Bolivia hostage siege tests government force and truce
Rebels led by Juan Lechin seize hostages in Catavi miners strike. The army withdraws troops as a truce holds. Americans and other foreigners are kept under guard in a Catavi mine library while negotiations continue. U.S. urges safe release of all captives.
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Bolivia
Thomas Martin
New York
Michael A. Kristula
Cadillac
Mich
Martin
Kristula
U.S. Information Agency
U. 8
Peace Corps
Lechin
U. S
Thomas M. Martin
Cole Union Federation
la Paz
Boliviaan
Workers' Councils
Juan Lechin
Ororo
Catavi
Bolivian
la Pazeo
Catayi
al Dutchman
Lectin Tide
Nous
Calavil
Oruro
Comelius Bloot
Bloot
Oruto
Juan J. Torres
Paz
Cochabamba
Ururu
Pricipal Miner
Interior Ministry
Oruid-Calavi
Washington
State Department
United States
Douglas Henderson
Telephone Crewmen Beaten Up At Night
Two union workers were attacked after leaving a phone company facility. Lawrence Dow and Louis Morgan, both unharmed, identified five assailants as Communications Workers of America members. Officers report the men followed them to 10th Street and Cherry Avenue around 10 pm. one CWA official said the union does not condone such actions and would expel any convicted members.
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Lawrence Dow
Junipero Ave
Louis W. Morgan
Seventh ‘St
E. Wardlow Road
10Th Street
Cherry Avenue
John L. Finn
Warren J. Simpson
Dow
Morgan
Communications Workers of America
Big Victory in School Aid Bill After Conference
The House and Senate reached a compromise on a college and vocational school aid package. The measure, backed by Kennedy, would authorize 690 million over three years for construction grants and 360 million in loans, plus 145 million for postgraduate facilities. Vocational aid totals 731 million over four years, with federal support tapering to 300 million annually after the period, and overall funding extends to June 30, 1965.
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House
Senate
Wayne Morse
Johnson
Kennedy
Congress
Fedt
Kidnap Fears Haunt Movie Colony Past Case Recalled
A long recalled 1930s Hollywood incident around Pickfair and the Temple family revived fears of kidnap threats. Shirley Temple faced warnings, bodyguards and police involvement as letters and plots surfaced, with other stars like Coogan and Harald Lloyd also linked to past threats.
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Ywood
Shirley Temple
Douglas Fairbanks
Moppet
Pickfair
America
Edgar Hoover
Fairbanks
Temple Family
Los Angeles
Stoat Pigeon
Shirley
Kansas
Miss Pickford
Harald Lloyd
Wackle Coogan
Rews
Pings
Pola Negti
Cap
Sheriff's Deputies
Horse Thief Slaying Suspects in One Jail
FA I R B A U LT Minn UPD The Ries County Jail admitted stealing a horse and the case ties to a narcotics charge. The report mentions suspects linked to a farm near Teran and notes a murder appeal process with sentencing set for January.
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Fairbault
Minn
Ries County
Los Angeles
Keeny
U' Ponles
Teran
Ray van
Rolene Madison
Tion
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