Sausage Plant Blasts Kill Five. 78 Hurt in Chicago
A series of blasts and a raging fire at the Mickleberry Sausage Car plant in Chicago injured 78 and killed five. Firemen, workers, and bystanders were swept by debris as 250 firefighters battled the blaze for hours in freezing weather. Two people remained missing amid the rubble.
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Frank Shear
Peppers
International Amphitheatre
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Gibbs
Roger
Dense Amoke
Interval
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Gibbs Investiga
Tion
Ryan
Allen
Turner
Albany
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Young
Sherset
Turing
Theler
Starried AY 17
Johnson proposes antiriot bill in broad crime plan
Washington AP reports President Johnson urged Congress to back antiriot legislation similar to a House measure last year. The proposal would criminalize interstate travel with the purpose to incite or organize riots. Senate debate, gun control, and civil liberties concerns accompany the plan as supporters push a wide anticrime agenda.
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Johnson
Congress
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
James 0. Fastland
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Hart
Mike Mansfield
America
Cordele
James
Lou Gibbs
Gibbs
Rector
Roger
Ford May Get Cabinet Post
A ranking Senate Commerce Committee member hints Henry Ford II may replace the ailing Alexander B. Trowbridge as secretary of commerce. The senator would not be named, and neither Ford nor the White House has ruled out the possibility amid persistent rumors.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Henry ‘Ford II
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Commerce
Ford
White House
Arkansas prison digging resumes after skeleton findings
State Prison Supt says digging at Cummins Tucker prisons will continue with a team interviewing inmates and a plan to establish pauper cemeteries. State Police will seek evidence of foul play as authorities pursue unclear leads about buried remains and a slander suit against Morton.
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Ark
Thomas
Morton
Cummins
Tucker
Carl Miller
Miller
Robert jVan Winkle
Mate
Aid Proposal Seeks $3.04 Billion for Foreign Aid Program
President Johnson asks Congress for 3.04 billion dollars to fund a foreign aid program for the coming fiscal year. A deputy medical examiner noted on Capitol Hill three skeletons found as authorities prepared for potential overseas assistance initiatives.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Rodney Carlton
Capitol Hill
Cummins Orseas
De Gaulle Pays Tribute Aboard Eurydice At Toulon
President Charles de Gaulle sailed on the French submarine Eurydice to honor the Minerve crew lost 15 days earlier. The submarine surfaced briefly for a wreath ceremony and a short underwater cruise off Toulon. The event followed a push by officials to consider recalling a resigning prison board member.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Eurydice
de Gaulle
Maie Devene Arent
Minerve
Morton
Main
Sys- Eem
Musmanno Will Not Seek Democratic Nomination for Senate
Pittsburgh AP shows State Supreme Court Justice Michael A. Musmanno says he will not pursue the Democratic nomination or oppose incumbent Senator Joseph Clark due to lack of financial backing. Clark has the Democratic committee endorsement for reelection.
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Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
U.S. Senate
Musmanno
Sen
Joseph Clark
Clark
Democratic Committee
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