Marcos Leads Philippines In Unofficial Election Tallies
Manila AP reports unofficial results show Sen. Ferdinand E Marcos leading as potential sixth president with about 80 percent of votes tallied. President Diosdado Macapagal contests the figures, awaiting official commission counts.
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Marcos
Philippines
Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Diosdado Macapaga
Philippine News Service
Official Election Commission
Nacionalista Party
Macapagal
Liberal Party
Britain moves to isolate Rhodesia with sanctions bill
The House debated a sanctions bill to sever Rhodesia from economic ties and revoke passports as Britain seeks to enforce rule of law after Rhodesia's Thursday declaration of independence. U S support included sugar import bans and loan suspensions, while Zambia mobilized troops near the border amid regional tensions.
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Rhodesia
House
Stewart
U.N. Security Council
Britain
United States
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Zambia
Northern
Kenneth Kaunda
Smith
Wilson
Red Army
Nuclear arms plea splits council draft at St Peters
An American bishop and over 70 British prelates urged the council to acknowledge nuclear arms as potentially legitimate defense. The proposal sparked sharp criticism and the drafting commission removed the passage in debate at St Peters.
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Philip Hannan
New Oreans
Washington, D.C
Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Salvage Operation for Barge Draws Large Bill
Barge salvage continued from page one as silt was cleared and tanks checked for leaks. Engineers pumped out water to float the vessel toward a downstream chemical plant for cargo disposal plans. The salvage bill, likely over one million dollars, will be billed to the Office of Emergency Planning.
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Office of Emergency Planning
Rates Pressure Virginia Sate Insurance Watchdog Panel
Virginia motoring public advocates warned SCC Surance could fall out of reach unless caution governs price cuts. H Lee Kanter proposed a 5.2 percent rate reduction while noting insurers earned 926 million nationally last year from investments totaling 37 billion. Henry E Howell Jr accused insurers of concealing profits and lack of Virginia experience.
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Surance
H. Lee Kanter
Norfolk
Virginia
Kanter
Henry E. Howell Jr
Byrd Biography Highlights Public Life and Family
Byrd, publisher and editor of major newspapers, leads Newspaper corporations and serves on the Associated Press board. He built the Harrisonburg Daily News Record with family ownership, manages apple orchards with Beverley and Richard E. Byrd, and served as Navy commander in World War II. He married Gretchen Bigelow Thomson in 1946 and has three children Harry Flood II, Thomas Thomson, and Beverley Bigelow Byrd.
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the Star
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Byrd
Hel
Associated ‘Press
Cooperative News Gathering Association
Beverley
Richard E. Byrd
H. F. Byrd
New Orleans
Hem
Col
James M. Thomson
Harry Flood
Thomas Thomson
Beverley Bigelow Byrd
Viet Nam battle reports and a civilian aid worker’s death
Napa Register writer Ross Game reports from the field near Highway 13 as U S fighter bombers fly missions against Viet Cong positions and heavy ground fire delays evacuations. In the Mekong Delta, 24 year old Peter Hunting of Oklahoma City is shot in an ambush while aiding rural development with IVS, after returning to Vietnam for a second two year tour. Hunting, son of Mr and Mrs Alen W Hunting, was a Wesleyan University graduate and IVS supervisor.
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California
Highway 13
Ross Game
Napa Register
U.S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade
Zone D
Saigon
U.S
Mekong River Delta
Peter Hunting
Oklahoma City
Okla
Vinh Long
Can Tho
International Voluntary Service
South Viet Nam
Washington
Agency For International Development
Viet Nam
Alen W. Hunting
Wesleyan University of Middletown
Tornado causes little city damage amid Chicago area storms
A tornado gusting over 40 mph touched down with rain and hail in the Chicago area though city damage was limited. A Rock Island train paused for hours near Cherry Hill after a power pole fell. Mrs. Herman Heisler, about 70, died in Chamna hon when the twister destroyed a home and debris buried her. Her husband Herman Heisler was hospitalized in Joliet in critical condition as firefighters and police returned to duty and utility crews aided the area.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Cherry Hill
Chamnahon
Herman Heisler
Richard Cusik
Soviet unmanned Venus probe launched on 315 month trek
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union began another Venus probe with a 2,123 pound unmanned spacecraft. The mission aims for 315 months toward Venus, following earlier failed attempts. Western observers note Mariner 2 data showed Venus is very hot, while further data remains sought.
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Soviet Union
Venus
Moscow
America
Nadezhda Sytinskaya
Izvestia
Klan Official Fired From Maryland Bus Job
Vernon Naimaster the 36 year old acting grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Maryland was fired from his job as a Baltimore Transit Co bus driver. The company cited that his service was not in the public interest and he was discharged. Naimaster said a superior removed him from his route and claimed no specific reason was given for the action. He planned to stand on his constitutional rights. The Baltimore NAACP had requested his dismissal.
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Baltimore, Md
Vernon Naimaster
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Transit Co
Naimaster
Rising Sun
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Glen Stanley
Bus Company
Juanita Jackson Mitchell
NAACP
Mitchell
Grand Dragon
Amalgamated Transit Union
BTC
Frank P. Baummer
Eisenhower Shows Signs Of Recovery At Augusta
Doctors report Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, 69, spent a comfortable night at Augusta National after two chest pains and a second coronary episode. They say the former president has mild myocardial infarction with dead heart tissue and is monitored continuously with oxygen as his condition is assessed for possible further episodes.
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Eisenhower
Mattingly
Harper
Nature
Ideat
Ha Eisenhower
Atheart
Ssue
Ely
Gresser
White Frame
Washington
Ft. Gordon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Wallace Hitchcock
Gen. Eisenhower
Louis Battey
Battey
Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
U N votes again Rhodesia crisis actions urged
The text outlines U.S. and U.N. measures against Rhodesia after the Rhodesian independence declaration. It notes a U.S. embargo on arms shipments, suspension of loans, travel discouragement, and recalls of the Salisbury consul general. African leaders demand tougher steps and consider military options if needed, while South Africa and Portugal oppose a condemnation resolution.
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Britain
Rhodesia
Goldberg
U.S
U.N
Smith
Africa
Stewart
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Iof Smith
Kwame Nkrumah
Quaison-Lackey
Jordan
South Africa
Portugal
General Assembly
Princess Margaret Arrives With Lord Snowdon at Grand Canyon Region
Britain's Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon tour Glen Canyon Dam on the Arizona Utah border. They arrive by Hawker-Siddley plane from Tucson to Page, mingle with locals, and observe a desert plateau landscape amid red and purple buttes.
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Ariz
Britain
Margaret
Earl of Snowdon
Arizona
Utah
New
Glen Canyon Dam
Lord Snowdon
U.S
Duke of Windsor
Royal Party
Tucson
Grand Canyon
Page High School
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Royce Knight
Planeside
New Mexico
Mammoth Glen Canyon
Colorado
Lake Powell
Royal Motorcade
U.S. Department of Interior
Art Greene
Kitty Murphy
Art Greene Jr
Royal Pair
Dorothy McGuire
John Swope
Hope Lange
Alan Pakula
Roddy McDowall
Crash in desert runway disaster claims several lives
A United Air Lines jet crashed short of a Page Arizona runway killing and injuring passengers and air crew. Fire consumed the fuselage while rescuers and investigators sifted through mangled wreckage as panic surged at the site. Survivors cited a sudden plunge and gear failure amid witness accounts.
Byrd Family Legacy in Virginia Politics Highlighted
The analysis details Senator Byrd and his father’s roles in tax reform and budget battles, including a repealed automatic tax reduction law and a failed attempt to curb the budget by 23 million. It notes the son’s Kennedy vote, more flexible stance on national issues, and strong backing within the Byrd Organization for his Senate nomination amid expected liberal challenges.
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Byrd
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Senate
Warren Court
Harry Jr
John F. Kennedy
Byrd Organization
Three Surviving Crew Die In Another Flaming Crash
Salt Lake City AP report details three U S Air Force men who survived a prior collision dying in a burning United Airlines jetliner upon landing at Salt Lake City. Lt John J Sullivan survived both crashes and planned to continue flying, while three sergeants from the Globemaster crew perished in the fire.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Air Force
John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Wagoner
Oklo
Globemaster
Tulsa
Hills Air Force Base
United Air Lines
Robert Leo Burnis
Hill Air Force Base
Fred L. Hart
Clearfield
German Edwin Caling
Everett
Wash
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Gerrardo Roxas
House of Representatives
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Oolly
Klan
Ike
Bill Wiliams
Weg and
Husband
Desert
Plateau Country
Don Cecla
UAL
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Ray Yerkes
Springfield
Yerkes
Oklahoma
Don G. Ferguson
George Gorino
Emmett
Ida
Gorino
Boise
Malden
Mass
28Th Air Transport Squadron
Military Air Transport Service
Boston Traveler
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