Typhoid Prevention Crisis Faces Chile Earthquake Area
In Puerto Montt Chile after a devastating quake, aid stations line the streets as women, children, and men wait hours for typhoid shots and milk powder. Red Cross workers vaccinate and feed the needy while doctors note 30 to 40 killed and 70 missing in a city of 45,000. The only hospital is destroyed and a large safe holds an estimated 28 million dollars.
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Thomas J. Stone
Puerto Monut
Chile
Red Cross
Esa Bazan
Luis Edensperger
State Bank
Emergency Aid Sent Chile By U S Churches
American Protestant and Eastern Orthodox churches rush cash food clothing blankets and medicines to Chile after a series of earthquakes. A 480000 vitamin airlift valued about 2000 will accompany antibiotics and other medicines worth 10000 donated by The Upjohn Company. Loans of 1500 blankets and 54900 pounds of Lutheran World Relief clothing head toward Concepcion and other cities, with 50000 pounds more ready for shipment. Church World Service reports 5000 cash wired for emergency food and supplies and rerouting of 80000 pounds of cornmeal flour and milk to central Chile.
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Chile
Protestant Churches of
America
Church World Service
Cooperative Overseas Relief Agency
United States
Upjohn Company
Kalamasoo
Michigan
Lutheran World Relief
Concepcion
Herter Speaks on Soviet Likely Further Action
Washington AP By JANES MARLOW reports that Secretary of State Christian Herter expects further spectacular action by the Soviets but remains uncertain about the direction. The piece notes Khrushchev faced internal pressure before the U2 incident and that the Eisenhower administration sees no imminent summit meetings during his term. The summary reflects Herter’s cautious outlook and the Ivories’ view of post U2 diplomacy.
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Janes Marlow
Washington
Morgan
Herter
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Christian A. Herter
Nikirk to Face Action of Bar in Frederick
Former Frederick County State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk faces disciplinary action for federal tax evasion while the House and Senate probe a plane incident and summit crack up. Investigators scrutinize agencies tied to Cumberland Airport service and naval intelligence from multiple agencies.
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Nikirk
Bar
Frederick
Herter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Morgan
House
Danbury
Conn
Fed
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Antici Fetal
Alleof
Zheny Airlines
Cumberl
U.S
Baltimore
Frederick County
Edwin F. Nikirk
Washington
Cumberland
Foley Pleased Over Approval Of PWA Measure
Governor Foley hailed approval of a public works appropriation measure as a milestone for state projects. He praised funding for roads bridges and municipal improvements and urged swift implementation by agencies.
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Foley
PWA
Quakes Easing In South Chile Amid Rescue Efforts
Clear weather in southern Chile aided rescue and aid work after a week of violent quakes and tidal waves. Officials cautioned a final death toll would take weeks to confirm, but subsequent tremors were mild, raising hopes for relief progress.
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Santiago
Chile
Allegheny Airlines Opposes Cumberland Flights Restart
Allegheny Airlines fights resumption of Cumberland service urging FAA review. Senior VP David L. Miller and Captain Frank Petee testify about regulations, weather hazards, and safety standards. Local figures push for continued service while airline officials argue against it citing winds, visibility, and mountain conditions.
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Cumberland
FAA
David L. Miller
Allegheny
Frank Petee
Allegheny Ewing
Miller
Charles Schott
Easton
Camington
Cumberland Airport
CAB
Bureau of Air Operation
Mowever
Becker
Easton-Cambridge
East High
Should You Keep Your Fears a Secret
June Reader's Digest outlines findings on when to speak or stay silent to avoid harming resolve. It notes that confessing fears can damage reputation and may weaken effort to address problems. On sale page 145.
Father of Defendant Excluded From Juror Pool
Defense attorney Bob Mitchell sought to excuse C E Chubb, father of defendant David Chubb, 19, claiming he would be too harsh. The potential juror was dismissed. The jury of 11 men and one woman found the youth guilty and imposed a two year sentence.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bob Mitchell
David Chubb
C.E. Chubb
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