Flooding Threatens Anchorage Areas After Earthquake
Coastal residents south of Anchorage watched tides as water rose toward homes canneries and warehouses. Officials warned of possible flooding across Kenai Peninsula Kodiak Island and Valdez after the March 27 quake sank land by three to six feet. Red Cross prepared to open shelters evacuees. nine shelters housed about 900 people. Damage tallies listed 3,319 affected families 546 homes destroyed 1,246 damaged.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Here
Kenai Peninsula
Kodiak Island
Valdez
Peninsula
Harold Pomeroy
Homer Spit
English Bay
Seldma
Red Cross
Emergency Health Office List
Gastonia
N.C
Miss Jcity
Look Magazine
National Municipal League
Ashley High School
Betty Johnson
George Hamilton IV
Moonlighters
Terry Sanford
Jeanne Swanner
North Carolina
Gaston Community College
Tony Lema
Gaston Country Club
Donna Axum
Ane
Ica
Jaycees
Toynbee at 75 forecasts Western led world civilization
London AP report on Arnold J Toynbee turning 75 predicts a coming fusion of East and West in a new world society. He envisions the West providing the framework as China grows and Africa rises, with detente to shape global relations and China to dominate by 2000. He also discusses Gandhi, Einstein, and Roosevelt as historic figures shaping the atomic era.
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London
Arnold J. Toynbee
Associated Press
Soviet Union
United States
Royal Institute of International Affairs
Africa
Benghazi
Toynbee
University of London
China
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
U.S
America
Hannibal
Toynee
Winchester School
Balliol College, Oxford
British
Foreign Office
Middle East
Paris
Rosalind
Gilbert Murray
J'rence
Riage
Veronica
Boulter
the Royal
Gandhi
Einstein
Franklin Roosevelt
Philip
Switchmen Return To Their Posts In Roseville
Roseville California RP switchmen returned to work after threatening to fire union officers rather than honor a 16 day nationwide strike postponement arranged by President Johnson. More than 200 walked out briefly before SP posted new work rules and kept trains running. A federal injunction was obtained in San Francisco on Friday, and at a meeting Friday night about 250 members voted to oust local officers.
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Roseville
Calif
Southern Pacific
Roseville Crossroads
Johnson
Northern California
San Francisco
J. Frank Young
Switchmen’s Union Local 263
Scientists Note Benefits Of Cigarette Filters In Tests
AP science writer Alton Blakeslee reports researchers at Cancer Research, Sloan-Kettering and others say granulated activated charcoal filters reduce cancer-inducing tar and nicotine exposure. They caution results require long-term health tracking, and advise moistened filters and air curing to lower harm, noting cilia damage from smoke may precede lung cancer.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Association
Ernest L. Wynder
Dietrich Hoffman
Sloan-Ket
Theytering Institute
New York City
Dr. Wynder
Surcureg
Wey Agaeu
Dr. Wylder
Freedom Issue Stirred By Sheik
New Delhi reports Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah, jailed since 1953 for militant Kashmir independence advocacy, seeks sovereignty for Kashmir to ease regional tensions. Talks between India and Pakistan yielded only a later meeting in Pakistan, while border clashes and bombings continued near Punch. Official New Delhi stance remains against ceding Kashmir.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Sheik
Mohammed Abdullah
Nehru
Abdullah
Pakistan
Kashimir
Punch
Indian Defense Ministry
Indian Subcontinent
United Nations
China
Asia
Old World
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Car Fire In Parking Lot Cited To Backfire
Firemen responded to A&P parking lot yesterday after a 1948 model car backfired through its carburetor. Operator Wilma Hill was identified. Fire damage remained slight, confined to the engine compartment. Call received at 4 30 p.m.
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Thomasville
A&p
Wilma Hill
Five Die In North Carolina Vehicle Crashes This Weekend
A weekend of fatal accidents claimed at least five lives on state roads. Charlotte resident Joseph Weeker, 28, died after his car hit a tree. Mecklenburg County teen Fred Ross, 19, lost control on a county road near Charlotte. Kernersville resident John Caldwell, 23, was killed when his car crashed into a utility pole in Forsyth County. Pink Hill driver Ralph Tyndall, 60, died when his vehicle overturned on a rural road in Lenoir County. Greensboro man Robert Langford, 45, was struck and killed along U.S. 70 near Greensboro.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Joseph R. Weeker
Charlotte
Fred Austen Ross
Mecklenburg County
Queen City
John Caldwell
Kernersville
Forsyth County
Ralph Columbus Tyndall
Pink Hill
Le‘noir
Robert Lee Langford
Rt. 6
Greensboro
U.S. 70
Pines 4,000 Years Old Found in White Mountains
Scientists in eastern California report growing pines in the White Mountains may be the world's oldest living organisms at about four millennia in age. Researchers weigh evidence about tree longevity and ancient lineage.
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White Mountains
California
Record Set In Parks Attendance
Washington AP reports national park system visits totaled 94,092,900 last year, up 64 percent from 1962. Excluding 8,617,000 visits to national capital parks, Blue Ridge Parkway led with 7,233,900. Colonial and Yorktown sites tallied 6,280,800. Natchez Trace Parkway 5,288,800. Great Smoky Mountains 5,258,700. Lake Mead topped western units with 3,349,600. Grand Teton followed at 2,158,800.
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Washington
National Park System
Interior Department
National Capital Parks
Virginia
Maryland
Blue Ridge Parkway
North Carolina
Colonial National Historical Park
Yorktown National Cemetery
Natchez Trace Parkway
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennnessee
Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Arizona
Nevada
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
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Arnold Toynbee
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