Six Die In Upland House Fire Killing Six Children
A wood frame house in an orange grove burned early Saturday killing Sandra Duran five and her five children Reuben eight Louisa six Luis three Douglas eighteen months and Veronica four months. Father Reuben Duran Sr. twenty three and niece Florence Solis were hospitalized in critical condition with burns. The blaze started around 3:20 am from a defective oil heater and the building was engulfed when firefighters arrived.
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Upland
Calif
San Bernardino County
Sandra Duran
Reuben
Louisa
Luis
Douglas
Veronica
Reuben D. Duran Sr
Florence Solis
San Bernardino County Hospital
Viet Nam Leader Sends Dual Note to Cambodia
Premier Nguyen Khanh's government backed by the United States protested and apologized for a Thursday incident in which an American piloted spotter plane was shot down near the Cambodian border. Cambodian casualties were reported and border talks were deferred as Phnom Penh prepared to take the matter to the United Nations Security Council.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Foreign Ministry
Chantrea
Khanh
Norodom Sihanouk
U.N. Security Council
Siagon
Phnom Penh
U.S
Herbert Spivack
Johnson
Huot Sambath
Auto Union Backs National Health Aid at Convention
The United Auto Workers press for national health programs for all workers, arguing private medical care is a monopoly. Delegates praised Canada’s provincial plan, urged labor and progressive groups to push public programs, and backed group practice and federal standards for workmen’s and unemployment benefits. Migrant farm labor and bracero program termination were also urged with higher minimums for imported workers.
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Atlantic City
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Saskatchewan
T. C. Douglas
New Democratic Party of Canada
Walter P. Reuther
U.S
Community Health Association of Detroit
Health Insurance Plan of
Greater New York
Kaiser-Permanente Plan
California
United States
Race track injunction undecided as judge sets two-week call
Superior Court Judge Raymond Mallard said he would decide in two weeks whether to keep an injunction prohibiting construction of a stock car track until a civil suit is resolved. The case involves International Speedways Inc and a proposed track near Chadbourn between Whiteville and Concord, with a church claim over nuisance grounds. Also noted is Piedmont Natural Gas Co reporting a record 1963 year with revenue up 11 percent to 21.8 million and 5,276 new customers, boosting year-end totals to 7,737 customers and net income to 1.77 million.
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Whiteville
N.C
Superior Court
Raymond Mallard
Smyrnasing Baptist Church
International
International Speed Speedways
Khrushchev to Visit Hungary Amid Uproar Over U S Trip
A Soviet delegation in Budapest aired complaints about life in the United States and warned Khrushchev may meet Western and Soviet bloc leaders in Hungary. Sources say Khrushchev could arrive March 30 or 31 for about 10 days, amid broader tensions and speculation linked to postwar histories and recent U S tours.
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Moscow
Budapest
Hungary
United States
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
China
Melody Kommunist
Khrui
Comshchev
Imunist League
Severinov
Marguerite Friedman
Bost
Friedman
Severinoy
Peking
Romanian Delegation Sifts Diplomacy in Peking
A Romanian delegation met with Chinese Communist leaders in Peking to explore a compromise. They spoke with Khrushchev on the return journey but no clear success was reported. Tass quoted that Khrushchev and Soviet leaders will soon visit Hungary.
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Peking
Khne Ishchev
Moscow
Tass
Khrushchev
Hungary
Goldwater Campaign Continues in California and San Diego
Senator Barry Goldwater extends campaign in San Diego informing supporters that Republicans can win the House and gain 10 to 13 Senate seats if united. He tours Mission Bay aboard a decorated sternwheeler and meets voters amid a union picket at Sea World. He blasts Johnson era ethics and calls for Baker’s outside business disclosures.
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San Diego
Calif
Barry Goldwater
House
Senate
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Bakers
California
Mission Bay
Marine 1700
Sea World
Johnson
Washington
Bobby Baker
Baker
White House
Archie Moore
Moore
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Marine Zoo
Nelson
Red China to Get French Backing at UN Talks
In Geneva a French delegation spokesman said France will support admitting Red China to the United Nations world trade and development conference opening Monday, while distinguishing China from East Germany North Korea and North Vietnam. He noted China Nationalist has a UN seat. the others do not. Public opinion expects France's China stance to be rejected.
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Geneva
France
China
Behan Remembered as Playwright and Drunkard at 41
Messages of sympathy poured in from the West for Brendan Behan, the Irish playwright who died at 41 from complications of alcohol. Condolences came from Behan's widow Beatrice Salkeld Behan and figures like O Casey, while critics questioned his lasting literary legacy. His funeral is set for Monday at Sacred Heart church in Dublin Donnybrook. Burial will be at Glasnevin Cemetery.
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Dublin
Ireland
Brendan Behan
Beatrice Salkeld Behan
Aran Islands
California
O'Casey
England
Behan
London
Evening News
Meath
Sacred Heart Church
Donnybrook
British’ Reform School
British Isles
Britain
Wake Forest Magazine Reinstated
Wake Forest College in Winston Salem plans to restart the Student Magazine next fall after a faculty committee’s study. The 1962 spring controversy centered on a humor issue mocking evangelist Billy Graham, leading trustees to demand tighter editorial control and a merger with the Wake Forest Magazine.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Wake Forest College
Harold W. Tribble
Billy Graham
Tribble
Wake Forest Magazine
Sealing Vessel Terra Nova Sinks Near Cape St John
The Terra Nova, a Newfoundland sealing ship, sank 25 miles northeast of Cape St John on the north coast. Captain Steve Dowden and 24 crew were rescued by the Norwegian ship Norseil. Captain Guy Earle of the Kyle reported proximity and attempted rescue. It is believed the Terra Nova was crushed in heavy ice.
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ST. John's
Nild
Cape St. John
Steve Dowden
Norseil
Sarl Freighting Services
Carbonsar
Nfld
Guy Earle
The
Kyle
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