Volcano Forces 50 000 To Flee Homes
The 1960 census recorded 2 762 residents on the island mainly farmers and fishermen. Rapid population growth and an influx during harvest swelled numbers as the eruption unleashed lava, lightning, and a deadly blast. Marshaling efforts report 104 bodies found along the lake shores with hundreds more feared buried under lava and ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volcano
Philippines
Mercado
Sergio Villancuva
Thal
Generoso Caridad
Philippine Red Cross
Manila
Mt. Taal
Philippine Air Lines
Evacuations Ordered as Volcano Forecast Cuts Lake Shore
Thousands flee coastal towns near a dormant volcano amid warnings of stronger eruptions. About 8 200 people and many lake residents were told to evacuate Tuesday night. Officials said tidal waves and danger to lives prompted the mass move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaviano P. Oli
Philippines
Castro
United States
Liviste
Philippine Commission of Wol
Canology
Camarioca
Panhandle Pipe Line founder dies at 74
William G. Maguire, 79, founder, president and board chairman of Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co., died after a brief illness at St. Luke's Hospital. A St. Louis veteran in gas and utilities, he led Panhandle Eastern through a major expansion to 11,000 miles of pipeline and 2.5 Bcf daily capacity, connecting Gulf Coast reserves in 1950. Funeral services set for Friday at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William G. Maguire
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co
St. Luke's Hospital
Maguire
Panhandle
Franklin Grove
St. Louis
North American Light and Power Co
Missouri-Kansas Pile Line Co
Mokan
Panhandle Eastern
Macaire
Texas
Missouri
Minois
Indiana
Ohi
Michigan
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
House Conferees Okay Cropland Retirement Plan
Birth notices report the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sadner at 10 59 am Tuesday in Methodist Hospital weighing 7 pounds 0 ounces with father a Jenkins TV delivery man. Also a son born to Mr. and Mrs. William Washerleskey at 7 46 pm Tuesday in Methodist Hospital weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces. father a production manager at Frontier Wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere John Leonard Davie
Auburm St
Mendarin University Hospital
J. J. Sadner
Si7
Owens
Methodist Hospital
Jenkins TV
Wiliam Washerleskey
Tieton
Frontier Wholesale
Gary W Davis
Births Brighten Local Homes Amid Busy Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Frazier announce the birth of a daughter at Weet Towne Hospital weighing pounds and ounces at 2 08 pm Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Dale Allen report a daughter born at Texas Hospital weighing pounds at 8 24 pm Tuesday. the father works for Bell Dairies. Mr and Mrs Frankie Lee Johnson welcome a son born at Latif Clinic weighing pounds at 5 30 pm Monday. father employed at Tate Service Station. Mr and Mrs Guillermo Garta celebrate a son born weighing pounds at 9 (in Lau Cherie) with father a cement finisher. Mr and Mrs Atsam Ratrquer report a daughter born weighing pounds at Sac Tuesday. father employed by Jakes Rady Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livarecu
Jack Randall Booth
West Texas Hospital
Frazier
Weet Towne Hospital
Jimmy Dale Allen
Weet Texas Hospital
Bell Dairies
Frankie Lee Johnson
Weber
Apt. C
Latif Clinic
Tate Service Station
Guadalme Garta
TN TR Ain
Lau
Cherie
Jake'a Rady Works
Gilbert Garihay
Tulane
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Brown Irrigation Supply
Auega rocket belt advances in early tests
A new rocket belt propulsion system has reached heights of 60 feet and speeds up to 60 mph, with experiments promising greater reach. Officials compare progress to early airplane tests and foresee future military uses such as scaling mountains and crossing obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Births and local notes mix with economic forecast
Readable fragments report multiple births with parent names and hospital times while shifting to analysis of Soviet planning, Khrushchev era policy, and Western reaction. Mentioned are Metodist Hospital and Lubbock medical events plus industry figures and farm policy debates.
X15 Reaches 3682 MPH and 300000 Feet in Flight
NASA reports the X15 rocket plane piloted by John McKay achieved 3682 miles per hour and a peak altitude of 300000 feet on a 12 minute flight. The engine burned 81 seconds, overshooting altitude by 40000 feet, but the mission yielded boundary layer noise data and horizon measurements from extreme altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
API
Space
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John McKay
NASA
American citizen expelled by Soviet postwar years
A Russian born American citizen, George Ivlev, was expelled from the Soviet Union after World War II. Moscow newspaper reports he left while visiting a brother, citing heavy drinking and boasting about the American way of life as the reason for expulsion.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vening Moscow
George Ivlev
Aden Front Calls For General Strike In Aden
The Aden Front urged a 26 hour general strike starting Friday morning to condemn British emergency measures. Observers expect widespread business shutdown as the Front blames terrorism for suspending Aden's constitution over the weekend. Earthquakes in Tibet were also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
APS
Neglect charges filed in Michigan over Miami abandonment
Victor Thorne and Maynie Thorne, parents of mute mentally retarded Ricky Thorne, were charged with neglect in Pontiac Michigan juvenile court while Ricky, 13, was found in Miami airport with three cents. Officials said Michigan seeks jurisdiction to decide the boy’s placement and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Michigan
Pontiac
Victor Thorne
Bates
Maynie
Thorne
Detroit
Ben Sheppard
Richard
Sheppard
Lynn G. Kellogg
Kellogg
Congress weighs end of session amid union shop and funding bills
Congress faces a potential Oct 15 adjournment as House passes another emergency funding measure while Senate leaders consider a cutoff date. Mansfield says repeal of Section 14b union shop laws could pass if voted in Senate, with key bills on tariffs rehabilitation and education also on schedule. Three Italians killed as Italy endures severe floods and storms marking September’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
House
Senate
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Rome
Italy
Boat Hits Bridge As High Tides Flood Pensacola Coast
A tourist fishing boat named Moby Dick struck the Pensacola Bridge while seeking shelter as high tides and storm remnants from Betsy flood the area. Coast Guard rescued the vessel, with no injuries reported and heavy damage noted. Red Cross prepared shelters in Pensacola Panama City and Tallahassee.
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Pensacola
Santa Rosa
Moby Dick
Pensacola Bay
Coast Guard
Louisiana
Gulf
Florida
Red Cross
Panama City
Tallahassee
Fla
New Orleans
Betsy
Debbie
Mobile F
Port Authority
Mississippi
New Hope
Indo Pak cease fire strain as troop withdrawal looms
Indian and Pakistani positions near the cease fire line face potential permanent status if troop withdrawal by Aug. 5 fails. UN plans expand observer teams to monitor the frontier while fighting reports from Karachi and New Delhi offer conflicting updates on air activity and troop positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Kashmir
MacDonald
India
P. P. Kumaramangalam
Pierre Huc
U.N
Thant
Karachi
Sind
West Pakistan
Defense Ministry
Girl Smiles After Treatment as Aid Reaches Yen Family
Yen, a girl with a shaved head and a facial scar, was enrolled in aid by the agency. The program provides an $8 monthly cash benefit, clothing, medical care, supplies, and help with housing and employment for the mother until self support or schooling is complete. An extra dollar sent to President Johnson by Jeanne Corliss of Denver was forwarded to Foster Parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glan Thi Yen
Horst Faas
Dong Xuai
Yen
Foster Parenta Plan, Inc
Saigon
Johnson
Jeanne Corliss
Harvard Lane
Denver
Colo
White House
New Mexico Voters Narrowly Reject Weighted Senate Plan
New Mexico voters trailed a constitutional amendment creating a weighted voting system for the state senate by more than two to one. The plan would assign each of 37 senators voting power based on constituency size, with Bernalillo County set to have six senators and total power at 509.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Penn
Cpounde
Setaeeae
Ics
Moscow
Nikita Khrush
Melvin Richart Greer
Chev
Weateng Pyounie
Kosygin
Russia
Lenin
Khrushchev
Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Senate
Bernalillo County
Buquerque
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Panhandle Pipe Line
American Coke and Chemical Co
St. Louis Coke and Iron Co
Me Efrain Munoz
F. Quinn
Lauf Clinic
Hughes Cleaners
Gilbert Gara
FMR
Montae
Laut Cine
Cemert Fincher
aUega
Soviets
Ceeil Puckett
Metedost Hospital
Howard Ginsu Coer
Gary Coffman
Auburn
Texas Tech
Dean Curt
Breachfield
Gene BO Vinson
Mesdas
West Texas
Heschal
E¢wart Lopes Jr
Ts. Renan
Weogh
Oyee
Ger
Yaeger
Houston
Astrodome
Guernsey
Fair Park Coliseum
Vincent Braddock
Raymond
Gerald
Nazareth
B. J
Joe M. Shepherd
Bridgeport
Jersey
Ernest Harris
Ralls
Hampshire
Don
Hollywood
UPI
Dorothy Malone
Washington
Senate House
Administration
Osaka Japan Plains
Inand
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Soil Bank
Dpecele
Gordon Yaeger
Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds
Tibet
Barron Shields
aUals
A Cao
Rajasthan
Sialkot
Lahore
Pakistan
Grace MacDonald
United Nations
India-Pakistan
Evlin Air Force Base
Navy
Caribbean
Carla
Galveston
Weather B Bureau
Florida Panhandle
Rita Coomer
E. 1St St
Douglas Randolph
27Th St
Panhandle South Plains Fair
Earrier
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