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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1964

Page

3

Gas Attack Motive Seen as Soviet Message to West Germany

Mustard gas attack on Horst Schwirkmann of the West German Embassy in Moscow is viewed by diplomats as a likely Soviet retaliation tactic. He remains near death with ongoing injuries and facial scars, while Germany seeks a formal Soviet response to protests. Schwirkmann, a technician, was attacked during a church service at Zagorsk Monastery and later evacuated to West Germany.

BOM UPI Moscow Horst Schwirkmann Schwirkmann Gerhard Schroeder Bonn Zagorsk West Germany

Goldwater Campaign Schedule Expands Into Southern States

UPI reports 1964 campaign moves with Goldwater targeting Texas Longview after a tour of North Carolina Georgia Florida Tennessee. President Johnson also plans western visits as three candidates including Goldwater and two VP nominees visit Texas within the week.

Washington UPI Barry M. Goldwater Johnson Far West Goldwater Longview Tex North Carolina Georgia Florida Tennessee

Farmhouse Fire Claims Lives of 10 Children

Ten children aged 2 to 16 died when a farmhouse 1 mile south of Kaosta Minnesota burned Saturday night. A 14 year old girl, Joanne Mc Connell, survived by jumping from a second story window and fleeing one mile to warn others. The parents Kenneth and Mrs Bewish were away on business in Bloomington. Cause of the blaze was unknown. The house collapsed to rubble in the basement as fire crews arrived. One victim, Roger Brown, 15, had lived with the family since his parents were killed a year ago. Five victims were from a previous marriage of Mrs Bewish. The survivor, Mc Connell, is the daughter from Mrs Bewishs first marriage. Officials said authorities had not questioned her. The article notes other political campaign details but these are unrelated to the fire story.

Joanne McConnell St. Peter, Minn Kasota St. Peter UNION Miami International Association of Machinists Great Falls Mont Lester Pearson Vancouver British Columbia Johnson Blaine Wash Seattle University of Washington

Soviets Charge China Smuggles Opium for Trade

Moscow accused Communist China of smuggling opium into nations including the United States to fund Pe king’s anti-Soviet propaganda. Pravda called the opium traffic one of the main sources of currency for the Red Chinese and estimated it at about 500 million dollars annually.

Moscow UPI China United States Peking Communist Party Pravda

Pope Opens Third Ecumenical Council Session

Pope Paul VI opens the third session of the Ecumenical Council in Vatican City with a call for the church to stand in the middle of the modern world. The session will tackle 13 agenda items including the nature of the church, ecumenism, and relations with the modern world.

Vatican City UPI Paul VI Ecumenical Council Council John XXIII St. Peter's Basilica Pope Paul 21St Ecumenical Council Paul

UN Air Drops Food To Turkish Cypriots In Kokkina

United Nations ships two tons of emergency supplies to Kokkina, aiding about 1,500 Turkish Cypriots amid tensions with Turkish Cypriot leaders opposing aid and calls of starvation. U.N. officials warn against provoking Turkey and note prior shortages of rations. A naval patrol reports a submarine and two ships off Cyprus north coast.

Nicosia, Cyprus UPI United Nations Kokkina U.N Turkey Cyprus Kodendera Thimayya VA. N Famagusta Thimayya

Heavy Seoul rains kill or miss many in 20 years

The Seoul area faced the worst rainstorm in two decades with at least 275 killed or missing and more than 248 injured. U S Army helicopters evacuated dozens of people stranded on rooftops as five inches of rain fell in three hours and casualties rose due to the dawn timing.

Seoul Korea UPI U.S. Army U. S. Army

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