Beulah Regains Strength
Tropical storm Beulah, building toward hurricane strength, moves across the Caribbean toward Central America after striking Jamaica. A hurricane hunter reports Beulah re intensifying, with top winds rising from 50 to 53 mph as forecasts predict a gradual increase. Beulah, once at 140 mph, caused 18 deaths in Caribbean islands and remains closer to land than two other storms, while tropical storm Doria lingers east of Norfolk, Virginia.
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Miami
Fla
Beulah
Jamaica
Caribbean Sea
Central America
Naili
Asmitch
Caribbean
Doria
Norfolk
Tao Chu Emerges as Threat to China Civil War Balance
Shanghai’s Wen Hui Pao reports Tao Chu a key Mao era figure, long thought overthrown, has resurfaced with influence in south central China. The article links him to Wuhan upheaval and hints he could detach parts of China from Peking, signaling a potential civil conflict.
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William L. Ryan
Tao Chu
Mao Tse-lung
China
Khrushchev
Peking
Shanghai
Man
Lin Piao
Chou En-lai
Red Chinese
Wen Hui Pao
Peking Radio
Red Guard
Mao Tse-ing
Mao Chu
Wuhan
Tmple
Hupeh
Tao
Liu Saho-chi
May
Tao Chia
Communist Party
South Central
South China
Miao Tse-tung
Ao Chu
South
Mao
Lin
Herald P. Fahringer
Fiedler
Ho Lung
Lao
Ho Arejold
Alcohol Seen Worse Than Marijuana Testimony in Fiedler Case
University of Rochester pharmacologist testified that alcohol misuse causes more serious effects than marijuana in a Buffalo narcotics case involving writer and literary critic Dr. Leslie A. Fiedler. The pretrial hearing examined eavesdropping evidence from a raid on Fiedler's home.
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Buffalo, N.Y
University of Rochester
Leslie A. Fiedler
Harold Borgstedt
University
School of Medicine and Dentistry
Fiedler
State University of Buffalo
Insurance Firms Back Slum Renewal Plan With 1 Billion
Insurance companies plan to commit up to 1 billion dollars to renew slums, fund rent supplements, rehab existing structures, and finance home purchases and model city projects. The program, discussed by Housing Secretary Weaver and Metropolitan Life, aims to shift private funds into city core areas despite higher local risk. Each insurer will negotiate separately with borrowers, with months needed to deploy the capital.
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Aent
Johnson
Insurance Mortgage Fund
Secretary of Housing
Robert C.J. Weaver
Gilbert Fitzhugh
Metropolitan Life
Life
Fitzhugh
White House
Yitzhugh
Buckley Bucker Ends Campaign Against Javits
NEW YORK AP The Buckley for Senator campaign to challenge Sen Jacob Javits in the Republican primary folded as Buckley declined to run. James McGoey, state coordinator, said Buckley convinced him he could do more for the party next year through his newspaper column and TV show.
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New York
William F. Buckley Jr
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
James McGoey
Buckley
McGoey
Mexico Population Seen Hit 50 Million by 1970
Mexico forecast a growth rate of 3.48 percent bringing the population to about 50 million by 1970, according to the Secretariat of Industry and Commerce.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Secretariat of Industry and Commerce
Welfare plan sparks clashes at Con Con panel
At the convention a heated debate pitted Sen Brydges and opponents against supporters led by Moses Weinstein over a proposed welfare cost shift to the state. GOP critics charged the plan favors New York City and risks higher taxes while backers argued it relieves city property owners through state funding, with officials noting the measure would require study and would not provide immediate city budget relief.
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Sen. Brydges
Moses W. Weinstein
Weinstein
George W. Cornell
Scarsdale
New York
Franklin R. Weissberg
New York City
Travia
Sen
Brydges
Perry B. Duryea
Duryealy
Alan K. Campbell
Cazenovia
Albany
Erastus Corning II
Emil Levin
Rocky
Rockefeller
Committee
Charles E. Rice
Bronx
GOP
Teachers Strike News Good Bad in Michigan and Beyond
Michigan teachers in 18 districts stay on strike while injunctions loom in Flint Beecher and Saline settles for reopening as 2,300 students return. Pay raises of 600 to 900 dollars amid fights over funds for classrooms and facilities spark boycotts and freedom schools in Houston Providence and Baltimore debates over school finances and teacher pay.
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Michigan
iFlint
Beecher
Saline Area
Ann Arbor
Houston
Tex
Freedom Public Schools
Providence
R.I
Baltimore
J. Joseph Curran
Carmichael Aims at U S Structure
Carmichael said black power aims to destroy the structure of the United States during a news conference in Algiers. He compared his movement to African revolutionaries and rejected peaceful coexistence, speaking at a session sponsored by the Alberian Liberation party.
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Carmichael
U. S
Algiers
UPI
Stokeley Carmichael
United States
Alberian Liberation Party
Jamaicans Arrive for Ontario Apple Harvest Tomorrow
About 105 migrant laborers from Jamaica are due in Owen Sound Ontario for apple harvest tomorrow. Officials hope they have adequate clothing after a public appeal collected warm garments for 55 Jamaicans last Sunday as temperatures dropped to freezing. After harvest they return to Jamaica.
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Owen Sound
Ont
Jamaica
Thornburg
Caribbean
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RD 1
Averill Park
Troy Air Park
Poestenkill
Federal Aeronautics Authority
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Harry McKenna
Liu
Margaret
Buckley Bucker
Lawrence D. Meyer
Clarence Burdick Jr
Alfred W. Casey
Meyer
Archibald Coulter
Loita
Latham Corners
Sal
Famous Maker
Ae Snot
Celldrea's
Whitbeck
U.S
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