Khrushchev Urges Negotiations to Settle Berlin Issue
Premier Khrushchev told a Volzhsk crowd that negotiations should settle Berlin and German problems peacefully. He warned a nuclear war would harm the Soviet Union, urged talks and measures to avert war, and noted Western leaders inclining toward negotiation. He spoke at a Volga hydroelectric plant dedication near Stalingrad.
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Amarillo Area Weather Forecast Extended
Weather summary from the U S Weather Bureau notes partly cloudy skies with isolated thundershowers through Tuesday in Amarillo and vicinity and cooler temperatures Tuesday. Northwest Texas shows clear to partly cloudy conditions with possible thunderstorms in the Panhandle and southeast portions, and cooler highs around Tuesday. New Mexico expects partly cloudy skies with decreasing shower activity and little temperature change.
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TV Star Leo Carrillo Dies at 81 in California
Santa Monica Calif Sept 10 AP Leo Carrillo longtime film star and Pancho in Cisco Kid series died today of cancer at his ranch home. He was 81. Carrillo had lived with his daughter Antoinette with his wife Edith dying in 1953 after 40 years of marriage. He had battled cancer for eight years undergoing several operations most recently Sept 1.
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Khrushchev Berlin Talks Doubtful After Speech
Khrushchev predicted Berlin talks but the State Department and U S officials offered no new enthusiasm. Rusk reiterated that talks are possible but gave no timing or participants. The speech did not signal a clear shift and remarks about annihilation for France and West Germany clouded the mood.
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Russians Set Off Second Nuclear Blast Near Nava Zemlya
The Atomic Energy Commission reported a second Russian nuclear detonation today near Nava Zemlya in the Arctic. The first shot yielded several megatons, while the second was in the low to intermediate kiloton range.
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Baseball Scores From The League Play
Scores from the American League include New York 7 9, Cleveland 6 3, Boston 8, Detroit 7, Kansas City 13 0, Minnesota 1 7, Baltimore 3, Washington 2, Los Angeles 4, Chicago 3. National League results show Cincinnati and St. Louis, Milwaukee 4, Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 14, Chicago 7, San Francisco 7, Los Angeles 1.
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Rescue workers dig in mud for Shannon crash victims
Shannon Ireland AP rescue teams fought incoming tides in the Shannon River estuary mud to recover victims of President Air Lines DC6 crash. En route to New York 83 people died including 77 European farmers and families and a six member U S crew.
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Misled Dear Editor on TV Influence
Wellington reader D. E. Scott argues watching TV does not spur delinquency and mocks sensational claims. He notes his young neighbor, a bright teen, concedes the medium has only inspired simple acts like hair grease experiments.
Kaplan Tornado From Carla Kills Infant, Damages Town
A giant tornado spawned by Hurricane Carla hit Kaplan Louisiana causing one four week old to die and about 50 injured. The twister damaged 150 homes and tossed debris through the business district as gas leaks threatened the town of 5 267 near Abbeville.
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Grand Prix of Italy marred by driver and spectators deaths
Phil Hill won the Monza Grand Prix as Wolfgang Von Trips and 11 spectators were killed in a crash. British racer Gerald Ashmore injured. 25 spectators hurt. Hill learned of the fatalities after the race, which continued amid shock.
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Mantle Belts 53rd Home Run in Yankee Doubleheader
Mickey Mantle hit his 53rd homer of the season in the Yankees' second game with Cleveland at Yankee Stadium. The blast leaves him two behind Babe Ruth's 1927 record pace, and marks Mantle's personal season high after 52 in 1956.
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Storm Fury Closes In on Texas Coast
Hurricane Carla nears the Texas and Louisiana coast with 125 mph winds and tides rising nearly 10 feet as a large storm center of 150 mph chases inland, threatening the gulf shoreline and communities tonight.
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Carla Threatens South Coast As Caribbean Storm Hints Inland Path
The eye of the disturbance was 110 miles east of Corpus Christi at midnight as Carla churns toward Texas. Gusts hit 125 mph at Matagorda while Galveston reports fires and tides surge up to 20 feet higher than normal. Evacuations cost estimates range from 200000 to 500000 with hotels and schools filled across Houston to San Antonio. A patrol chief warns inland landfall could bring deaths. Downtown Houston lay in storm fury as waves crash the seawall.
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Refugees flee Carla as coast evacuates in record mass
As Hurricane Carla neared, up to a quarter of a million people fled the Texas Louisiana coastline seeking shelter inland. Red Cross officials called it the greatest evacuation of a national calamity in modern times with corridors of traffic, hotels full, and families piling into buses and schools for safety from looming tides and winds.
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French Name Death Plotter Identified in De Gaulle Attempt
Paris AP French Interior Minister Roger Frey named Martial de Villemandy as the man who tried to assassinate President Charles de Gaulle. The 30 year old former Saigon radio announcer was arrested after the Friday night attack as de Gaulle rode to his country estate. De Villemandy confessed. de Gaulle was unharmed and returned home. the car was only lightly damaged. Frey said at least five men appeared to be involved.
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