Fanfani Macmillan End Talks in Rome on Market Unity
In Rome Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Premier Amintore Fanfani reached a complete identity of views on the European Common Market and NATO. They discussed European issues and ways to end the impasse while Heath held further talks on joint European cooperation.
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Rome
Harold Macmillan
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Britain
Belgium
Holland
West Germany
Luxembourg
France
Brussels
Macmillan
Edward Heath
Fanfani
Europe
Washington
Kennedy
Tragedy at Biblian: 103 Dead in School Collapse
In Biblian Ecuador raindrenched wreckage of the heart of Mary College traps and kills 103 during chapel prayer. Authorities fear the toll may rise to 130 as search teams probe the ruins. The building, rebuilt after earthquakes, collapsed amid student and staff prayers. Sister Melida Alarcon survived recounting a violent, unexpected collapse.
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Quito
Ecuador
Biblian
Heart of Mary College
Oblate Order
Andes
Melida Alarcon
Melida
Helicopter Gunner Faces Battle Front in Vietnam
Pvt. J C Dickerson of Mapleton Utah flies escort missions over Vietnam in a UH-1 helicopter nicknamed Hotbox. He has 20 kills and 120 combat missions, enduring Viet Cong fire and deadly incidents like Ap Bac while awaiting homeward time.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tlefield
Mekong River
Del
Dickerson
Pvt
J.C. Dickerson
Mapleton
Utah
UHSA
AP Bacon
Ap Bac
Viet Nam
Hell
Maj
Ivan Slavich
San Francisco
U.S
Soviets Press Nonaligned Allies on U S Test Ban Talks
Soviet negotiators called nonaligned members to the U N mission to explain Washington’s hardening stance in nuclear test ban talks and to urge dialogue with the United States. They claimed Arthur Dean resigned for personal reasons and noted Khrushchev offered limited on-site inspections to aid a senate deal.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Arthur H. Dean
U.S
Dean
Kennedy
New York
Soviet Union
Geneva
Tsarapkin
U.N
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Brazil
Burma
Ethiopia
India
Mexico
Sweden
Nigeria
United Arab Republic
Khrushchev
U.S Senate
Old Problems Of Spending And Finances Face Legislature
North Carolina's General Assembly convenes in Raleigh amid familiar issues of spending and finance. Debates on redistricting court improvements and driving- related tests are expected while Gov. Sanford pushes for higher education and highway safety.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
General Assembly
Senate
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Death Of Dr Branch Mourned By Baptists
Raleigh AP reports mournful tribute to Dr Douglas M Branch 54 general secretary treasurer of the Baptist State Convention killed in an auto truck collision near Ahoskie on Friday while en route to a hunting date. Funeral set for Forest Hills Baptist Church Raleigh. Graveside rites led by Rev Robert Mullinax with assistance from Cary church pastor. Memorial fund established for the convention’s executive committee to appoint an interim successor.
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Raleigh
Tar Heel
Douglas M. Branch
Baptist State Convention
Baptist Building
Cary
Branch
Ahoskie
Forest Hills Baptist Church
Forest Hills Church
Nane Starnes
Asheville
Porter Routh
Nashville
Tenn
Treassurer
Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee
Southern Baptists
Christian Forces of America
Gregory Walcott
Wilson
Hollywood
Dr. Branch
Rocky Mount
Taavea
Charles B. Trammel
Burnsville
Leo Green
Southeastern Seminary
Wake Forest
Robert Mullinax
Cary Baptist Church
Raleigh Memorial Park
Herschel H. Hobbs
Oklahoma City
Okla
Southern Baptist Convention
Doug Branch
Hobbs
O. L. Sherrill
General
Roman Catholic Church
Kennedy to Issue Rules Blocking Cuban Trade on Cargo Ships
President Kennedy is expected to issue next week regulations barring government or government-financed cargo from ships that carried goods to Cuba since year start as part of a broader move to isolate Castro. Capitol Hill debates continued over covert Soviet arms in Cuba with Sen. Thurmond accusing the Defense Department of downplaying the arsenal and missile bases in Cuba.
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Raleigh
House
Senate
S&w
H. Clifton Blue
Aberdeen
Sen
Clarence Stone
Rockingham County
Thad Eure
Capitol Hill
H. Cloyd Philpott
State House
Capitol
Rep. Blue
Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
White House
Pierre Salinger
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Defense Department
Thurmond
Pentagon
Army Reserve
Asst
Defense
Arthur
Sylvester
Canadian Prime Minister Faces Nuclear Armament Pressure
Ottawa observers expect Prime Minister John Diefenbaker to decide on dissolving Parliament amid U S Canadian nuclear armament controversy. Cabinet meeting lasts three hours while speculation swirls over an imminent election and how a U S Senate inquiry may influence Canada policy.
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Ottawa
John
G. Diefenbaker
U.S
Canada
Transit Strike Settled in Philadelphia After 19 Days
TWU Local 234 members vote 3 to 1 to approve a new two year contract with Philadelphia Transportation Co ending a 19 day city transit strike. The wage deal adds 20 cents per hour over two years plus 13 cents in fringe benefits and keeps the no layoff clause. Final tally 2 803 for and 965 against with about 100 ballots challenged.
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Philadelphia
Transport Workers Union Local 234
Philadelphia Transportation Co
William W. Scranton
International
TWU
Michael J. Quill
Local 234
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Vancouver B.C
John Diefenbaker
Paul Revere
U.S. Senate
U.S. State Department
General Steel
Hemingway
Pratt
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