Chileans vow to rebuild after deadly quake
In Santiago and surrounding areas teams clear debris and begin repairs after Sunday's quake. In El Cobre, a dam break killed miners’ families, with 45 bodies recovered and more than 300 missing. Chilean authorities deploy field hospitals and tents, aided by U.S. aid from 1960. President Frei rejects outside help, aiming to “do it with our own hands.”
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Santiago
Chile
el Cobre
United States
Johnson
U.S
Eduardo Frei
Fairbanks Family Robbery Strikes Midown Hotel Suite
Actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr and his wife hosted U N Ambassador Adlai Stevenson and guests in a midtown hotel when a thief entered the suite. The intruder took 7 dollars from Mrs Fairbanks handbag and discarded the bag containing 1500 dollars in jewelry before fleeing through an unlocked door as guests rushed in.
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Douglas Fairbanks Jr
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Adlai FE. Stevenson
Jock Whitney
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Ex-Bodyguard Sinnott Who Halted FDR Assassination Dies
William J. Sinnott, 78, longtime Miami Beach resident and former New York police officer, died at St. Francis hospital after lunging at Giuseppe Zangara during the 1933 assassination attempt on Franklin D. Roosevelt. Sinnott was wounded while shielding the future president and took a bullet meant for Roosevelt. Zangara was executed for the crime.
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William J. Sinnott
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sinnott
St. Francis Hospital
Giuseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Zangara
Secret Service
New York
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Keaton faces fourth murder charge in Ohio case
Ex convict Cleo Vernon Keaton, bound to Pickaway County Grand Jury on first degree murder in Maurice Francis slaying near Williamsport. No bond set after Tuesday hearing. Also charged with February holdup killing of Dayton wine store clerk Charles Summers and prior Dayton tavern shootings. Grand jury convenes April 5.
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Pickaway County
Cleo Vernon Keaton
Maurice Francis
Williamsport
Keaton
Francis
Jamestown
Greene County
Charles Summers
Air City
Train Kills Two Women at Greenwich Crossing
A New York Central passenger train struck an auto at a Greenwich crossing after the car pulled onto the tracks 75 yards ahead. The automobile was hurled into a gas station window. Victims are Mrs. June Mack and Mrs. Alberta Jean Mills. Mack's six year old daughter Mary Beth was killed earlier in February. Police say Mack was the driver. Mills was trapped in the wreckage.
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Ohio
New York Central
Daniel Steiger
Indianapolis
June Mack
Ashland
Alberta Jean Mills
Mack
Mary Beth
City safety director rejects firemen contributions
Cleveland city safety director John N McCormick declined to accept contributions from firefighters toward Mayor Ralph Locher's proposed 1 percent city income tax plan.
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John N. McCormick
Ralph
Locher
NAACP to appeal ruling on voting rights representation
The NAACP plans to appeal a federal court dismissal of a suit seeking reduced congressional representation for states denying Black citizens the vote. U S District Judge William B. Jones ruled the plaintiffs lacked standing to sue, ending the challenge by 22 citizens from Northern and Southern states.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
US Dist
William B. Jones
Retired Air Force Band Leader Faces Court Martial
Col. George S. Howard former chief of the Air Force Band for twenty years before his 1963 retirement faces court martial on charges of theft conspiracy to steal and false claims. An Air Force spokesman said the alleged acts occurred before his retirement. Howard who lives near Washington at Camp Springs Maryland declined comment.
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George S. Howard
Air Force Band
Air Force
Howard
Washington
Camp Springs
Betts Signs Minority Report Against Aged Health Plan
Ohio Republican Rep. Jackson E Betts joins seven other Ways and Means members in a minority report criticizing the administration proposal for health care for the aged as costly inadequate and a threat to Social Security.
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Washington
Ohio
Jackson E. Betts
House
Ways and Means Committee
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