and tobacco crops lie in ruins and planting stalls.
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Miami
Fla
Baez
Mercedita
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Tolerop
Freedom
Florida
Tose Baez
Herminio Perez
Perez
Las Villas
Grandmother Hauls Water Amid Bills and Time Constraints
A fragment summarizes a great grandmother hauling water from a well to manage daily life and payments, contrasting simple labor with financial stress and nightly worries.
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Florida Canal
By Robert Myers
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Hickam Air, Force Base
Aloha
Harry D. Felt
National Guard
Gazette
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McIvor
Tion
Iowa Press
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Alan Carter
SUL
Icel
Silace
Dale Stierman
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
del. Borer
Des Moines Register
Jo Moore
Mason City Globa Gazette
Tom ‘DeFro
Register
DeFro
Carter
Courthoute
Lowe
Fener
Marerd Rayiens
Sociel ' Corlenedeney Ee
TSIOC
Scrion
Cerie Icirinteeetiar
Paredes Magazing
L. W. Ward
Eastern
Margo Sladek
Frank Sladek
Prairie High School
Eastern Iowa
Sofia
Bulgaria
Russia
Charles Snub
Kennedy Cool
H. Dwayne Wicker
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Senate
House
Robert Naden
Webster City
Kingston Stadium
Williamsburg
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Mr. Vernon
Kenneth Smykil
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Frank Siadek
Ely
Frank Kruesner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Future Nurses Club
Hawkeye Girls State
C.R
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Havana
Angel Armando Gomez
Matanans
Matanzas
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American Surveyors of Commerce
Europe
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Tipal
Wack Ensack
Phyllis Rosy
Palisades Park
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