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Mexico City -- Watch Rescue Operations -- A group of persons watch rescue operations in what was left of a house destroyed by a strong earthquake at this village of Coyuca de Catalan in the state of Guerrero where at least thirty one persons are reported killed.
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Mexico City -- Watch Rescue Operations -- A group of persons watch rescue operations in what was left of a house destroyed by a strong earthquake at this village of Coyuca de Catalan in the state of Guerrero where at least thirty one persons are reported killed.

Associated Press · [ca. July 1964]

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[Information from item housing] Earthquakes - Mexico - South America

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