Soviet Unveil New Communist Manifesto in Peaceful Path
The Soviet Communist Party called for support of the Leninist principle of peaceful coexistence with the West and pledged socialism will overtake capitalism everywhere. It urged peaceful means but warned against imperialist aggression and hinted Khrushchev guided the program amid tensions with Red China and Yugoslavia.
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Fatal crash on Lake and Third injures three others in Amarillo
Four Amarillo men were injured and one killed when two cars collided near the Lake and Third Street intersection around 11 p.m. O. E. Hairgrove 55 died after being thrown into a ditch. Others injured include Dour Wallace Ray Smith Smith was listed critical but later reports varied. Investigators could not determine which driver steered the second car. Hairgrove worked at the Amarillo Livestock Auction. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Potter County Deputy Rescues Man From Fatal Wreck
Deputy Billy Hagee and an unidentified motorist pulled Ray P. Smith 23 from beneath a wrecked car at the FE 3rd and Lake intersection after a late Saturday night crash involving two vehicles.
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Khrushchev Warns of 200000 Death Toll Over Berlin War
London sources report Premier Nikita Khrushchev told British Ambassador Sir Frank Roberts that 200000 people could die if a Berlin war breaks out. The remarks allegedly came during a private after performance conversation in Moscow.
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Envoy Returns Home After Talks With Khrushchev
President Kennedy received a cable report from disarmament adviser John McCloy recounting three days of talks with Khrushchev in the Soviet Union. McCloy heads home to brief Kennedy next week as Berlin and disarmament topics featured in discussions.
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Undertaker's Hearse Crash In Rain With Marine Passenger
A Jacksonville undertaker driving a hearse from Kinston with a Marine riding in the back stopped for cigarettes in heavy rain. The Marine asked to ride back there and smoked as the driver lost control, steering into a ditch. No one was injured. a wrecker retrieved the vehicle.
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U N Takes Up Eastern Air Lines Hijacking Case
The Fidel Castro government asked the United Nations Security Council to handle the hijacking of the Eastern Air Lines plane. Havana accuses the United States of massing forces and threatens broader Caribbean conflict with Soviet support implied. Secretary of State Dean Rusk commented at a news conference.
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Drowning at Conchas Lake during Skin-Scuba Derby
Leonard Mack Jones, 49, of Oklahoma City, disappeared while diving at Conchas Lake for the Skin-Scuba Derby near Tucumcari New Mexico. His body was recovered by three companions Ro e Brand Charley Wallace and Raymond Argo. Jones was an amateur diver who appeared to be without his breathing mask when he sank about 35 feet. The derby drew an estimated 700 divers.
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Texas tax and spending bills face closed sessions
Texas lawmakers race to resolve a $2.5 billion general revenue spending measure amid secret meetings. The House and Senate conference committees seek a compromise on funding levels, with House figures higher than the Senate. The tax bill HB 20 could raise $254 to $328 million, centered on a 2 percent sales tax.
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Baseball Scores From Various Cities
Regional scores show Amarillo defeated Poxa Rico 4 2 while Ardmore beat Veracruz 5 0 Puedia edged Austino 2 5 Monterrey defeated San Antonio 3 M C Tigers crushed Tulsa 19 with M C Reds unreported American League highlights include Chicago of Boston postponement due to rain New York 5 Baltimore 4 Minnesota 5 Detroit 4 Kansas City 2 Washington 1 Cleveland 6 Los Angeles National League results list Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee and St Louis San Francisco 4 Philadelphia Chicago 7 Cincinnati
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Amarillo Weather Report Puts City Through 196 Days Sun
Weather summary notes Amarillo recorded 196 sunny days out of 210 in 196, with readings at 1 p.m. Saturday showing mostly partly cloudy skies in Amarillo and nearby cities Houston Dallas and Oklahoma City.
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White Paper Blast Ready
The United States prepared a new white paper charging Khrushchev with manufacturing a Berlin crisis. State Department completed the document and sent it to President Kennedy for clearance. It condemns Khrushchev over East German voting and rejects his demand to make West Berlin a demilitarized free city.
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Council Deadlocks on Bizerte Hassle
UNITED NATIONS NOY TAP Asian and African nations pushed for an emergency General Assembly session after the Security Council failed to back any new move to strengthen last week's cease fire. Liberian delegate Nathan Barnes announced steps to seek a session as council members held a tense vote process.
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