Seek Bodies Of 2 Lost In Landslide
In Hope British Columbia bulldozers labored to breach a 100 foot wall of rock after a weekend landslide that buried a highway and claimed four lives. Two bodies remained missing as volunteers searched the debris while victims identified include Vance Beck of Penticton Thomas Starchuk of Aldergrove Dennis Arlitt 23 also of Penticton and Mary Kalmakoff 21 of Shoreacres.
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Hope
B.C
Vance Beck
Penticton
Thomas Starchuk
Aldergrove
Dennis Arlitt
Mary Kalmakoff
Shoreacres
Arlitt
Miss Kalmakoff
Leaders Discuss Strategy As ILA Walks Out Coast to Coast
In a Maine to Texas dockworkers strike the 60,000 member International Longshoremen's Association walked off the job after rejecting a proposed contract. The union weighs resubmitting the pact while Grover Gleason plans meetings to persuade locals. The West Coast is not involved. The strike echoes 1962-63 actions that cost the U.S. economy about a billion dollars amid automation fears.
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Adolph LeBlanco
Houston
Texas
Maine
UPI
New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
West Coast
International Longshoremen's & Warehousemen's Union
Independent
Harry Bridges
Gulf Coast
Johnson
Atlas missiles near Roswell to be removed by Feb 12
All Atlas F ICBMs at six Roswell area sites will be removed by Feb 12, a Walker Air Force Base spokesman said. Personnel moves remain unclear though some transfers and reassignment timelines were noted. First missiles already moved from sites 6 and 7 east of Dexter to Norton AFB, California.
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Schilling Afb
Kan
WAFB
579Th
Strategic Missile Squadron
Schilling
Kansas
Air Force
All Vietnamese Marines Move Toward Binh Gia
The Vietnamese marine corps moved 2500 men to Binh Gia by helicopter and road to secure the Catholic refugee settlement about 40 miles east of Saigon. U S advisers doubt the plan. critics warn the marines will be stuck and divert forces from other duties as they aim to pacify two provinces previously free of Communist infiltration.
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Binh Gia
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Vietnamese Marine Corps
U.S
Marine Corps
Cap St. Jacques
Surgeon General Reports Drop in Smoking After Grim 1964 Alert
Surgeon General Luther L. Terry announced first evidence of a sustained decline in cigarette use among adult males, aided by the 1964 warning linking smoking to disease. About 7 percent more men quit since 1962, bringing lifelong quitters to nearly one in four, with women showing a smaller but first downward trend. He cautioned that preliminary data diverge from shipment and tax figures, which hint at a rebound, yet the decline counters claims that nothing has changed.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
Terry
Public Health Service
National Interagency Council On Smoking and Health
The
Health Service
Interagency
GOP Senators Propose Aged Health Care Plan
Six Republican senators led by Sen. Seven Saltonstall draft a plan for the aged offering some doctors fees and drugs outside hospital care. It would extend beyond the Johnson administration proposal by including outpatient services and be financed from Treasury revenues plus state and individual contributions. A separate House proposal by Republicans and an AMA alternative also contend for broader coverage.
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Washington
Sen
Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ways and Means Committee
Ford
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
GOP
General Treasury
Five Die As Freight Trains Clash At Sterling
A Baltimore and Ohio freight and an Erie-Lackawanna freight collided head on at a Sterling track crossover in Wooster Ohio early today. Five crewmen died in flames one crewman was thrown clear and in fair condition. Fuel tanks on diesel engines exploded sparking 150 foot flames. Firefighters from 10 departments battled the blaze for over an hour.
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Wooster, Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie-Lackawanna
Sterling
Medina
Porch Delivery Inaugurated In Roswell
Roswell Daily Record announces 1965 porch delivery for subscribers with carriers placing papers on porches or at doors daily. For service issues call the circulation department at 622 7710 between 5 and 7 p.m.
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Roswell
Mississippi Jury Warned Against Outside Influence
Federal judge Harold Cox cautioned a grand jury in Jackson not to be swayed by influences inside or outside as it reviews the 1964 murder of three civil rights workers.
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Jackson, Miss
Harold Cox
Cox
Biloxi
John Doar
Justice Department
Johnson to push four education immigration and space agenda
President Johnson will send four messages to Congress this week outlining details of his legislative program on education immigration foreign aid and space. Vice President-elect Humphrey predicts health reform passage before spring. the Schwerner Goodman Chaney case resists indictments amid a disputed Barnette confession.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
President Johnson
Justice Department
Philadelphia
Miss
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Meridian
Schwerner
Goodman
Chaney
FBI
Doyle Barnette
Cullen
Barnette
Fiery Rail Crash Kills 5 Crewmen
At Sterling Ohio two freight trains collided at a crossing and erupted in flames. Five crewmen died with possible sixth and three bodies recovered from the wreckage as fire crews fought for hours. Only survivor Clyde H Masters, 54, an Erie brakeman from Marion, was thrown clear.
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Clyde H. Masters
Marion
Ohio
Erie
Red China's Denunciation Raises Question
Tokyo reports that Communist China denounces the United Nations over Indonesia's withdrawal and hints at refusal to join on their terms. Beijing may seek UN reform to favor African and Asian states while avoiding direct alignment, signaling possible new demands to boost prestige among nonaligned nations.
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Tokyo
China
United Nations
Indonesia
Peking
U.N
World Organization
Jukson
United
Roswell Civil Defense Course Offers Shelter Stay Night
Roswell residents will spend January 22 overnight in a fallout shelter as part of a civil defense course from the University of New Mexico extension division. The week-long program runs January 18 to 23 evenings 7 to 10 at Roswell City Hall with early registration advised.
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Roswell Civil Defense
Robert Owen
W.E. Smith
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