Chile Earthquake Devastates North Central Regions
A massive quake near 201 miles west of Hiapel, Chile, registered 7 to 10 on the Richter scale and caused widespread destruction in Llay Llay and nearby towns. About 15,000 homeless, 90 killed, 250 injured, with Valparaiso and Santiago heavily affected. International aid began arriving as Cuba sent medical teams and the United States dispatched blood supplies and emergency materiel.
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Armando Cisternas
University of Chile
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Hiapel
Cisternas
Valparaiso
Cuba
United States
U.S. Air Force
Panama Canal
Cleveland to Trial Top 10 Heroin Dealers in 60 Days
Judge Frank J. Gorman says Common Pleas Court will bring the top ten heroin dealers in Cuyahoga County to trial within 60 days to curb open traffic. He will seek names from narcotics Lt. Burt E. Miller and says bond post-release allows pushers to return to selling drugs. Miller reports 625 drug cases pending and backs swift action to remove dealers from streets.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas
Frank J. Gorman
Burt E. Miller
Gorman
John V. Corrigan
John T. Corrigan
Miller
Cleveland
Pope tells feminists church backs women's rights
In Rome Pope Paul VI told Soroptimist International that the Roman Catholic Church supports women's equal dignity and duties. He urged better knowledge of world problems and social duty as women take on decisive community roles, noting long tradition of equality despite past limits.
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Paul VI
Soroptimist International Association
Rome
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Paul
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Tolls On River Meet Strong Opposition In Ohio Study
Cincinnati business leader Louis Fiore blasts proposed tolls on Ohio River commercial and pleasure craft forecasting higher rates and regional drawbacks. CG&E warns a toll could add 600000 dollars annually. the plan set by US Transportation study targets barge ton miles and dam lock passes.
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Ohio
Louis Fiore
Robert Burns
U. S. Department of Transportation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roger Adkins
Office of Management and the Budget
Congress
Nixon
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
Ohio River
Rioting in Londonderry after sectarian funerals widens
In Londonderry six nights of rioting continued after the Bogside Catholic enclave buried two victims of last week’s clashes. Police diverted traffic as youths hurled rocks at the city center while troops fired rubber rounds to scatter crowds near a British army post. The funerals drew about 3,500 attendees.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Seamus Cusak
Desmond Beattie
Salt Warehouse Collapse In Cincinnati Damages Likely Hundreds
Firemen and engineers investigated a concrete domed salt warehouse owned by Morton Salt Co in Cincinnati on Saturday night after it collapsed overnight. The 125 foot diameter structure stood empty on the Ohio River bank with no workers inside. Neighbors reported no noise. Damages were estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Cincinnati
Morton Salt Co
Ohio River
Dams Add Oxygen To River
The Ohio River Dams now inject extra oxygen to aid pollution cleanup. At Meldahl Dam about 35 miles upstream about 250000 pounds of oxygen daily are released doubling the previous amount. The Corps notes increased turbulence via dam gates but says safety and downstream boating are unaffected.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio River Division
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Anthony Meldah
Meldah
Corps
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