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Quakes Kill 250 In Sicily
A massive earthquake battered western Sicily killing more than 250 people and forcing residents to sleep outdoors amid snow after a series of tremors. Death tolls in Gibellina Salemi Poggioreale and Salaparata rose as rescue efforts continued.
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Palermo
Gibellina
Salemi
Poggioreale
Salaparata
Promoted Leaders in CD Police Force Announced
Executive Director Clifford Holcomb announced two promotions in the CD Police Force. Theodore Swangon was promoted to chief with the rank of captain, and an assistant chief promotion followed with the rank of lieutenant.
Civil Rights and Tax Hike Dominate 90th Congress Opening
Washington awaits an election-year session with war inflation crime and racial unrest. The civil rights bill faces possible filibuster while President Johnson seeks tax hikes and budget expansion to a record $190 billion including $4 billion more for defense.
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Congress
Good Fellowship
Senate
House
Johnson
Sage
U.S
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
Blue Angel Flyer Dies In Air Crash
Lt. Bill Worley, 29, of Nashville Tennessee, a Vietnam veteran with seven Air Medals and new Blue Angels member since last November, died in a Grumman Tiger crash 8 35 a m 18 miles northwest of the Naval Air Facility during winter training. The cause is under investigation. Two other Blue Angels died near the same location last February.
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Calif
Navy
Blue Angels
Bill Worley
Nashville
Tenn
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Edward B. Worley
Naval Air Facility
Snow Surges Across Pennsylvania Amid Ice Backdrop
Warm southern air clashes with cold northwest air driving heavy snow across western Pennsylvania. Erie reports six inches on top of ice, Pittsburgh five inches, Altoona seven. Rural districts lose school while cities keep classes. main routes remain snowbound as crews battle treacherous roads.
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England
Wales
Norwich
Swiss Alps
Spain
Italy
Naples
Turkey
Istanbul
Black Sea
Latekia
Israel
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Erie
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Gulf of Mex
Britain Moves To Cut Defense Spending In Sweeping Retrenchment
London reports Cabinet plan slashes in defense spending including scrapping a one billion dollar contract for 50 F111 bombers and accelerated withdrawal of British forces from Malaysia Singapore Bahrain and Sharjah by 1971. Prime Minister Wilson pushes domestic cuts to prop up a devalued pound amid new charges for health care and social services.
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Denis Healey
Malaysia
Singapore
Southeast Asia
Bahrain
Sharjeah
Persian Gulf
Lee Kuan Yee
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Britain
Persian
West Germany
Cyprus
Hong Kong
Wilson
Funeral Rites Set For Child Killed In Snow Toboggan Crash
A toboggan incident on an icy street left Cynthia Narducci dead from a fractured skull. Simmonson's car struck the toboggan and slid into a snowbank at Corry, Pennsylvania. Her parents sister and grandparents survive. Funeral services with Rev Elmer Ortner are at St George Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Cynthia
Simmonsen
Canada
Corry Memorial Hospital
Simmonson
Andrea Narducci
Philip Narducci
Royal Messenger
Corry
Augustine Narducci
Eric
St. George Funeral Home
Elmer Ortner
Pine Grove Cemetery
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