Rusk and Fulbright Clash Over Cuba Policy
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk clashed with Senator J W Fulbright over Cuba policy. Fulbright called Castro a nuisance. Rusk warned he is a threat to the hemisphere. They agreed on discussion importance and on some foreign policy realities.
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Fidel Castro
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China
United Nations
Johnson Pledges Full Aid By US
President Johnson pledges full United States aid after Alaska earthquake disaster. He declares a major disaster in affected areas and directs federal officers to respond immediately. He appeals to Gov Egan to keep him informed of needs as Alaska faces the tragedy.
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Egan
Alaska
U.S
Jet Crash Kills Four Adults and Two Children
An Air Force B47 bomber crashed soon after takeoff near Jacksonville Arkansas, killing four crewmen and two children. Richard Butler nine and Gary Davenport ten died, the latter succumbing to critical burns. The crash occurred within yards of Butler’s home as flames erupted.
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Ark
Richard Butler
Gary Davenport
Davenport
Tidal Waves Spread Fear and Destruction
A NOAA alert reports six tidal waves sweeping Hawaii's main islands. Maui saw minor flooding, with two towns flooded lightly. Port Alberni in Canada suffered 40 miles of surge into the Alberni Canal, damaging a hotel lobby. Santa Catalina Island near Los Angeles faced 10 foot surges, while San Francisco Bay area saw brief drops and backflow of debris. Washington's Copalis River bridge was washed out and several coastal trailers overturned.
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Paris
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Hawaiian Islands
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Easter and Passover Celebrated in Jerusalem
In Holy Saturday spring sunshine worshippers knelt at Christ’s tomb as Jerusalem awaits Easter climax. Bishop Fulgencio Pasini entered the Church of the Holy Sepulcher for the blessings of the fire and paschal candle, acting for Patriarch Alberto Gori. About 600 pilgrims joined, including many Protestants and Catholics.
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Palestine
Christ
Fulgencio Pasini
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Alberto Gori
Soviet Union claims pilotless long-range interceptor planes
Soviet Air Marshal V A Sudets announced that Russian armed forces have pilotless long distance interceptor planes. He said the drones can destroy enemy rockets and aircraft at high and low altitudes, in all weather, and are immune to radio jamming.
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Sudets
Earthquake Devastates Alaska Area
A powerful quake near Anchorage at 5 46 p m caused widespread destruction across Alaska from Valdez to Kodiak and Port Alberni plus tremors as far as Crescent City and Hawaii. Dozens dead and hundreds missing, fires and tidal waves devastated coastal towns while Seattle Red Cross coordinated relief and authorities warned of aftershocks. The 8 3 magnitude quake disrupted transport, communications and power with extensive damage to homes and infrastructure.
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Alaska
Public Safety
Alice
Keni
Raymond Reeves
Alaska Command
Reeves
Ralph Jones
Kodiak
Egan
Jones
Anchorage quake wrecks city and disrupts Alaska ports
Eyewitness accounts describe a massive Alaska quake near Valdez and Anchorage with dock collapses killing longshoremen, oil tanks bursting in Seward, and jet fuel spills at the international airport. reports of tidal waves, fires, collapsed towers, and widespread damage rise as officials scramble to assess casualties and restore order.
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Anchorage
Prince William Sound
Seward
International
Resi
Wiew Alaska
Fairbanks
Merrill Field
Elmendorf Air Force Base
William A. Egan
Juneau
Capitol City
Air Force
Fire forces halt on Antares hold in Norfolk scene
AP reports crew suppressing a fire in a hold of the Navy cargo ship Antares off North Carolina as authorities describe devastation across a residential area. No power and limited phone lines hinder relief while temperatures hover near freezing.
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Norfolk, Va
Antares
North Carolina
Third Fire In 3 Years For Couple At Brush Valley
The Geesey home two miles from Brush Valley on a township dirt road burned on Thursday morning. Firemen responded after two prior alarms linked to lightning and a defective fire. Mrs. Margaret Jane Geesey Sickenberger, born August 7, 1877, died after being taken to Indiana Hospital. Funeral services were set for Sunday at Penn Run Wesleyan Methodist Church with interment in Harmony Cemetery. Several water wells near Titusville showed black sediment linked to a Alaska earthquake, as scientists noted iron particles from well casings likely entered the water.
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Brush Valley
Margaret Jane Snown
Homer City
Queeen
Aew
Indiana
Pital
Green Township
Indiana Co
Peter
Maria Agnes Piper Sickenberger
Robinson-Lytle's
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Titusville Herald
Washington
Anchorage
Alaska
Connally Signs First Time Since Wounding
Gov John Connally used his right hand to sign for the first time since being wounded on November 22. His office reports the wrist remains stiff but the hand has good movement.
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Austin
Tex
John Connally
Hearse Driver Dies in Ohio Collision
John K. Taylor, 58, of Philadelphia, driving a new hearse from Lima to Philadelphia, was killed in a crash Friday near Tiffin, Ohio, when his vehicle collided with an 8 truck.
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Tiffin, Ohio
John K. Taylor
Philadelphia
Lima
Ohio
Obituaries for Duncan Duricanha and J Leroy Potts
Clarence Lenoy Duncan Jr of Black Lick died Friday March 27 1604 in Indian Hiven Rest Home age 1244 Born June 16 1880 in Edgewood White Township son of James H and Alice M McAdoo Duricanha retired Pennsylvania Railroad maintenance survivor list includes son LeRoy C Duncan of Alverda 18 great grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren Friends receive after 1 pm today at Richard K Shoemaker Funeral Home Blairsville services Monday 2 pm Rev Forest B Ray officiating Interment Lutheran Chapel Cemetery Coral Leroy Potts 50 of Whitestown Butler County found dead in his car in Ellwood City of heart attack Born Creekside member of Mt Nebo Presbyterian Church Surviving wife Leila Houser Potts and children Mrs G Richard Kraus Evans City Joseph E James Roger Jerry L Connie L Samuel H and Sharon K Potts one grandchild three brothers and sisters Services Monday 2 pm George Z Pyle Funeral Home Prospect Rev John Calvin Smith officiating Interment Crown Hill Cemetery Prospect
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Alice M McAdoo Duricanha
Edgewood
White Township
Buneanh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leroy C. Duncan
Alverda
Richard K. Shoemaker
Blairsville
Forest B. Ray
Luthern Chapel
Coral
J. Leroy Potts
Whitestown
Butler County
Ellwood City
Creekside
Mt. Nebo Presbyterian Church
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Richard Kraus
Evans City
Joseph E
James Roger
U. S. Marines
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Connie L
Samuel H
Sharon
K. Potts
Peck
Eva) Fairman
Creekside R. D
Paul Potts
Cecil Potts
Daniel
Betty) Kozleski
Apollo
Blaine
Genevieve) Millen
Plumville
Max Potts
Daguzahanga
George Z. P
Arkansas Casinos Ordered Closed in Hot Springs Conflict
Hot Springs officials led by Police Chief John Ermey faced state action after Governor Faubus warned troopers would close the illegal gambling operations if the city did not act. The U.S. Justice Department had already opened an investigation into gambling in the mountain resort, as the Arkansas House condemned the industry and urged local officials to shut down the casinos. Meanwhile, a flood of obituaries and notices from Indiana County, including deaths of Mrs. Elsie G. Calhoun and several residents, inserted into the local Gazette.
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John Ermey
Hot Springs
Ermey
Orvald E. Faubus
U.S. Department of Justice
Mountain City
Faubus
Arkansas House
Garland County
Portly Pierre Salinger Declares Senate Candidacy
SAN FRANCISCO AP Pierre Salinger celebrates a California Supreme Court ruling allowing his bid for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. After resigning as presidential press secretary on March 19 he toured California, set a San Francisco residence, and hired lawyers to pursue the campaign and a court fight against Republican Frank M Jordan.
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Pierre Salinger
California Supreme Court
U.S
Salinger
California
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Frank M. Jordan
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