Twelve Die In Flaming Collision Near Everett Mass
A Boston and Maine diesel car and an oil truck collided at a street crossing in Everett near Boston. Twelve people died and 18 were injured as 7,000 gallons of stove oil spilled and flames engulfed the single car train. Engineer Thomas Bagley was killed and passenger Martin F. Marnik, 18 of Lynn, recounted the crash. Police, fire crews, and medics rushed victims to Boston hospitals as doors jammed and rescuers fought the blaze with bare hands.
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Everett, Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
Pasenger
Herbert Fothergill
Chelsea
North Station
Boston
Boston Garden
Fothergill
Everett
Ralph DeVito
George Stewart
Whidden
Rockport
Mass
Thomas Bagley
Martin F. Marnik
Lynn
Marnik
Frederick Scott
Ski area reports excellent conditions after fresh snow
Lincoln County reports 12 inches of new snow at Sierra Blanca Ski Area. All lifts, restaurants, and the ski shop are open. Chains remain required on the road to the area.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
Sierra Blanca
Yearly totals at this date show decline
At this point in the year 416 is recorded this year versus 480 at the same date last year. The figures indicate a drop of 64 in year to date totals, reflecting a slower pace or fewer events having occurred.
Babson Forecast Feature Promises 1967 Business Outlook
The Roswell Daily Record will publish Babson's Business and Financial Forecast for 1967 on Thursday. Predictions cover inflation deflation tax squeeze stock selection and rising costs amid a congress stalemate and housing shortages. Roger W. Babson, renowned commentator, leads the forecast project and outlines its relevance to readers and businesses nationwide.
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Roswell Daily Record
Babson
Congress
Roger W. Babson
Gloucester
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Babsor Institute For
Webber College For Women
Three Teens Slaying Defendant Faces Jan 20 Hearing
David McCarter Jr. charged with three counts of murder in the slaying of three teenage boys. preliminary hearing set for January 20. Ashton Victorian identified in Albuquerque case as man held in deaths of elderly storekeeper and wife. A lawyer pursuing a $164 000 judgment target against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell seeks attachment of Powell's congressional bank account.
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Irmingham
Ala
David McCarter Jr
Albuquerque
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
U.S. Maintains Bombing Policy Despite Civilian Toll
Washington officials and lawmakers debate the Pentagon admission that civilians have been killed by U S raiders in North Vietnam. Officials insist bombing targets military sites to pressure North Vietnam and protect American lives while Congress prepares hearings led by Sen. Fulbright. President Eisenhower later backs the Pentagon stance, noting civilian deaths were unintentional.
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Washington
Pentagon
Christian
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Harrison E. Salisbury
New York Times
Congress
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Northern Chile hit by violent earthquake disaster
A strong earthquake struck northern Chile injuring and damaging Taltal and surrounding towns. One death in Taltal and a 99 year old killed by a wall collapse. Army and police coordinated rescue and water supplies as tremors were felt across Tarapaca and Antofagasta regions.
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Santiago
Chile
Taltal
Talta
Interior Ministry
Anaconda Copper Co
Chuquicamata
el Salvador
Antofagasta
Tarapaca
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington
Honolulu
China confirms fifth nuclear test amid international tension
AP reports Communist China announced its fifth atmospheric nuclear explosion at Lop Nor in Sinkiang. U.S. officials estimate the yield was low to intermediate, well above Hiroshima but below the May test, with Beijing vowing not to use nuclear weapons first.
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Tokyo
China
Peking
New China
U.S
Washington
Lop Nor Proving Ground
Sinkiang
Red China
Japan
Mao Tse-tung
Hiroshima
State Department
Carl Barthh
Barth
Anti-Draft Seminar Draws Sixty Youths In Detroit
About 60 draft age youths attended an interfaith anti draft seminar at Detroit Central Methodist Church sponsored by the Committee of Citizens for Peace in Vietnam. The day long event featured workshops on Selective Service and will end with a rally protesting U S involvement.
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Detroit
Detroit Central Methodist Church
Committee of Citizens For Peace In
Vietnam
U.S
Breakthrough
Public hearing ordered closed in New Mexico murder case
A preliminary hearing for Diane Smith, 22, charged in the death of Kuan Tien Shih, 31, was ordered closed to news media and the public in Las Cruces. Defense lawyers argued the closure protects rights and avoids publicity that could shift venue. The case involves a partially burned car find near Mesilla and Shih’s gunshot deaths.
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Associated Press
Las Cruces
Diane Smith
New Mexico State University
Kuan Tien Shih
Taiwan
Dist
Edward Triviz
Rudy Apodaca
Ben Newell
Een
Army
Billie Rodger Miller
White Sands
Shih
Mesilla
Abeer
Mender
Legal Profession
Atty
Williams
Boston Witt
Alexander Sceresse
Albuquerque
Saiks
Dan Buzzard
Clovis
The
New Mexico
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Janie Meuli
Yucca
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Ma Angell
Roswell
Richard
Jim Angell
Dewey Johnson
Angell
Stubbs
Atacama
Sierra Blanca Peak
Pine Lodge Point
Communist
Johnson
Far East
Ell Zook
Highland Park
Mich
Zook
George Colman
Colman
Carmack
al Stubbs
Roswell Record
New Mexico Press Association
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