Khrushchev Kadar Talk China Split Looms At Budapest
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives in Budapest for talks with Janos Kadar and Istvan Dobi as Peking blasts Moscow over China split risks. Informed Hungarian sources say party support for Moscow grows. a Moscow decision on China fate may come next month. Khrushchev to speak on Hungary's Nazi liberation anniversary and the Sino Soviet split.
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John D. Koehler
Budapest
Hungary
Sovet
Khrushchev
Red China
Peking
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kadar
Istvan Dobi
Danube
Nazi Germany
Andrei A. Gromyko
Yuri Andro
Ov Party
Poland
Bulgaria
Peking People’s Daily
Red Flag
Small Industry to Open in Mt Vernon Soon
Willy Olsen, Inc. will locate a magnetic core plant for electric transformers in Mt Vernon at 310 Johnson. Six to eight workers to start. Owner-manager Mr. Olsen has moved from Lynchburg Virginia, formerly led H K Porter Co research and worked for Westinghouse.
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Mt. Vernon
Willy Olsen, Inc
Johnson
Olsen
Lynchburg
H. K. Porter Co
Westinghouse
Saud Remains King in Name After Faisal Takes Over
In Damascus Ail ing King Saud loses all powers. Crown Prince Faisal proclaims regent and ruler after a royal decree. Faisal assumes control of internal and foreign affairs following a long power struggle that pushed Saudi Arabia toward insurrection and paralysis.
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Damascus
Syria
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Mecca
Ibn Saud
Europe
Prince Faisal
Three Killed In Route 45 Crash Near Neoga
Effingham Ill AP Roger Hardick 18 remains in satisfactory condition after a Monday two car crash that killed companions James J. Rieman 18 and Charles H. Koester 18 of Effingham and Roy M. Price 25 of Neoga. The youths’ car struck Price’s vehicle head on on a US 45 curve near Neoga during a return from a Mattoon construction job.
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Effingham, II
Roger Hardick
Neoga
Mattoon
James J. Rieman
Charles H. Koesier
Effingham
Roy M. Price
Price
Freeze Hits Dixie as Peach Crops Brace for Losses
Sub freezing weather across the Southeast damaged crops in several states. Georgia appeared to escape major peach damage though 26 degree readings caused some loss, while North Georgia faced severe peach harm. South Carolina and North Carolina reported heavy losses to orchards, and Florida saw beans corn cucumbers and watermelons affected near Gainesville Ocala and Zellwood.
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Atlanta
Florida
Gainesville
Ocala
Zellwood
Fla
Georgia
Fort Valley
South Georgia
North Georgia
North
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Karpet Korner Fire Causes $5,000 Loss at Mt. V Store
A fire at Karpet Korner, 321 Casey Avenue, caused about $5,000 damage including rugs and carpeting. Fire Chief Sydney Burnette cited a $3,000 carpeting loss and $2,000 in building damage at Fourth and Casey. Max Whitlock operates the store at 701 Tolle Road. flames started from an extension cord short circuit and spread through the building. Earlier Monday, firefighters tackled a rubbish fire under a car at 703 South 24th Street, damaging car wiring.
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Karpet Korner
Casey Avenue
Sydney Burnette
Fourth and
Casey
P. D. Tittle
Max Whitlock
701
Tolle Road
South 24Th Street
Betty G. Williams
MacArthur Still On Critical List
Washington AP General Douglas MacArthur remains in critical condition at Walter Reed Hospital. Kidney problems have eased slightly but intermittent esophageal bleeding continues. Heart function and blood pressure are reported stable, with no confirmation of a possible stomach ulcer.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Hospital
MacArthur
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Heaton
Biw Hendricks
Civil Defense
Anchorage
Denali Theater
Farmersville Mine Fire Threatens Production In Montgomery
Firefighters pulled back from the Crown Mine shaft in Farmersville, Montgomery County, as inspectors decide whether to seal the 350 foot underground area to starve the fire of oxygen. Up to 20 miners fought smoulder, two with minor smoke inhalation. The mine, run by Freeman Coal Mining Corp, may not resume production before next week and employs about 450 workers. Officials suspect the blaze started near a conveyor belt where coal residue gathered.
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Farmersville, I
Freeman Coal Mining Corp
Corwn
Montgomery County
Crescent City Tide Wave Toll Cuts Missing Count
Crescent City residents sift through wreckage after a deadly tidal surge from the Alaska quake. Eleven are confirmed dead and eight of the originally listed missing have been found. Four waves struck 29 blocks, leaving about 400 homeless and damage pegged near 50 million dollars.
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Crescent City
Calif
del Norte
Ozzie Hovgaard
Alaska
California
Sheriff's Office
Interstate 24 connection to I 57 proposal area faces talks
Illinois Tennessee Kentucky and Missouri highway officials plus the Bureau of Public Roads study an interstate system from Nashville Tennessee to Paducah Kentucky crossing Illinois near Metropolis and linking to I 57 near Pulley's Mill A second route would connect I 40 near Jackson Tennessee with I 55 near Hayti Missouri crossing the Mississippi near Caruthersville Missouri A new Ohio River bridge would replace the Irwin Cobb Bridge at Paducah and a Mississippi River crossing would span midway along a 150 mile bridgeless stretch.
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Washington
Illinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Bureau of Public Roads
Nashville
Tenn
Paducah
Ilinois
Metropolis
Pulley’s Mill
Als
Jackson
Hayts
Mississippi River
Caruthersville
Ohio River
Irwin Cobb
Mississippi
Shortage Of Coins Increasing Says Treasury Officials
Government officials who oversee coin manufacture warn the shortage could reach a crisis within two to three years as demand soars. They note 4.1 billion coins will be produced in the year ending June 30 and 4.6 billion in fiscal 1965 with overtime funding, while current inventories are almost exhausted. Officials cite vending machines and collectors as possible factors and estimate 8 to 12 million numismatists exist.
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Adren Cooper Washington
Treasury
Congress
Philadelphia
Denver
Ozark Sets Mt Vernon Boarding Record With 26 Passengers
Ozark Air Lines carried 26 passengers at Mt Vernon Airport setting a new daily boarding record. The group included business and professional men students military personnel and others heading to diverse destinations, all traveling individually rather than in groups per Ozark official Robert Moorhaus.
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Ozark Air Lines
Ozark
Mt. Vernon
Robert Moorhaus
Seven Elected As Directors Of Mt. V. Chamber
Robert E. O'Brien A E Swartz David Bayer Chapman Rackaway Olen Eater George Beck and Edward Campbell were chosen to three year terms on the Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce and Industry board starting April 1. Directors will elect chamber officers for the coming year today. Election judges John R Echols chair Margaret Benton Gilbert N Wood and George Purdy counted ballots yesterday afternoon.
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Robert E. O’brien
A. E. Swartz
David Bayer
Chapman Rackaway
Olen Eater
George
Bob) Beck
Edward Campbell
Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce and Industry
John R. Echols
Margaret Benton
Gilbert N. Wood
George Purdy
Test Gemini Spacecraft In SeaSoon
The two man Gemini craft will undergo a 36 hour sea test off Galveston in the Gulf of Mexico with six crew and engineers. tests aim to observe salt water effects on instruments leaks and battery life while the capsule floats and is recovered. Astronauts include Armstrong Young Lovell. engineers are Harvey Thomas Mercer.
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Harold R. Williams
Houston
Tex
Gemini
Galveston
Gulf of Mexico
Manned Spacecraft Center
Earth
Ellington Air Force Base
Neil A. Armstrong
John Young
James Lovell
Gordon Harvey
Jim B. Thomas
Robert D. Mercer
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nixon In Siam Warns On Reds
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged unbending U S firmness against communism in Bangkok warning that a flexible approach would be disastrous. He urged continued U S recognition denial of Communist China and blocking Peking’s UN seat bid. Nixon voiced U S resolve to stay in South Vietnam until victory over guerrillas is secured.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Nixon
United States
China
Peking
United Nations
South Viet Nam
American Chamber of Commerce
40 More Acres For Rend Lake Acquisition Approved
Springfield March 30 Gov Otto Kerner approved $1400 in funds for the Rend Lake Conservancy District to buy 40 acres in Franklin County for Rend Lake construction spanning Jefferson and Franklin counties.
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Springfield
Ill
Otto Kerner
Rend Lake Conservancy District
Franklin County
Jefferson
Franklin Counties
Greeks Freed After Spy Conviction in United Arab Republic
Cairo reports ten Greeks jailed for spying for Israel in 1962 were released and handed to the Greek Embassy for deportation. The official note gave no explanation for the decision.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
Israel
Washington Quake Dips Cause Subtle Ground Shifts
A brief Alaska earthquake effect near Washington caused the ground to rise about one inch, then sink two inches, then rise two more, over roughly two hours from 11 05 p m Friday. The shifts were minor and largely unnoticed, with no crustal rupture. Similar, milder movements occurred elsewhere in the country.
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Washington
Alaska
National Bureau of Standards
R. K. Cook
Bureau of Standards
Kodiak Hit Hardest Death Toll Topples 72
Alaska faced a rising death toll after a Friday quake and tidal waves with 178 confirmed or presumed dead across communities including Kodiak Island. Officials warned of uncertain counts as new aftershocks and widespread destruction disrupted transport, ports, and roads. An emergency airlift from Seattle and restored air service aided relief efforts as crews assessed casualties.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Alaska Civil Defense
Kodiak
Gulf of Alaska
Civil Defense
Chenega
Prince William Sound
Fairbanks
Cordova
Whitter
Homer
Kodiak Island
Valdez
Kayak Island
Chenga
Seward
Port Ashton
Alaskan
Aleutian Islands
Gulf
University of Washington
Seattle
Wash
Air Force
Bob Hilliker
State’s Department of Fish and Game
Seldovia
Adak
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Richardb. Russell
D-Ga
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Russell
Senate
Humphrey
Dixie
Sen
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Kuchel
Dixie Forces
Holland
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ruchel
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
By Farouk Nassar
King Saud
Route 45
Mt. V
Farmersville
Mt. V. Chamber
Siam
Rend Lake
House On Hill
Johnston City
Texice
Dick Barnes
Colupun
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