Chile Begins Grim Task After West Chile Quake
In Santiago and hardest hit regions a day after Sunday's quake, crews swarm over debris and repair roads and bridges. El Cobre, a mining town wiped out by a dam burst, faces vast wreckage with 45 bodies recovered and more than 300 feared buried. Authorities set up tents and field kitchens. Chile declines outside aid, aiming to rebuild with own strength.
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Santiago
Chile
el Cobre
Armed Services
United States
Johnson
Eduardo Frei
la Ligua
Llay- Llay
Llay-Llay
San Felipe
Argentina
New York Newspaper Crisis Ends Indefinitely
In New York City a planned 2 am walkout over automation and wages was postponed indefinitely after a City Hall meeting. Mayor Robert F Wagner announced that printers and photoengravers agreed to continue negotiations and that a 24 hour notice would be given before any new strike deadline.
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NEW York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Publishers Association of
Athens Tremor Shakes Downtown as Police Report No Casualties
A strong earth tremor struck Athens at 11 49 a m causing fright across the city and shaking upper floors of downtown buildings. Police reported no casualties or serious damage after about five seconds of shaking.
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Athens
Greece
FBI Assists In Probe Of Klan
A congressional investigation into the Ku Klux Klan began after the House Un-American Activities Committee vote to proceed. The FBI and Justice Department could aid, with focus on who the Klan members are, their numbers, locations, and objectives, as President Johnson backs federal help. Mississippi grand dragon E L McDaniel welcomed the inquiry.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Ku Klux Klan
FBI
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Edwin E. Wiis
Dia
Charles L. Weltner
D-Ga
Natchez, Miss
E. L. McDaniel
Mississippi
United Klans of America
KKK
Willis
Johnson
Justice Department
Alty
Nicholas Katzenbach
51 Killed In Crash Near Tangier
AP report from Tangier Morocco describes a Iberia Convair crash into the sea minutes before landing. Of 54 aboard 51 died, three seriously injured rescued by a Spanish trawler and three fishing boats recovered 47 bodies. Passengers included 36 Swedes 11 Germans and 2 Brits. The flight originated Malaga.
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Tangier
Morocco
Iberia Airlines
Gibraltar
Iberia
Convair
Malaga
Spain
Virgen de Carmilo
Cap Espartel
Weather report for Texas regions
Snyder temperatures show highs around six maybe and lows about four with 7 am readings. North Central Texas sees considerable cloudiness and warmth with light showers in extreme south this afternoon. Northeast Texas cloudy and warmer Thursday with a few showers late today. Northwest Texas partly to mostly cloudy then warmer Thursday. South Central Texas mostly cloudy today through Thursday with warmer conditions.
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Snyder
Texas
Northwest
Plans memorial to Ernest Hemingway in Sawtooth region
Floyd Iverson announced a private funded memorial to novelist Ernest Hemingway in the Sawtooth Mountains. The monument will be built at Wood River campground ten miles north of Ketchum, near where Hemingway died by a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 1961.
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Katchum
Idaho
Ernest Hemingway
Sawtooth Mountains
Wood Hiver
Ketchum
Hemingway
Floyd Iverson
Just Loves French Food Just Loves French Food
London AP reports Mrs. Peter Eton, a 36 year old housewife, pays 9.80 pounds for a round trip Britain to France flight and enjoys a five hour shopping trip across the Channel. She says fresh bread and vegetables entice her and that the trip offers a quality experience with none of the usual UK travel hassles. The Etons live near Lydd Airport, with an air ferry to Le Touquet, 50 miles away. One day cross-Channel trips require no passports.
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London
Peter Eton
Britain
France
English Channel
Eton
Lydd
le Touquet
Channel
US Diplomat Arrives in Indonesia for Talks
Veteran U.S. diplomat Ellsworth Bunker arrived in Jakarta to examine worsening U.S. Indonesian relations. He met Foreign Minister Subandrio and is to confer with President Sukarno on Thursday. He is expected to stay about two weeks.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Subandrio
Sukarno
Johnson seeks new Saigon embassy after blast
President Johnson indicated plans to request authority and funds to build a new American embassy in Saigon as North Vietnamese forces attacked the current site. Officials said no immediate retaliatory action was planned while Johnson conferred with Rusk McNamara Bundy and later with Ambassador Taylor. The Saigon embassy was heavily damaged by a terrorist explosion, producing deaths and injuries among Vietnamese and American personnel.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
South
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
Jonson
White House
George E Reedy
North Viet Nam
GOPs Seek To Broaden Vote Bill
Washington AP report by Leander H Perez notes Republican lawmakers push to expand a federal voting rights bill. Dirksen says bipartisan effort, Katzenbach cites nonpartisan aims, as plan would empower federal registrars in states with limited black voting, despite GOP leaders steering coverages to key Southern states.
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Washington
Leander H. Perez
Plaquem
Ines Parish
Judiciary Committee
Senate Republican
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Louis
GOP
Ana
Alabama
Georgia
Missis
Sippi
South Carolina
Alaska
Louis Dirksen
Mississippi
Atty
Carolina
Virginia
Nicholas Katzenbach
North Carolina
Maine
Idaho
Arizona
Feder
Dirkal
Sen
Dirksen
Britain records 1964 payments deficit and reserve drop
Britain posted a $2.086 billion balance of payments deficit for 1964 as gold and hard currency reserves declined by $341.6 million. The treasury also borrowed $1 billion from the IMF and $604.8 million from overseas banks.
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London
Britain
Treasury
International Monetary Fund
Three American Crewmen Killed In Viet Nam Action
Viet Cong gunners shot down four U.S. helicopters in central Viet Nam. Three American crewmen were killed and 15 wounded as U.S. forces pressed major operations including bombing raids on radar stations and a Viet Cong munitions depot. Additional Marine and Army helicopters faced heavy fire near Viet An while embassy staff returned to Saigon under tight security.
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John T. Wheeler
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Coral Sea
Hancock
Cape Ron
Vinh Son
Hanoi
Peking
South Viet Nam
Viet An
Tam Ky
Quang Tin
Lubbock Man Held In Pittsburgh Death
In Pittsburgh a 38 year old supervisor for the Edgar Thompson Steel Co was found dead on a Hilton Hotel ledge. Initial reports claimed Alfred Price Jr of Monroeville fell from a ninth floor window but detectives found a second man bloodied in the room and wrecked furniture. They held Jan Ronald Guy of 3608 42nd St Lubbock Texas for questioning. No charges filed yet.
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Pittsburgh
Edgar Tompson Steel Co
Hilton Hotel
Alfred Price Jr
Monroeville
Jan Ronald Guy
42Nd St
Lubbock
Texas
Civil rights marchers reach Capitol with calm mood
In Selma and Montgomery the tense period eased as civil rights workers and supporters carried empty caskets to state Capitol steps. Police presence remained low and no incidents were reported while leaders paused mass events. Viola Liuzzo mourners joined the vigil as the 50 mile Selma Montgomery march concluded.
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Montgomery
James G
Clark
Joseph Smitherman
Selma
Viola
Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Lowndesboro
State Capitol
Mills Cowling
Capitol
Marvin Stanley
L. B. Sullivan
Tie
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