Cuban Family Arrives for Resettlement in Washington
A Cuban family sponsored by the First Baptist Church arrives from Miami to establish a new life in Washington. Carlos Enriquez, a refrigeration equipment repairman, his wife Neida, and daughters Maria and Carmen move into 412 E Washington. Church members greet them with a reception as they begin English study and seek employment. The family cites hardship in Cuba under Castro, noting food shortages and political unrest.
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Washington
Cuba
Carlos Enriquez
Maria
Carmen
First Baptist Church of Washington
Richa Peterson
First Baptist Church
Enriquez
Journal
Tom Kuncl
Carlos
Neida Enriquez
Ning
Iowa City
Miami
United States
Mr. Enriquez
Oil Tank Farm Fire Devastates Perth Amboy Facility
A massive blaze at the Hess Oil complex in Perth Amboy destroyed six hundred 5-gallon drums and four 10 000 gallon storage vats. Five injured as flames and petrochemicals sprayed across the Arthur Kill waterway. The fire forced a five mile sea traffic closure and drew responders from both sides of the harbor amid a downtown fuel spill and dramatic rescues. Damage estimated at over 250000 dollars.
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Perth Amsoy
New Jersey
New York
Staten Island
Hess Oil 1 Co
Perth Amboy
Arthur Kill
New York Harbor
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Channel
Hess Pier
Harold Gast
Hess
Joseph Spalowitz
Rahway
Edward Macalik
Spalowitz
Milik
Outerbridge Crossing
Kill van Kull
Mrs Gandhi and Nasser hold Viet Nam talks in Cairo
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and U A R President Gamal Abdel Nasser met for two sessions at the Republican Palace and Nasser's residence in Cairo. The discussions centered on Viet Nam and efforts to reconvene the Geneva conference while outlining a tripartite India Yugoslavia U A R summit plan.
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Cairo
U.A.R
UPI
Viet Nam
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Nasser
Marshal Tito
China
Russia
Britain
New Delhi
India
Yugoslavia
Tito
U.S
South Viet Nam
Belgrade
Moscow
Sentence Klansmen to prison in Penn nightrider case
Two Ku Klux Klan members labeled as the trigger men in the Lemuel Penn nightrider murder were each sentenced to 10 years in a federal penitentiary by U.S. District Judge William A Bootle. Howard Sims 43 and Cecil Myers 26 received the maximum. Horbert Guest 39 was acquitted on murder charges but got two years on four counts of illegally dispensing pep pills.
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Athens, Ga
UPI
Lemuel Penn
Sims
Myers
Georgia
Penn
George Turner
James Lackey
Herbert Guest
Denver Willis G. Turner
Bootle
Five Die in Missouri Head-On Crash on U S 71
Five persons were killed when their car collided head-on with an asphalt truck on U S 71 in Andrew County near Savannah Missouri. The victims included Melba Davison 38 and her two Hawaii children Lori and Michael Fisher ages 7 and 25. Truck driver Thomas J Orr 21 from St Joseph was hospitalized with severe injuries. Patrolmen said the north bound truck crested a hill and swerved into the southbound lane after a vehicle slowed for a turn.
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Savannah
UPI
U.S. 71
Andrew County
Melba Davison
Bedford
Iowa
Mitwo
Lori, Chael
Ly Fisher
Hilo
Hawaii
Thomas J Orr
Probate of Will and Appoint Charles F Gilbert
Probate of will and appointment of Charles F Gilbert as executor announced. Estate details listed with court action and filing date referenced on page 6 notices.
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Charles F. Gilbert
St of Executor
Mediation continues as major airline strike drags on
Talks resumed at 10 am EDT involving five large airlines and the IAM with no hint of a quick settlement. CAB permits nonstruck airlines to run extra flights to meet grounded travelers, while main issues center on wages and benefits. The dispute affects 231 U.S. cities and 21 abroad, disrupting travel, reservations, and plans across the country.
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Washington
UPI
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
United
Eastern
Trans World
National
Northwest Airlines
Johnson
U.S
American
Pan American
Braniff Airlines
National Railway Labor Act
Reynolds
Airlines
William J. Curtin
Riots at Maryland Penitentiary Lead to Prosecutions
Officials move to prosecute ringleaders after a Friday riot at Maryland Penitentiary that saw fires and looting in a predominantly Negro inmate population. Police used tear gas riot guns and fire hoses as protests stemmed from claims of brutality and overcrowding.
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Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore
UPI
Peppersack
Pepersack
Republican candidate argues Hughes overestimated state needs in Iowa
William G. Murray of Ames says state revenues will exceed earlier forecasts. He cites Franzenburg figures placing the surplus at 85 million or 70 million dollars by July 1, criticizing Gov Hughes for not calling a special session and for resisting partial income tax forgiveness. Murray contends Hughes miscalculated and should have forecast a larger surplus earlier.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
Harold E Hughes
Hughes
William G. Murray
Paul Franzenburg
Wen
Gray
Murray
Weather outlook for area with storms tonight
Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms to night. Sunday fair and cooler in northwest and north central regions. Highs Sunday in the 80s while southeast remains warm. Low tonight 60 to 65 in the northwest and lower 70s in the southeast.
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United Press International
TOWA
Ambush Fails as US Armor Beats Communist Trap in Vietnam
About 2,000 Communist elite troops ambushed roughly 150 U.S. soldiers in tanks and APCs 60 miles north of Saigon. The American unit used as bait called in reinforcements, fighting from noon into night. Airstrikes hit oil depots near Hanoi as U.S. bombers retaliated.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Hanoi
Ameran
Ban Me Thuot
Guam
Oranie Jam
U.S. Air Force
Nattirmen
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Mrs. Gandhi
Son
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Lackey
Guest
Madison Country
Missouri
Vernon Pepersack
Roger Copinger
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