Victims of Storm Begin Cleanup After Devastating Winds
Storm toll climbs as Oregon suffers 13 deaths and millions in damage. Northern California and Washington record fatalities, floods and mudslides. San Francisco Bay area, Seattle World’s Fair shut, British Columbia hit hard. A chartered airliner zigzagged to safe landing with no injuries.
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Anti Castro raid off southeast Cuban coast reported by Coast Guard
Two Cuban militiamen aboard a patrol boat were rescued after their vessel was attacked near Vara dere Beach east of Havana. One, Sgt. Filiberto Suarez Lima, sought asylum in the United States. the other, Cpl. Miguel Cao Mendina, was wounded and wounded, while a larger Cuban vessel fled. Havana blamed a pirate attack and Yankee imperialist aggression. Alpha 66 denied involvement.
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Berlin Crisis Deepens As Berlin Tension Surges
Berlin crisis dominates U S rhetoric with East German claims of urgency for a peace treaty. West Berlin politics stir Adenauer and Brandt as McNamara warns Berlin is the most serious threat since Korea. Officials weigh a possible Cuba blockade but deny any Soviet deal on Berlin.
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Byrd reports nationwide welfare cheating probe plan
Senator Byrd disclosed a Welfare Department plan to conduct a nationwide check on possible cheaters in aid to dependent children. He cited a Tass statement noting many ineligible persons may be on welfare, especially in large cities, with tests planned across the country. An appropriations subcommittee he heads also found 59.7 percent of examined District of Columbia welfare recipients were ineligible.
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Tribal War Breaks Out in Uganda and Kenya Border
Nairobi police report that tribesmen from Uganda raided the Turkena tribe in Kenya after three days of celebration of Uhura freedom. Thirty-six people were killed, including 48 children, amid a running fight near the Kenya Uganda border.
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Finland leader in Moscow for talks with Khrushchev
President Urho Kekkonen of Finland arrived in Moscow for talks with Premier Khrushchev and other Soviet leaders.
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Turkan a massacre follows peace treaty after inde pendence
Turkana tribes clash with paramilitary and police in a running battle after a formal peace treaty. Armored attackers and spears rattle as 15 killed amid fears of further revenge. The incident comes a week after an independence act linking Dedoth and Turkana as neighbors.
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