Walker Residents Die in Separate Crashes Near Roswell
Air Force Lt. Marion West 30 and 7 year old Christopher James Herrmann of Walker Air Force Base die in two traffic accidents near Roswell. West's car overturned on U S 285. three others hurt but not seriously. Herrmann’s car plunged down a embankment on U S 380 70 as Capt. Jack A Herrmann avoids oncoming traffic.
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Air Force
Marion West
Christopher James Herrmann
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
Herrmann
Jack A. Herrmann
Capt
Eric
Lt. West
U.S. 285
Major railroad merger recommended by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission examiners proposed merging the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads into a 19 631 mile system spanning 14 states the District of Columbia and Canada. They urged conditions including freight service over New Haven lines and not admitting Erie Lackawanna unless finances improve. The plan envisions broader access with New York Susquehanna Western included and Delaware Hudson linked to Norfolk Western.
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Washington
Pennyslvania
New York Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven Railad
Penn Central
New Haven
States
District of Columbia
Canada
Mississippi River
Jerome K. Lyle
Henry C. Darmstadter
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Penn- Central
Erie-Lackawanna
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pennsylvania and New York Central
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake , Ohio-Baltimore & Ohio
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Promises Care for the Wealthy Rise in Miami Yacht Club Plans
Mrs. Carling L. Dinkler Jr a Atlanta socialite says she launched a personal program to help the rich. She describes a new Miami yacht club with extravagant features including chrome hinges that will be gold plated to match gold plumbing.
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Miami, Fla
Johnson
Carling L. Dinkler Jr
Atlanta, Ga
Miami
Navy attacks red radar station hits Bach Long Island
Forty two U S Navy fighter bombers struck North Viet Nam radar installations on Bach Long Island following a Friday raid. A Skyhawk was downed by ground fire with the pilot rescued. The raid marks the 13th attack since February 7 against North Viet Nam.
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Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
Bach Long Island
Gulf of Tonkin
Bach Long
Red China
Hainan
Hanoi
Hongay
Japan
William D. Reynolds
Santa Ana
Calif
da Nang
Reynolds
U.S
Burma Surgeon to be buried at Hill Hospital
Dr. Gordon Seagrave, the Burma surgeon noted for his life of service at the Hill Hospital, died at 68. President heart specialist Dr. Ronald Lwin flew from Burma to Namkham to be with him as the U S Embassy reported his critical condition last Wednesday.
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Burma
Gordon
Seagrave
Burmese Hill
Ronald Lwin
Namkham
Here
U.S
Taylor Rusk Confer Today On Viet Nam
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor meets with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and top State Department officials after returning from Saigon. He calls there an air of optimism about the antiguerrilla campaign and stresses a broad review of U S efforts in Viet Nam.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
State Department
Taylor
Saigon
Johnson
U.S
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
World Fair on schedule for April opening says Moses
New York AP Robert Moses president of the New York World's Fair says the exhibition is on or ahead of schedule for its April 21 opening of its second and last season. Workmen have been engaged in operation dewinterization since mid February at the mile square fair and expect completion by Friday if weather remains favorable.
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Robert Moses
Mile Square Fair
Moses
Earthquake Buries Village After Dam Burst in Chile
A massive quake in central Chile shattered a dam and flooded El Cobre, burying about 400 residents under mud and water. At least 26 others died elsewhere, with hundreds injured and thousands left homeless. A 230 foot dam released two million tons of debris in the copper village 80 miles north of Santiago. A wall of water swept 60 to 70 homes away as villagers described the surge.
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Chile
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Carlos Munchel
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Valparaiso
Llay-Llay
Nogales
San Felipe
Los Andes
la Liqua
Cabildo
Illapel
New York Welcomes Astronauts Parade After Space Flight
Virgil I Grissom and John W Young arrived in New York City aboard a plane from Florida to receive a ticker tape parade led by dignitaries including Vice President Humphrey and Mayor Wagner. Crowds braved rain as police and military honor guards saluted America's first dual space travelers.
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New York
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
New York City
la Guardia
Armed Forces
America
Florida
Lower Broadway
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Wagner
Clinton B. Anderson
D-N.m
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Early House Action Seen For Top Bills
Washington AP The Johnson administration faced slim odds of quick House passage before Easter on three priority bills. These include a voting rights measure a 1.3 billion education aid plan and a comprehensive elderly health care proposal.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Move to impeach Wallace and expand civil rights protests
Civil rights leaders say they will launch a campaign to impeach Gov. George Wallace and turn Alabama into a nationwide demonstration to register Black voters. Bevel pledged actions by mid April and a 30 day boycott, with protests planned in Birmingham Mobile Montgomery Selma and white residential areas.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
James Bevel
Wallace
Birmingham
Mobile
Bevel
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
House
Albert Brewer
Senate
Alabama Supreme Court
King
San Francisco
Calif
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Johnson
Detroit
Hubert H. Humphrey
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Meridian
Miss
Henry Burns
New Mexico Road Toll So Far This Year
Toll data shows a count for the year to date, with a figure of 73 at this date. The brief note records the toll figure without additional context or comparison.
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N. M
Supreme Court bans partial plant shutdown to chill unions
The Supreme Court rules it is an unfair labor practice to close part of a business to deter unions, while allowing the right to close an entire business. The decision, 7-0 with Justices Stewart and Goldberg not participating, involves Darlington Manufacturing Co. and a 1956 plant closure in Darlington South Carolina. The case goes back to the National Labor Relations Board for further proceedings on partial shutdowns.
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Supreme Court
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Darlington
S.C
National Labor Relations Board
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John M. Harlan de
Potter Stewart
Arthur J. Goldberg
Harlan
High Tribunal
U.S. Court of Appeals For
4Th Circuit
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