National Guard alert in Albany racial unrest prompts evacuations
In Albany Georgia police and guardsmen moved to quell racial tensions amid reports of outside agitators and a caravan of cars. Mayor Kelley and Gov Vandiver sought federal help, while police removed 20 Negro youths from a bus terminal scene and patrons faced a cafe closure as white crowds dispersed.
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Albany
Asa Kelley
City Hall
Albany, Ga
UPI
Albus
National Guard
W. G. Anderson
Albany Movement
Ernest Vandiver
Kelley
Vandiver
U.S
Laurie Pritchett
South Georgia
Pritchett
Trailways
Fallout shelter aid plan outlined by government
A bus and train crash near Greeley Colorado killed at least 20 children aboard the bus. The driver Duane Harris escaped injury and was sheltered in jail as authorities investigated. Coroner Ross Adamson said 20 bodies were taken to a temporary morgue with about 30 children on the bus.
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Greeley
Colo
Colorado
Ross Adamson
Adamson
Duane Harris
Union Pacific
Greeley Tribune
State Highway Patrol
Henry Kaufman
Dedicating Part Of Market Square Parking Ramp Feb
The Market Square parking ramp in La Crosse will open four of seven levels at noon Friday with over 200 spaces available. Mayor Knutson will lead a Feb 9 dedication, as Chamber of Commerce hosts dignitaries from 63 towns and toasts a merchants sale with free parking.
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Market Square
la Crosse
Board Pres
M. R. Birnbaum
Milo G. Knutson
Birnbaum
WMC, Inc
Greater la Crosse
Death Claims Artist Grandma Moses At 101
Hoosick Falls New York longtime artist Grandma Moses died at 101 eleven days before Christmas after a lifetime of painting. She took up art in her late seventies and gained global fame after early works were shown at MoMA. She lived at Hoosick Falls Health Center since July and died peacefully with nurses present.
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Grandma Moses
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Grandma
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Clayton Shaw
Eagle Bridge
John F. Kennedy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lloyd Goodrich
Whitney Museum of American Art
Anna Mary Robertson
Greenwich
Thomas Salmon Moses
Virginia
Louis Calder
East Orange
N.J
Museum of Modern Art
$700 Million Civil Defense Plan Aims at Shelters in Schools and Hospitals
The federal Civil Defense program, to be sent to Congress next month, totals about $700 million and offers incentive payments for shelter construction in schools, hospitals, and welfare institutions. Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric outlined coverage for about 20 million people next year, with projects starting after January 1 eligible for incentives.
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Washington
Congress
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Hooky students feted as U.N. millionth visitors
John Edwards and Michael Unger, 17, skipped school to tour the United Nations. Edwards became the millionth visitor in a 12 month period and received VIP treatment, including newsreel footage and a private tour, while Unger shared in the publicity.
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U.N
New York
John Edwards
Michael Unger
John
Michael
Manhasset High School
United Nations
Long Island
Edwards
Tax Measure Faces Rocky Road In Senate
Gov Nelson's compromise tax revision bill faces tight debate in the Wisconsin Senate. Sen. Frank Panzer signals amendments to replace mixed taxes with a general sales tax, possibly excluding food, clothing, and drugs. Democrats back eight of twelve or more, while Republicans weigh a sales tax substitute and distribution of 50 million to localities for property tax relief.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
State Senate
Nelson
Assembly
Frank Panzer
Dodge County
Panzer
Capitol
Retirement myth says self is best savings guardian
Atlanta expert Joseph R. Murphy of the Social Security Administration urges saving for retirement with personal health and stable income. He plans to retire on December 31 and cautions against expecting a life of travel or constant change. He says retirement is a change of pace not an escape and stresses diversified income beyond Social Security.
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Atlanta
Joseph R. Murphy
The
Social Security Administration
Florida
Murphys
Murphy
NATO Ministers Study State of Wests Defenses
Paris AP report says defense chiefs of 15 NATO nations review progress toward the 30 division goal. Norstad says 25 divisions will exist by year end with about 23 fully equipped, urging faster buildup and greater standardization. Assembly backs a broader NATO command role and centralized nuclear weapons control.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Berlin
U.S
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Western European Union Assembly
NATO
Norstad
NATO Council
NATO Centrol
Kennedy
U.N Planes Hit Katanga Troop Positions in Elisabethville
Indian bombers and Swedish jets bombed Katanga troop positions in Elisabethville with reports of bombs dropped from 6000 feet over Kenya township near the army command. Newsmen observed from the Prince Leopold Hospital damaged by mortar fire as Tshombe urged total war against U.N. forces.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Prince Leopold Hospital
Kenya Township
Lido
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Tshombe
U.N
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Charles de Gaulle
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UPI Radiotelephoto
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