Store Roof Tumbles in Fatal Fireworks Blast
Charleston, D C Up I report five to six killed and 14 injured after a fireworks explosion at a suburban Clover Farm grocery near the Charleston Navy base. Roof collapsed trapping shoppers and workers as flames swept the building and nearby homes. Firemen recovered several bodies and treated witnesses and staff for burns and injuries.
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Charleston
D.C
UPI
Herbert Livingston
Clover Farm Grocery
North Charleston
Charleston Navy Base
Population Rises 2 633 000 in New Year Outlook
Washington brief notes a warm weekend with UPI forecasting a population figure around 190 695 000 for the United States as 1983 begins. Forecaster Qren Edrington predicts sunny skies and temperatures mid 60s by Thursday with lows near 34 degrees, warming into Sunday or Monday.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Qren Edrington
Five day forecast for Bexar area with mild warming
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with a slight warmup from Wednesday through Thursday. Light southerly winds increase Thursday afternoon. Expected highs near 60 on Thursday and mid 60s later in the period, with overnight lows around 32 to 34. Temperatures run about two degrees above norms with little or no precipitation and a trend toward colder conditions by Sunday or Monday.
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Bexar
Rockefeller to Make TV Speech Nationwide Appeal
Washington Post reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller plans a nationwide radio television address later this month urging tolerance and understanding toward his divorce and remarriage. The speech would form an unannounced public appeal on behalf of Rockefeller, then a declared candidate for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Post
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Bus-Subway Strike Averted in New York Contract
Negotiators reached a settlement averting a threatened strike of New York City's subway and bus systems. Mayor Robert F. Wagner announced the agreement calling the terms reasonable and noting that the recent subway fare had been preserved.
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New York
Tors
Robert F. Wagner
Fire Fatal To 3 of Family in Springfield Mass
Three members of a single family died early today when a fire swept their two story home in Springfield Massachusetts. The dead were Basil Cunningham his daughter Margaret 3 and his son Charles A second son Christopher 6 and Mrs Sally Cunningham are in critical condition.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Serail
Basil Cunningham
Margaret
Charles
Sally Cunningham
Christopher
Year End Business and Financial Section Preview
The editor highlights a special Year End Business and Financial section on pages 73 to 80 with forecasts for 1964 and the New York stock tables. San Antonio’s labor market is analyzed in depth. Ben Siegel reports on the statistics tracking agency on page 13. Victor Riesel offers 196¢ predictions across the home front and global markets on page 28. Morris Willson provides light local humor in Bexar Facts on page 29.
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Ton’t
New York
San Antonio
Ben Siegel
Victor Riesel
Britain
Germany
Italy
U.S.S.A
Cuba
Morris Willson
Bexar
Classifieds and notices roundup from a city newspaper
An index lists sections and page numbers for a daily paper including Around the Plaza, Comics, Death Notices, Editorials, Features, Goren on Bridge, Radio TV, Society, Sports and more. Indicates pages 1 58 66 39 24 50 52 28 2 4 38 38 43 48 26.
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Classifien
Goren
Society
Johnson Promotes Local Efforts to Curb Dropouts
President Johnson urged communities to fight school dropouts through local campaigns and pilot programs. He cited 1963 back to school results showing half of actual or potential dropouts returning, and nine of ten staying in school, urging expansion to at least half of districts in 1964.
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Johnson City
Dent Johnson
Johnson
Canada
U.S. Education
Francis Ke
Joh F. Kennedy
Demonstration in New Delhi Over Fleet in Indian Ocean
A brief protest outside the U.S. embassy in New Delhi staged by several groups demanded the U.S. Seventh Fleet be sent to the Indian Ocean. The demonstration appeared to be organized to pressure U.S. policy and attracted media attention.
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New Delhi
UPI
India
Iin
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Indian Ocean
New Year Arrives in San Antonio Amid Quiet Start
New Year begins with the birth of Norton Isla Munoz at Robert B. Green Hospital to Jesus Guadalupe Munoz and family. In a separate incident, 55-year-old William Carl Reavis and 24-year-old Julio Gonzalez die in a Pereida Street crash. Police arrest Gonzalez for drunken driving. The night also sees vandalism at R E Lee Elementary and a burglary attempt at Hancock Service Station. A boy is referred to juvenile authorities as the city notes a calmer turn to 1964 after 1963 fatalities.
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Glenn Tucker
San Antonio
Norton
Isla Munoz
Jesusary Guadalupe Munoz
San Ignacio
Robert B. Green Hospital
William Carl Reavis
Cactus
Julio P. Gonzalez
N. Comal
Pereida
S. Presa
Reavis
R. B. Green Hospital
Gonzalez
E. Houston
John M. Gober
Gober
Santa Rosa Hospital
R. E. Lee
Lamar
Hancock
Castroville Rd
E. de la Garza
Joe J Bravo
Stonewall
Fred Per
S.W. Trrentys
Jesus Gonzales
Tomas Gonzales
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Fereida
LBI
Kansas “City
Marty S. Truman
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