82 Die Chilean Airliner Crashes in Andes
A Chilean Airlines passenger plane with 82 aboard crashed into the Andes near La Valdes about 50 miles east of Santiago. Police reported wreckage at 11,700 feet with no signs of survivors. The flight from Santiago to Buenos Aires and Montevideo carried a Chilean National Bank football team.
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Andes
la Valdes
Santiago
Lofty Mountains
Buenos Aires
Miami
Chilean National Bank
Bank of Montevideo
About & A.m
Buenos
Montevideo
Urugua
Fighting Pickets Tangle With U. S. Marshals
In New York City, pickets from SNCC clashed with 12 deputy U.S. marshals on the steps of the U.S. Courthouse during a 20 minute melee. The confrontation arose as SNCC members protested mass arrests in Selma Alabama and sought entry to urge federal intervention for Black voters.
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New York
U.S
Student
Manhattan
SNCC
Alabama
Robert M. Morgenthau
Virtu
40 Die in December Indonesian Quakes
At least 40 people were killed in a sequence of earthquakes and tidal waves that struck Indonesian islands on December 24 and 25 about 1,330 miles east of Jakarta. The hardest hit areas include San Na, Mangole, and Buru in the Celebes and Moluccas. The official news agency Antara reported a tidal wave destroying 90 percent of homes.
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Indonesian Islands
Sanna
Mangole
Buru
Celebes
Moluccas Islands
Antara
Mutiny Rumors On Dutch Tanker After Movie Grievances
A Dutch oil tanker Reza Shah the Great off the Bronx faced a Chinese crew protest demanding more movies and less overtime. Coast Guard cutters, police, and immigration authorities encircled the 22,000 ton ship as Captain Hendrik Veldhuizen described a past incident in which Chinese sailors staged a riot after a Gina Lollobrigida film scene. Authorities reported no violence.
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New York
East River
Coast Guard
Hendrik Veldhuizen
Reza Shah the Great
138Th Street
Bronx
Curacao
Wall Torn Down To Aid Rival In Indiana Fire Relief
Antioch Ill AP reports Illinois Bell tore down a wall to move a 56 foot 10 ton switchboard out of the building. The board will head 310 miles to Richmond Indiana, where a Thursday fire crippled service affecting 18 000 customers. General Telephone lost most equipment, while Bell offered the switchboard as aid with no sale plans.
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Antioch, Ill
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Richmond
Ind
General Telephone Co
Bell
General
Illinois Bell
Bell Company
John C. Meng
Laos Rebel Leaders Flee to Thailand
Deputy Premier Gen. Phoumi Nosavan and Police Gen. Siho Lamphoutacoul are reported to have fled to Udorn Thailand after loyalists crushed the rebellion. Officials say they may face return to Vientiane or punishment. Udorn hosts the wanted men near the U.S. base as the coalition government contemplates actions.
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Vientiane
Laos
Phoumi Nosavan
Siho Lamphoutacoul
Udorn
Thailand
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi
U.S
Souvanna
Siho
Boy 4 Fires Gun Wounds Brothers in Wilton Home
An 8-year-old was shot in the stomach and his sister grazed when their 4-year-old brother fired a .38 in their Saratoga Springs area home. Donal Fish Jr. is in fair condition at Saratoga Hospital. Donnalee had a superficial wound and was discharged. The father had given the revolver to the older boy days earlier, thinking it broken.
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Donal Fish Jr
Saratoga Hospital
Donnalee
Douglas
Wilton
Donald Fish
Soros
Donal Jr
King seeks more civil rights law after Alabama arrests
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spent five days in jail in Selma and plans to meet with President Johnson to press for new voting rights legislation. He urged a constitutional amendment and announced intentions to campaign in Montgomery and other Alabama counties amid mass arrests.
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Selma
Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
Johnson
Alabama
King
Atlanta
Washington
Marion
West Alabama
Montgomery
Kosygin Arrives in Hanoi to Offer Aid to North Vietnam
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Hanoi and voiced strong support for peaceful unification under North Vietnam. He expected to offer weapons and seek to pull North Vietnam closer to the Soviet bloc while distancing it from Beijing amid a tense Sino Soviet split.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Hanoi
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Pham van Dong
North Viet Nam
Kosygin
Tass
North
Peking
Soviet Union
Chou En-lai
Thou
Friar Alemany Bones Returned for San Francisco Burial
The remains of Friar Joseph Sadoc Alemany first archbishop of San Francisco, were brought back from Spain and prepared for permanent reburial. He left San Francisco in 1885 and oversaw about 75 churches and Catholic schools in Northern California during the gold rush era. After thirty years of talks his descendants agreed to the return.
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San Francisco
Joseph Sadoc Alemany
Spain
California
Alemany
McKeon Signals Comeback With Feb 18 Party Meeting
Albany political scene shifts as McKeon calls a Feb. 18 meeting of the state committee after two legislative defeats. Wagner supporters and Republican allies seized top posts this week, while McKeon seeks a confidence vote to rally the Auburn Democratic group. The 300-member panel will convene without Republicans present per McKeon. The move follows Wagner’s demand that McKeon resign or be ousted.
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Albany
William H. McKeon
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
McKeon
Auburn
Wagner
Sea Water Distilling Plants Bring Water Security at Guantanamo
Water supplies at Guantanamo Bay are now self sufficient after three sea water distilling plants began operation from August to December. The base previously depended on Cuban water and shuttle tankers to meet 2.2 million gallons daily, but dependence has ended and dependents are returning from the United States as pools, lawns, and flowers flourish again.
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Castro
Guantanamo
Washington
Cuba
Navy
Reds
Florida
Boy with Dog Found After Night Outdoors
Three year old Robert Dale Simmons was found in a ditch about a half mile from his Due West home after spending the night outside with his dog in 20 degree temperatures. He appeared in good condition. Roughly 100 Erskine students and 200 police, Civil Defense workers and National Guardsmen had searched the area overnight.
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Due West
S.C
Robert Dale Simmons
Erskine
Boy suffocates when hamper lid closes on neck
Three year old Blaine Riforgiato of Portland, New York, died when a metal clothes hamper lid snapped shut on his neck after he fell from a washing machine into an open hamper. Coroner Anson Steward ruled the death accidental. the boy was found by his mother about 30 minutes later.
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Portland
N.Y
Anson Steward
Chautauqua County
Blaine Riforgiato
Steward
Blaine
Anthony Riforgiato
Portand
U S Boosts Aid to Thailand to Counter Communists
U S officials said Washington is increasing economic and military aid to Thailand and intensifying police actions to curb subversion. Ambassador Graham Martin is in Bangkok for security consultations while clandestine broadcasts from Laos, North Viet Nam, and South China claim Thai independence and a national liberation front.
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Washington
United States
Thailand
U.S
Graham Martin
National Liberation Front
National Patriotic Front
Laos
Viet Nam
China
Insurance Executive Named to City Post
Harper Sibley Jr., 39, president of a local insurance firm, took the oath as Rochester public safety commissioner to succeed Donald J. Corbett. Corbett’s resignation becomes effective February 15. Sibley is the son of former U S Chamber of Commerce president Harper Sibley and a great grandson of Hiram Sibley founder of Western Union Telegraph Co.
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Insurance
Donald J. Corbett
Rochester
Harper Sibley Jr
Sibley
Corbett
Harper Sibley
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Hiram Sibley
Western Union Telegraph Co
Will Serve Food To Negroes Says Restaurateur
Atlanta restaurateur Lester Maddox pledged to serve people of all races after a federal judge fined him 200 dollars per day for discriminatory practices at the Pickrick restaurant. Judge Frank Hooper said compliance could purge the contempt citation after 60 days.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Maddox
U.S. Dist
Frank Hooper
Pickrick, Inc
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