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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Sept. 29, 1965
World-Wide Wire-
Philippine Volcano Terrorizes Area
TANAUAN, The Philippines—(UPI)—Terrified Filipinos who thought it was the end of the world told Wednesday of watching loved ones die in the horror of Mt. Taal—a killer volcano that buried hundreds under a river of superhot lava.
It was impossible to tell, more than 36 hours after the first explosion, how many had perished. As many as 6,000 persons could not be accounted for around the base of the volcano.
The lucky ones who escaped the holocaust joined an army of 50,000 refugees abandoning villages in a 100-square-mile area for fear that the volcano might erupt again even more violently.
Rescue teams landed in the disaster area today, but they were hampered in the search for bodies by mud several feet deep.
(Pd. Adv.)
MIAMI—(UPI)—Premier Fidel Castro, in a sudden change of policy, said Tuesday night that all Cubans opposed to his Communist regime can be ferried to the United States by boat if the U.S. government agrees.
Castro Opens Closed Door to U.S.
His surprise announcement raised the prospect of a new mass exodus of thousands of Cubans into Florida aboard small boats with joint permission of Cuba and the United States.
India Will Reply to Pakistani Plan
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.—(UPI)India promised a full reply in the General Assembly today to Pakistan's proposal for a U.N. peace force of African, Asian and Latin American contingents in Kashmir.
India was expected to state its case, exercising the right or reply after the assembly heard policy speeches from this morning's scheduled speakers.
They were French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville, Sir James Plimsoll of Australia, Foreign Minister Marko Nikezic of Yugoslavia and former assembly speaker Victor Andres Belaunde of Peru.
Couve de Murville's appearance held major interest for most delegates. It marked the first appearance of a top-ranked French leader in several years before the assembly where France has played a decreasingly active role.
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