Colorado Winds Batter Boulder As 100 MPH Storm Tops City
One hundred mile per hour winds raged through Colorado causing extensive damage in Boulder. Two people were injured as the storm swept through the university city.
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Colorado
Associated Press
University City of
Boulder
University of Colorado Cyclotron
Jefferson Airport
Denver
Wyoming
Hoback Canyon
Atlantic City
South Pass
Lander
Cascade Mountains
California
Ashington
32 Apartments Planned Here
Construction of a $160 000 modern apartment house will begin immediately in southeast center. The 32 unit building will include 20 two bedroom, 8 one bedroom and 4 efficiency units with built in kitchens and wall to wall carpeting. All electric and surrounding an open court with patio facilities.
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Mike Freeman
Southeast Center
McCrackin County Motel Corp
Memphis
Decatur Curb Market Opens Early With Foods Dec City
Tin re Tin The Decatur curb market will run from 6 a.m. to noon Tuesday featuring pork sausage lard and many items. The market will be closed Saturday. Building permits issued include Paul Crawford homes on Mark Street and a McCrackin County Motel Corp. project listed with values. see diary on page 2.
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Decatur
Paul Crawford
Mark St
McCrackin County Motel Corp
Lth
St. SE
P. H. Clark
Clearview
Oil truck crash claims Decatur man Evans
A 48 year old Negro man Cam Evans died when a Moody Oil Co truck reportedly rolled over him after he was thrown from the vehicle near Austinville Flint Road south of Decatur. Evans had worked over 20 years for Moody and was delivering heating oil to area homes.
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Decatur
William Thomas Saunders
8Th St. SE
Decatur General Hospital
Alabama 20
Evans
Moody Oil Co
Austinville Flint Rd
Pat Patterson
Leonard Moody
Moody
Edna B. Evans
Turner Funeral Home
Divine Perspective on Illness and Spiritual Strength
The author argues that Christian faith does not prevent illness and that physical affliction can strengthen the inner self. Scripture from 2 Corinthians is cited to show temporary earthly suffering producing eternal glory, with Paul as example. Lydia Baxter’s hymn source is noted, and the author concludes God may deliver or grant grace to endure infirmities.
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M.E.S
Paul
Jesus
Lydia Baxter
TVA study finds Guntersville Lake lacking for recreation
A Tennessee Valley Authority report says Guntersville Lake has unsatisfactory recreational water quality in some areas due to improper sewage discharge. It notes good water for industrial and municipal use and details steps to reduce bacteria near disposal sites as flow diminishes.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Guntersville
TVA
Aerial search resumes for San Patrick crewmen
Juneau Alaska AP reports daybreak aerial search for 32 crewmen of the Japan bound freighter San Patrick grounded in a storm near the Aleutian tip. Hope of survivors wanes. Vatican City AP notes Pope Paul VI urges end to racism nationalism poverty and inequality in Christmas message. Washington AP says Dr Billy Graham announces world evangelism conference set for West Berlin in autumn 1966. Montgomery AP reports Dr Martin Luther King Jr to confer with SCLC staff in Alabama on Monday.
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Juneau
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Vatican City
Paul VI
Montgomery
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Alabama
Woman leaps from Bay Bridge in search of Christmas peace
Isabelle Kainoa a 30 year old Oakland housewife and mother of four fled home on Christmas Eve and leapt from the Bay Bridge near San Francisco. Plucked from the water by a Coast Guard boat she survived with severe pelvic injuries. Her husband Royal 37 described a bleak Christmas as the family faced leprosy and separation from their children with two siblings living apart in Honolulu and Hawaii.
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San Francisco
Isabelle Kainoa
Oakland
Calif
Bay Bridge
Royal Jr
John
Honolulu
Hawaii
Wbyal
Auto Found Near Theft From Big Jersey Bank Job
A stolen car possibly used by bandits in a half million dollar bank truck robbery was found near a church rectory in Paterson New Jersey. Police identified the clothing of the suspects with victims and said the men wore Halloween masks during the bold daylight holdup.
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Paterson
N. J
Marinus Ritter
Ritter
New York City
St. Anthony’s Church
William Ludwig
New Jersey
National Bank of Passaic County
Burch Fate Decision Is Topic At National Committee Meet
An uncommitted group of 15 to 30 National Committee members will decide if Dean Burch remains Republican national chairman. Burch says he will fight to keep his $30 000 a year post after talks with Goldwater and Miller, claiming 65 of 132 committee members back him. See BURCH on Page 2.
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Jack Bell Washington
National Committee
Dean Burch
Burch
Barry ‘Goldwater
William E. Miller
Goldwater
GOP
Miller
Sdwater
Chi
Market Summary Glides Through Moderate Trading
New York stocks rise in moderate trading while bonds show mixed moves and demand slows. Chicago wheat and corn fall on selling. oats and soybeans slide with uncertain ties. Hogs drop 25 to 50 cents with tops near 17.73. Cattle prices lift 25 cents for slaughter steers ahead of December 24.
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New York
Chicago
Khanh Solidly Backs Purge Of Young Generals
Lt General Nguyen Khanh, commander of South Vietnam’s armed forces, voiced strong support for the young generals who purged the High National Council. He warned against foreign intervention and said he would not follow American demands to undo the purge.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Washington
High National Council
Khanh
Vietnamese general's purge backs up South Vietnam council
Washington officials studied the impact of Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh's order backing Sunday's military purge of the High National Council in South Vietnam. Officials offered no immediate comment, but the gravity of the situation was clear.
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Washington
Nguyen Khanh
High National Council
South Viet Nam
Saigon power struggle tests U S demands on military control
Ex premier Khanh pledges armed forces support for civilian leadership while reserving right to change governments if needed. The move challenges American demand that Saigon civil authorities hold supreme power over the military. Reports say Khanh remains in command despite rumors of arrest or ouster as U S officials weigh how a purge impacts plans to widen the war effort and aid to Saigon.
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Phan Khac Suu
Tran van Huong
Saigon
Khanh
U.S
South
Viet Nam
United States
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