Four Americans Held in Bolivia Hostage Negotiations
The article reports on the Hostage crisis at Catavi Bolivia where four American hostages from the US AID Peace Corps and embassy staff are held. Miners led by Lechin demand release of two imprisoned Communist union leaders Irineo Pimental and Federico Escobar as a condition for talks. A deal offers trial relocation to Catavi and bail for the two leaders, plus troop withdrawal. diplomats Henderson and Singer arrive with Lechin as Paz Estenssoro negotiates. The hostages are Bernard Rifkin Robert Fergerstrom Michael Kristola and Thomas Saat Jr.
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Tian
Inton
Lechin
Catavi
Vici Sora
Suaiher
Irineo Pimental
Federico Escobar
la Paz
Douglas Henderson
Derek Singer
U.S
Peace Corps
Bolivia
Oruro
Lechip
Paz- Estenssoro
Alfredo Ovando
Paz
Estenssoro
Bernard, Rifkin
Brooklyn
N.Y
Tabor
Niles
Tll
Cadillac, Mich
Thomas [Saat Jr
The
Bronx
Del Rio Roundup Shows Hospital Updates And Travel News
Del Rio residents share health and holiday plans. SIDNEY HARLE remains under treatment in Santa Rosa Hospital San Antonio while his son Dr Raymond Harle reports progress. Jay Vineyard, Rice University graduate, travels from Cincinnati to Del Rio for Christmas. Mr and Mrs T P Cook begin Christmas travels to El Paso Sacramento and Los Angeles. Dorothy Nell Medlock praised for piano work at Make It Yourself with Wool. Del Rio Lions Club collects discarded glasses for sight conservation. Mr and Mrs T D Moore welcome a new granddaughter Lee Ann Nolan born in Holy Cross Los Angeles.
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Sidney Harle
del Rio
Eleanor Avenue
San Antonio
Santa Rosa Hospital
Raymond P. Harle
Jay Vineyard
B. J. Vineyard
J. Vineyard
Jay
Proctor
Gamble
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rice University At
Houston
T.P. Cook
el Paso
Mr. Cook
Mr. Cadle
Los Angeles
Bill. Cook
Steve
Allison
Sheila
Sacramento
Bob Cook
San Diego
Annette
Debbie
T. D. Moore
L. M. Nolan
Sepulveda
California
Holy Cross Hospital
Lee Ann
Katharios Anne Moore
Holy
Crogk Lee Ann
Mike
Terry
Mary Kay Nolan
Mae A. L. Nolan
Corpus .Christi
Moore
Polit Hornis
Varound
Bodies of Three U S Helicopter Fliers Recovered
In Saigon, Vietnam, the bodies of three American aviators missing after a helicopter crash were found on a central Viet Nam beach and sent to Saigon for autopsies. The copilot, the sole survivor, said the craft went down about half a mile offshore near Quang Ngai as it landed to pick up wounded troops. The incident is treated as a noncombat casualty. Two other helicopters completed their missions.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Viet Nam
Quang Ngai
Del Rio Weather Summary for Local Vicinity
Considerable cloudiness and a chance of light rain in the afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight in the low 30s. Yesterday's high 40 and low 33. Yesterday's maximum 77 and minimum 42 from a year ago. Morning low around 36. Sunrise 6:31 a.m. Sunset 6:57 p.m. Tomorrow sunrise 6:31 a.m.
Four men captured after deadly Alabama slaying near Buckholts
Four suspects, identified as Gerald Eaton and companions, were arrested near Buckholts Texas after an overnight manhunt. Alabama authorities accuse them of murdering Leonard Culpepper and dumping him in a well while binding his wife, who survived. Police found weapons and ammunition in the farmhouse. The group, linked to carnival work, face murder and related charges across multiple states.
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Jerry Pillard
Buckholts
Tex
Alabama
Lucas
Buck
Holts
Texas
Temple
Cam
W. A. Bratton
Cuba
Ala
Tom Boges
Gerald Eaton
Buckholtsy
Don Laigas
Clarence Conn
Dennis Wood
Leonard Culpepper
Alabama-Mississippi Line
Lewis
Oklahoma
Atty
Hugh Fitzsimmons
T. L. Wiseman
Randlett
Larry
Wilemans
Fitzsimmons
Bratton
de Queen
Ark
Eaton
Seaton
Cold front chills Texas with light rain and frost risk
A Weather Bureau report warns of light rain tonight and a low in the low 30s across parts of Texas. An arctic front pushed into the Panhandle, dropping temperatures to 19 at Dalhart and causing freezing drizzle in Lubbock with snow flurries possible Monday night through Tuesday across North Central and Northeast Texas.
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Weather Bureau
Tuesaday
Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
Delhart
Midland
Laredo
Colulla
McAllen
Corpus Christi
Palacios
Panhandle
Texas
Rio Grande
Burned horse clings to life at Val Verde fairgrounds
A fire at Stable C in Val Verde County Fairgrounds damaged horses including Coe Badger 89 a 28 race winner. Coe Badger showed slight improvement by Monday while Elsie the filly also survived. Veterinarians said they are doing all they can as the Stable C fire prompts county officials to plan repairs at the January 13 commissioners court meeting.
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Coe Badger
Val' Verda County Fairgrounds
Cop Badger
Emery Davis
Davis
Glenn Mooney
Jon Dav
Id Ross
Sonora
Elsie
Con Badger
Fi Coc
Jim Lindsey
Commissioners' Court of
Val Verde County
OL Courag
Lindsey
Mann's Switch Upgrades Emphasis on Hemisphere
Thomas Mann will head all political, economic, and military Latin American policy as assistant secretary of state for Inter-American affairs. The move, under Johnson, signals upgraded emphasis on the Western Hemisphere and possible reorganization of the Alliance for Progress. Mann met Johnson ahead of the appointment and aims to blend Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy with Kennedy's Alliance to fight poverty and disease in the hemisphere. Edwin Martin will leave to take a major ambassadorial post in Latin America.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Thomas Mann
Alliance For Progress
Mann
Laredo
Tex
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Teodoro Moscoso
David Bell
White House
Pierre Salinger
Edwin Martin
State Department
U.S
Latin America
Moscoso
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Franklin Roosevelt
John Kennedy
House Debates Foreign Aid in Final Week of Session
The House considers foreign aid appropriations totaling 2.801 billion, far below Kennedy request. President Johnson urges reversal, warning of weakness. The measure is part of a 4.43 billion package with six major items, as leaders push to finish by weekend despite potential attendance issues.
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William F.arbogast
Washington
House
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Congressure
Christmas Cheer Names Available for Needy Families
Mrs. Phil Bode at the City County Welfare Office offers names of needy families for Christmas gifts. Any person or group may select a family, learn their number of children and ages, and deliver gifts by December 23. Cards with names and addresses include toy orders. repairs are provided by Central Fire Station personnel.
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Phil Bode
Bode
Bodo
Soviet Budget Shrinks Military, Boosts Consumer Spending
Moscow reports a 4.2 percent cut in the military budget and a 53 percent rise in investments for consumer goods over the next two years. Khrushchev aims to feed the people with bread not guns, while large boosts to fertilizer and consumer industries are planned for the next seven years.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Vasily Gorbuxov
Communist Party Central Committee
Pytor Lomako
Fi Using
Ing
United States
America
John F.kennedy
Russia
Soviet Union
Garburov
Connally Rests in Mansion After Dallas Wounds
Gov. John Connally rested at his Austin mansion after leaving St. David's Hospital. Doctors had said he would be up by Christmas after being wounded in the Dallas assassination incident on November 22. He told reporters he felt fine though weak as nurses helped transfer him.
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Austin
John Connally
Dallas
Kennedy
Connally
St. David's Hospital
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