Quarry landslide at Swingle's Quarry West Quincy
Rescue workers retrieved five men from a 375 foot pit as a landslide at Swingle's Quarry off the southeast expressway West Quincy. Two men died on site while three others were injured including Wayne Harding and Robert La Course of Lowell. Harding remained in serious condition at Quincy Hospital with others treated and released.
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Quincy Hospital
Wayne Harding
Robert la Course
Lowell
Harding
la Course
Swingle’s
Quincy
George D. Dalton
Air Force Children Barred From School in Columbus
About 1 000 children of personnel at the Strategic Air Command in Columbus are barred from public schools after two Negro airmen requested transfers to white schools. The Brandon Elementary School near the base is closed as an economy move despite federal funding questions.
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Columbus
Miss
UPI
Strategic Air Command
SAC
John R. Henry
Brandon
Henry
Defense Department
Air Force
Bobbie Bagley
Thomas W. Daniels
Orie O. Schuter
France to push 1964 defense budget for nuclear aims
France plans added defense spending in 1964 to move toward full nuclear capability. Finance Minister Valery Giscard dEstaing seeks cuts in non military areas to raise funds without new taxes. The fiscal year begins Jan 1 and the budget goes to Parliament Oct 1. The extra one billion francs equals about 5 percent of total defense outlay.
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France
Valery Giscard D’staing
Dynamite Blast Shatters Butte Area With Wide Chaos
A massive dynamite explosion near a Montana mining community left craters up to 18 feet wide and four to five feet deep, shattering windows across the area and injuring a 3-year-old boy. Police say a truck exploded during a stakeout after tips of gang meetings at a slag dump.
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Butte
Joe Kougioulis
Dalling
Asst
Vern Maddock
Ken Cunningham
Vietnam crackdown on Buddhist movement escalates arrests
Eyewitnesses report Saigon arrest numbers near 1000 to 2000 as Hue confirms over 900 arrests since the crackdown began. Shots were fired and a girl was reported shot in the head during the government effort led by President Ngo Dinh Diem to crush student groups opposing the regime amid the Buddhist leadership’s defeat.
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Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hue
March crowd at Howard rally links to Washington protest
Bishop Spottswood urged crowds at Howard University to sustain a peaceful nonviolent march against discrimination. Mrs Merlie Evers spoke at the rally honoring Medgar Evers gunned down in Jackson Mississippi. Malcolm X condemned the march as government controlled and refused Muslim participation.
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Spottswood
Howard University
Washington
Merlie Evers
NAACP
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
United States
Malcolm X
Elijah Muhammed
Brandt Attacks CDU Over German Policy Debate
In West Berlin Telegraf Brandt says Adenauer's CDU misreads world politics and cites Kennedy in defense of socialist views. Socialists push for a flexible Germany policy and criticize reunification by elections, while CDU accuses them of seeking recognition for East Germany. CDU demands a no confidence vote against Deputy Mayor Heinrich Alberts after his criticism of the government.
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Brandt
West Berlin
Telegraf
Adenauer
CDU
Kennedy
Germany
East Germany
Heinrich Alberts
Jordanian Forces Exchange Fire Near Old City
Jordanian soldiers on the opposite side of the line engaged Israeli forces with mortar and rifle fire after an early morning flare up. The Joint Armistice Commission was notified to stop the instigations, but attempts failed. By dawn one Israeli and one Jordanian were reported as injured.
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Joint Armistice Commission
Jordan
Old City
Abdul Kader Saleh
No-Man's Land
Damascus
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Israel
Holy City
Notre Dame
Musrara
Yemin Moshe
United Nations Armistice Commission
U.N. Security Council
New York
Syria
Rail labor row and seizure powers debated by Javits
Javits pressed for limited seizure powers as an alternative to compulsory arbitration in rail labor disputes. He backed referral to the ICC for two year binding work rules but warned the proposal may be shelved. He noted past seizure actions by Truman and Cleveland as precedent.
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Javits
New York Republican
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Harry S. Truman
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Gang of Commandeers Suspect Train Robbers in UK and Ireland
Richard Reynolds and James E. White, both sought in a train robbery in northwest London, reputedly linked to 24 tons of old pound notes. Irish police report anonymous tips and roadblocks in Dublin and Tipperary while Scotland Yard runs a wide-ranging search including dog racing tracks and motorcycle events.
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Richard Reynolds
James E. White
James
Reynolds
White
London
Ireland
Dublin
Tipperary
Dundalk
Fishguard
England
Rossclare
Sheree
Gigi Scotland Yard
Miners Near Rescue After Cave-In Gap in Bova Location
In a Pennsylvania mine a cave in trapped a worker named Bova. A drill aimed at the 115 foot level continued as rescuers lowered John Adams to clear the hole. Bova's brothers attended the scene while the trapped miner reportedly remained without food or water. A Catholic Mass was broadcast to the site as prayers were offered for a speedy recovery.
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Bova
Tony
Dan
Pete
John
Pete Bova
Throne
Fellin
John Adams
Phillipsburg
N.J
Sam
Scranton
Paschal Drew
Anna
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