Egan Seeks Relief for Quake Cities
Alaska Governor William A. Egan travels to Juneau to urge a joint session of the Legislature to approve a 50 million emergency hold issue for earthquake recovery. President Johnson and Sen. Jackson push Congress for rapid action on disaster funds amid ongoing aftershocks and rebuilding in Alaska.
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Anchorage
Alaska
William A. Egan
Funeay
Ble
Johnson
Congress
Seattle
Henry M. Jackson
D . Wash
Jackson
Greater Use of English in Prelates Plan
Washington AP reports American Catholic prelates drew up detailed recommendations for greater use of English in Masses sacraments and the breviary. About 200 archbishops and bishops plus four of five American cardinals met Thursday at Catholic University to approve texts and scope. Final approval sought from the Ecumenical Council liturgy commission with a likely Advent start date. Cardinal Spellman Ritter McIntyre Meyer attended. Cardinal Cushing was absent.
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Washington
Rome
Catholic University
Ecumenical Council
John F. Dearden
Detroit
Tates States
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
James Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Tornadic Winds Hit St. Louis and Illinois
A fierce storm lashed metropolitan St. Louis with tornado force winds hail and heavy rain then moved into Illinois. One person was missing more than 40 injured. Damage included toppled trees collapsed roofs and windows shattered. A Webster Groves apartment project reported about 200000 in damages. PARIS AP Dirk A Stikker NATO secretary-general said he will retire in midsummer due to health after abdominal surgeries in 1962.
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ST. Louis
Illinois
North St. Louis
South St. Louis
East St. Louis
Caseyville
Collinsville
Berkeley
Ray Bass
Sgt. Bass
Normandy Osteopathic Hospital
Webster Groves
Paris
Dirk A. Stikker
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Stikker
NATO Council
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Injured Men Satisfactory In St Catherine Hospital
Earnest Davis of Pierceville suffered a fractured skull and eye injuries when a steel under spring struck his forehead. Albert Voth of Center street is in satisfactory condition with two fractured vertebrae after being thrown from a Merrill Implement Co truck.
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Pierceville
St. Catherine Hospital
Earnest Davis
Davis
Albert Voth
1209
Center
Merrill Implement Co
House Leader Seeks 70-Year Age Cap for Re election
Washington AP A first term congressman Rep Everett G Burkhalter proposes barring re election after age 70 and extending terms to four years up to four terms He argues many senior lawmakers hinge on old power centers while colleagues defend experience and constitutional hurdles loom.
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Washington
House
Everett G. Burkhalter
D-Calif
Burkhalter
California
Congress
Burkhalters
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Escape Injury During Quake
The Rev and Mrs Herman Liese of 610 Wheatridge learn their son Gary Liese an airman second class at Elmdorf AFB Anchorage Alaska is uninjured after the quake. Relatives Mr and Mrs V C Simmons of 509 N 9th report St Sgt Frank Barber and family safe. Mrs Barber formerly Melba Simmons.
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Herman Liese
Wheatridge
Gary Liese
Elmdorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Alaska
Liese
First Baptist Church
V. C. Simmons
Simmonses
Franklin Barber
Tension in St Augustine as court refuses jurisdiction
In St Augustine tensions eased as civil rights efforts prepared an appeal after Federal Judge Bryan Simpson refused to take jurisdiction in the state's cases against jailed demonstrators. Police had 285 arrests for trespass as sit in demonstrations continued to subside.
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Fla
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Massachusetts
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Jacksonville
Donald Campbell
John Burgess
Boston
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Campbell
Burgess
Episcopal
Augustine
Mrs. Peabody
U.S
Bryan Simpson
Simpson
Plumbers battle Southwestern Bell over phone book tone
Wichita plumbers sue Southwestern Bell in Sedgwick County District Court over June yellow pages. They clash with sewer cleaners listed under plumbing, saying it misleads the public and that sewer workers lack plumber licenses. A restraining order is sought to prevent broader listing.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Sedgwick County District
Soviet Union lashes back at China calls for conference
Moscow condemns Mao regime as main danger to world Communist unity in a Pravda front page editorial. Suslov accuses Beijing of nationalist arrogance and seeks a world conference of Communist parties to discuss unity and policy amid Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence stance. Khrushchev signals Hungary supports Warsaw bloc cohesion.
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Suslov
Red China
Peking
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Suslow
Stalin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kherahehey
Hungary
Man Hospitalized After Tractor Accident at Iron Co
Claude Irsik 53 of Holcomb is in good condition at St. Catherine Hospital after a morning accident at East side Iron Co 1102 E Fulton. Owner Russel Tremain said a pulley came loose from the tractor Irsik was driving causing skull fracture and injury.
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Claude Irsik
Holcomb
St. Catherine Hospital
Eastside Iron Co
E. Fulton
Russel Tremain
Irsik
State Highway to Build Office Here
The State Highway Commission will build a new Division office building at Garden City. The project, costing an estimated 150000, features a brick 44 by 104 foot main structure with a 30 by 57 foot conference room and space for offices, utilities, and storage. Bids will be opened in Topeka on April 21.
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State Highway Commission
Garden City
John A. Hineman
Dighton
Hineman
Southwest
Kansas
Division
The
Highway Commission
J. A. Doubrava
Topeka
Department of Administration
Cold Front Brings Cooler Temps Across Kansas
A cold front moved into Kansas bringing cooler air and increasing northeasterly winds. Precipitation ends tonight with only the extreme northwest expecting moisture. Northwest towns report early rainfall totals, and gusts up to 58 mph were observed at Chanute. Neosho imposes a 7 pm curfew for youths 19 and under and offers a $300 reward after vandals damaged 250 cars in 10 days.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bird City
Atwood
Goodland
Chanute
Russell
Pittsburg
Neosho
Garden Sass Gas Garden quotes on forgiveness and memory
The quip notes that some people are quick to forgive and forget yet never forget what they have forgiven, highlighting a paradox about memory and reconciliation.
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Gas Garden
U.S. Ready to Work With Brazil on Economic Problems
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States would work closely with Brazil’s new government to tackle economic and social development challenges. President Johnson extended congratulations to Ranieri Mazzilli after the constitutional transfer of power. Rusk warned Goulart’s ouster reflected fears among Congress and military leaders, and stressed that Brazil’s problems, including inflation and debt, remain unresolved. Ball called the upheaval “a weather remarkable event,” noting broad consensus to preserve constitutional government while facing inflation and investment needs. The two officials suggested growing cooperation with other nations on Cuba-related issues and reaffirmed U.S. willingness to assist Brazil’s reform efforts.
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Dean Rusk
United States
Brazil
Johnson
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U.S
Joao Goulart
Rusk
Goulart
Congress
Ganger
Gowart
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Sen
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
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Ball
NBC
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