Valdivia Rebuilds After 1960 Earthquake With U S Aid
The 1960 Valdivia quake left 5 000 dead and 500 000 homeless. Rebuilding includes the Pedro de Valdivia Bridge opening soon and two hospitals resuming service. U S aid, Peace Corps nurses, and Alliance for Progress funds are reshaping the city, with new housing and jobs planned while industry declines.
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Tree Farm System Inaugurated In Texas In 1944
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