Tidal Wave Is Killer Thousands May Be Dead In Italy
The massive Alpine landslide plunged into a four mile reservoir and sent a tidal wave across the Vaioni Dam. Italian authorities reported hundreds killed with 300 bodies recovered at dawn and estimates of up to 3,000 dead. Longarone was hardest hit with up to 1,700 dead.
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Belluno
Italy
Vaioni
Piave
Mayse
Longarone
St. Martino
Viaspesse
Carlo Prestamburgo
Cadissago
Rivalta
Kennedy approves private sale of wheat to Soviet bloc
President Kennedy authorized private sales of millions of bushels of American wheat to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, stating the grain would not go to Cuba. The move drew mixed reactions from lawmakers, with some calling it beneficial to both sides and others denouncing it as arming the enemy.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Europe
Cuba
United States
Strom Thurmond
Vermont
George Aiken
Soviet Bloc
National Security Council
Congress
Jesus Refutes Divine Dismissal With Rich Young Ruler
The reply argues Jesus did not deny divinity but affirmed it by noting only God is good. It cites Pilate's finding of no fault and warns against praising Jesus while refusing to follow him, urging genuine commitment rather than lip service.
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God
Pilate
Jesus
Divine Son of God
Kennedy Defends CIA From Viet Nam Policy Claims
President Kennedy rejected CIA involvement in South Viet Nam policy as false and injurious. He announced John Richardson was transferred from the CIA mission in Saigon, calling him a dedicated public servant with no stated new post. Kennedy urged Goldwater as 1964 nominee potential, warned against military coups in Latin America, and said US options are limited in Honduras and the Dominican Republic. He noted no Soviet reply to a moon mission proposal and urged caution on reducing the 40 hour work week.
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Frank Comner
Washington
Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
South Viet Nam
CIA
John Richardson
Richardson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Latin America
United States
Honduras
Dominican Republic
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Best Frigideire Washer and Dryer on Second Ave
No money down at Robins on Second Avenue for Frigideire washer and dryer sale.
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Robinson's
Second Ave
Botulism Ties Grow With New Deaths and Antitoxin Rush
Tennessee and Knoxville hospitals race to treat botulism as more deaths emerge from Type E exposure. Vanderbilt moves quickly to bring in antitoxin serum from Knoxville while confirming ten local patients and several possible fatalities linked to smoked whitefish.
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Nashville, Tenn
Central South
Tennessee
Knoxville
Vanderbilt Hospital
Vanderbilt
Breault
Kalamazoo
Mich
Huntsville
Ala
Kroger Food Safety Alert Over Dornbos Smoked White Fish
Dr L R Murphree of the Morgan County Health Department said Kroger at 115 6th Ave NE received Dornbos Smoked White Fish and one package was sold amid reports of deaths in Michigan Tennessee and Alabama from contaminated food. FDA led probe to confirm link as Elmer Bishop of Kroger отмеч indicated no stock remaining. See FISH On Page 2
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L. R. Murphree
Morgan County Health Department
Kroger Co
6Th Ave
Michigan
Tennessee
Alabama
Food and Drug Administration
Elmer Bishop
Kroger
Last Minute Tag Rush Is Indicated
Probate Judge T. C. Almon said license plate sales may not end the last minute rush as a county sees at least 2,500 more vehicles this year. Tax assessor sources note increased sales though lines appear shorter. the Nov. 15 deadline looms with a predicted big rush.
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T. C. Almon
Almon
Mafia rackets in Detroit gross millions says police chief
Detroit Police Commissioner George C. Edwards told Senate crime probers Mafia rackets bring in about 150 million dollars yearly and have infiltrated legitimate businesses worth at least 50 million dollars. In Birmingham Charle B Holliman paid 500 dollars in fines after no contest pleas tied to FHA political involvement. The Anglo American Soviet treaty banning atmospheric nuclear tests took effect at 1 p.m. EDT.
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Washington
George C. Edwards
Detroit
Senate
Birmingham
FHA
Charle B. Holliman
Federal Housing Administration
Holliman
Republican Party
U.S
Clarence W. Allgood
Nuclear Test Foe Linus Pauling Wins Nobel Prize
Linus Pauling, a longtime opponent of nuclear testing, received the Nobel Peace Prize. He is a California Institute of Technology chemist and previously won the chemistry prize in 1954 for work on molecular bonds.
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Oslo
Norway
Linus Carl Pauling
U.S
California Institute of Technology
Mrs Nhu Says US Should Inform People on Communism
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu told an Overseas Press Club audience in New York that if she were President Kennedy she would inform the people about the Communist danger rather than lull them into a false sense of security. She called panic bad but said preparedness is essential, and noted other possible solutions later.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Kennedy
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Overseas Press Club
Tran van Chuong
Chuong
Mac Says He Must Retire From Conservative Lead
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced he cannot lead the Conservative Party at the next general elections. The statement, read at the party conference by Lord Home, followed his prostate operation in London. He said he could not carry the physical burden of leadership.
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Blackpool
England
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Lord Home
London
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Hollywood
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Tennessee Valley Technical School
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Roy Frederick Woods
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C. E. Winton
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J. M
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Decatur Daily
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Montgomery
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