Global Scrutiny as Senate Considers Foreign Aid Fix
In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee meets amid debris of the aid program to discuss options for reconstruction. Chairman Fulbright predicts a stopgap bill may pass with limited debate today. Meanwhile in New Delhi at least 2,500 killed by a 16 foot tidal wave along the Bay of Bengal, with unofficial tolls over 5,000 possible as communications recover. In London Scotland Yard orders emergency alert after two bomb blasts injuring six in Belfast. no injuries in London. House Speaker Albert seeks quick passage of a 1.5 billion dollar school desegregation bill with minimal debate and no amendments. In New York the U.N. permits the flag of China, People’s Republic, to fly at headquarters after being seated recently and listed alphabetically as China, People’s Republic of.
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Royal Tank Regiment
Post Office
Belfast
Carl Albert
Graham Recovers From Severe Abdominal Illness
London headquarters said evangelist Billy Graham has recovered from a severe bout of abdominal pain and fever. The 52 year old was stricken last week in what aides described as a mild food poisoning attack.
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London
Billy Graham
Graham
Missile wrecks home in Strawberry Plains Tenn
A 900 pound non exploding Walleye missile tore through a three story home of judge James Parrott in Strawberry Plains Tennessee during a routine training flight from Marietta Georgia. The judge and his mother in law were elsewhere in the house when the missile hit. No injuries were reported as the missile ended on a patio after exiting a wall.
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Strawberry Plains
Tenn
Navy
James Parrott
Tennessee Court of Appeals
East Tennessee
Cmdr
Virgil Tedder
Naval Air Station
Marietta
MMA Alumni elects Kloeppner president at Homecoming
John C. Kloeppner of St. Louis was elected president of the Missouri Military Academy Alumni Association at a Homecoming attracting about 200 former cadets and wives. Ray Zimmerman and Mackie Johnston were named president-elect and vice president, with Col. Charles Stribling IIT re-elected secretary treasurer. The event honored multiple classes and raised over $2,000 for the MMA Development Fund as a swim pool project was noted.
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St. Louis
Missouri Military Academy Alumni Association
MMA
Kloeppner
Larry Rockel
St. Louisan
Ray Zimmerman
Hazelwood
Mackie Johnston
Lewistown
Charles Stribling
Joe Podzimek
Cedar Rapids
George Cline Jr
Robert McClusky
Grays Lake
Ill
MMA Development Fund
James Patrick
The
Association
Jack Heatel
Zimmerman
Goldbrick
Larry Green
Lincoln
Neb
Carl Carter
Springfield
Til
John Campbell
Davenport
Bruce Avedon
Cincinnati
Pat Quail
Gilbert Kroeger
Kansas City
Mortimer Berkhoff
Keokuk
Wilbur H. Bohm
Four Ton Elephant Charges Trainer At Safari Park
In West Palm Beach AP trainer Wayne Cool, 24, suffered a one inch head gash after being charged by Sabrina, a four ton elephant at Lion Country Safari. Spokesman Bruce Grant said Cool tried to herd Sabrina toward the Elephant Hut near closing time when the 8,000 pound mammal charged. Grant noted Sabrina bit down on his head and knee to the chest, while Cool kicked her in the eye and rolled away as dusk fell.
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Bruce Grant
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Students' Lunch Money Wednesday To Refugees
Washington AP report says 700 colleges and 12 000 high schools will skip lunch to aid East Pakistani refugees in India. Oxfam America sponsors the fast with Project Relief of Providence Rhode Island. Donations will feed refugees, with $1 feeding one person for about a month.
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India
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Oxfam-America, Inc
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East Pakistan
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Oxfam
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Africa
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United States
Student Dead In 2-College Night Fight
A Wilberforce freshman Mantel Crenshaw, 22, was killed when about 40 students from Wilberforce and Central State fought after a movie on campus rumor. Four shots were fired from a Central State shooter injuring Crenshaw in the shoulder. two injured girls sought treatment for lacerations from a scuffle outside the cinema.
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Greene County Sheriff's
Wilberforce University
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Kenton
Wilberforce
Central State University
Shorter Hall
Sheriff's Department
Central State
Crenshaw
Dayton
Greene County Memorial
Candy Giver Shot In Head On Halloween Night
A 66 year old man, Richard Johnson, was shot in the head on his porch in south St. Louis after three youths shouted trick or treat. He is listed in critical condition at City Hospital. Johnson was retired and was handing out candy while his wife Clara watched from inside as the assailants fled on foot.
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South St. Louis
Richard Johnson
City Hospital
Johnson
Clara
Bishop Confirms 5 at St. Matthew's
The Rt. Rev. George L. Cadigan, Episcopal Bishop of Missouri, confirmed five new communicants at St. Matthew's Church during the 10 a.m. service assisted by Rev. John Harmon. Confirmed were Mrs. James Matthews, Brenda Lou Nolting, Corral Gene Saltzman and his wife, and John Ramsey Stewart II, a Missouri Military Academy cadet, with a coffee hour after.
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Missouri
St. Matthew's Church
John Harmon
James Matthews
Fairsite
Brenda Lou Nolting
Hazel Pd
Corral Gene Saltzman
N. Kentucky Rd
John Ramsey Stewart II
Missouri Military Academy
Van Camp's beans recall fuels botulism doubt
Stokely Van Camp requests FDA to publicly certify 15,000 cans of French style green beans recalled last week are botulism free after a Marine captain and his son were hospitalized for suspected botulism. Initial tests suggested botulism, later tests found none. FDA will continue examining cans from the shipment.
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Pensacola
Fla
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
Food and Drug Administration
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
William Cleveland Jr
William III
Cleveland
Pensacola Navy Hospital
Stokely-Van Camp
David McVey
FDA
Washington
Happy House Draws Praise From Mexico Visit
Mrs Joanne Polony, a day care consultant, praised Happy House in Mexico where staff hosted consultations. She noted the center is licensed for 30 preschool children but only 12 enroll, with tuition rates tiered by ability to pay and half price for the second child.
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Happy House
Joanne Polony
Missouri
Now
Polowy
Altlawn
Weillare
Duck Is Unhurt Car Is Wrecked
Ponti ac Illinois AP A duck walked into Susan Bayles life Sanghy Hen in front of her en state Police said the 18 year old Plainsville girl swerved the car to avoid hitting the duck but rammed into a bridge abutment sending a passenger to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries The duck was unharmed the car was demolished and Susan was ticketed for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident.
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Susan Bayles
Enstate
Plainsville
Susan
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