Texas Towns Brace for Carla's Destructive Force
Hurricane Carla neared the Texas coast with winds up to 150 mph and tides rising, flooding cities along 200 miles of shore. Port O’Connor and Corpus Christi reported fierce conditions as Galveston endured 114 mph gusts and waterlogged streets.
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Paar Blasts At Senators On Berlin TV Film
New York Jack Paar says he received no undue cooperation from U S Army personnel during filming on Berlin's tense Fast Week border. He blames reporters for the furor and says Congress should focus on unfinished Hoffa matters. NBC says the Berlin sequence will air Tuesday night.
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Jack Paar
Berlin
Congress
James Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
National Broadcasting Co
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Communist MP Blames Soviet Test for Election Loss
Gotfred Hølvold, a Communist MP from Nordland, says the Barents Sea Soviet nuclear test reported by the United States destroyed his chance to win re election. Norway votes today in a high stakes parliamentary contest.
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United States
Storting
Gotfred Hoelvold
Local Talks Hit Snag As Union Strikes GM
Detroit reports UAW members began striking GM plants at 10 a m and the company may shut down by tonight. The IUE extended their contract deadline to midnight Thursday. UAW cites noneconomic stalemate over relief time for workers and backs a Lansing Oldsmobile plan with a 24 minute daily relief provision.
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Assassin Captured In De Gaulle Plot
Interior Minister Roger Frey announced the arrest of Martial de Villemandy a 30 year old former radio announcer in Saigon for a failed assassination attempt on President Charles de Gaulle. Frey said he confessed and the OAS organized the plot with Raoul Salan as a supervisor. At least four other organizers remain at large.
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Martial de Villemandy
Saigon
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Raoul Salan
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Character Actor Leo Carillo Dies at 81
Santa Monica California Leo Carillo 81 movie star whose career spanned three decades died Sunday of cancer He worked in vaudeville and on Broadway before Hollywood where he specialized in Spanish and Italian roles He was born in Los Angeles
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Pope Pleads for Peace in Emotive Vatican Appeal
Pope John XXIII urged world rulers to negotiate to avert a third world war. In a dramatic Castel Gandolfo address, the pontiff recalled echoes of earlier messages and urged leaders to face squarely the responsibilities they bear and resist false provocations.
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Italy
John XXIII
Two Nuclear Blasts by Soviet Union Surpass Earlier Tests
Washington reports two new Soviet atmospheric nuclear explosions on the same Arctic island. The first blast was described as several megatons and the second in the low to intermediate kilotons. Earlier tests ranged from Hiroshima cesium to 150 200 kilotons. Officials say fallout risk remains low for now but ongoing atmospheric testing raises radiation concerns.
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Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Khrushchev
Arctic
United States
Hiroshima
U.S
Central Pacific
Khrush
Monza Grand Prix Tragedy Claims Von Trips and 13
At Monza Italy Baron Wolfgang Von Trips dies when his Ferrari crashes through a guardrail on the second lap of the Grand Prix of Italy. The accident kills 13 spectators and injures 25 others prompting calls for an automobile racing ban. The toll surpasses the 1957 Mille Miglia disaster linked to Marquis de Portago.
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Japan protests Soviet rocket test impact area
The Foreign Office protested the Soviet Union's designation of an impact area in the central Pacific for rocket tests beginning Wednesday. The central Pacific is a major Japanese fishing area.
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Foreign Office
Japan
Soviet Union
Central Pacific
Berlin Talks Start as Western Diplomats Meet in Washington
High ranking diplomats gather in Washington to lay groundwork for Thursday's Western Big Four foreign ministers conference on Berlin. The American, British, French and West German strategists meet amid doubt about a quick peaceful settlement of the German crisis. Soviet tests continue. Khrushchev hints at talks but warns of war danger and forecasts negotiations on Berlin.
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Berlin
Chev
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Stalingrad
Moscow
India
Nehru
U.S. Leads Russia In Farm Production
The Agriculture Department reports the United States still tops the Soviet Union in farm production by about 60 percent, based largely on 1960 output, despite Communist efforts to surpass this country.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Rain rise linked to Soviet nuclear tests in Japan
The Japan Meteorological Agency reported a slight increase in rainfall across stations in Japan, believed to be caused by recent Soviet nuclear explosions.
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Tokyo
Japan Meterological Agency
Japan
Five Day Forecast With Cooler Short Term Rain Expected
Temperatures will run two to four degrees below normal with a normal high of 79 and low of 56. Rainfall totals average about half to one inch, with locally heavier amounts possible. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected about midweek as cooler air moves in.
Protest Delivered to U S Ambassador Over Nuclear Tests
A national women's group delivered a protest to U S Ambassador Edwin O Reis chauer in Tokyo against Washington plans to resume nuclear testing.
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Tokyo
Today
U. S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Washington
Catholics in Cuba clash as parade turned violent
In Havana police and militia broke up a 4000 strong Our Lady of Charity procession after the Interior Ministry banned the march. Shots were fired, one man died and three were wounded as demonstrators shouted Cuba yes, Russian ties, during the unrest following the Communist regime’s crackdown on religious activity.
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Cuba Yes
Our Lady of Charity
Cuba
Interior Ministry
Soviet Astronaut Expected for Interplanetary Flight
A Bulgarian Otetschestwen Front report quoted in Vienna says a Soviet astronaut will soon undertake an interplanetary flight but provides no further details.
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Vienna
Austria
Otetschestwen Front
Akron University breaks ground for new College of Education
Ground was broken Sunday for Akron University's new College of Education building valued at 1,100,000 dollars. Construction will add classroom and faculty space to the campus saga, with officials citing expanded facilities and long term academic benefits.
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AKRON
Akron University
College of Education
Shelters in Nuclear Era Question How to Prepare
AP analyst Sam Dawson reports Americans ask if home shelters are worthwhile how they can be financed and how to avoid being fleeced. Officials and business leaders discuss community shelters supplies and timing for learning fallout danger amid public apathy.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
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Warning devices being made but civil defense
Officials report inquiries about shelter choices surge nationwide from handymen and communities. The Fed Housing Admin has approved 265 loans for individual shelters, mainly midsize Midwest projects. Congress may consider tax incentives. Corporations test shelter foods and new alarms for home use, with a NEAR device by General Motors and plans for fallout measurement tools for telecom customers.
Disaster stuns Shannon as DC6B crash kills 83 aboard
Rescue teams dig in mud for more bodies after the President Air Lines DC6B Theodore Roosevelt plunges into the Shannon estuary killing 83 passengers and crew. The liner had left Duesseldorf and refueled before a fatal Atlantic hop. Among the victims were Austrian and German farming families on a U.S. crop tour.
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Khrushchev Touts Hopes for Berlin Crisis Peace
In Stalingrad Khrushchev spoke of encouraging rays of hope for settling the Berlin German crisis peacefully and predicted negotiations. He warned a nuclear war would devastate the Soviet Union and said imperialists would be wiped out.
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Khrushchev
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India
Moscow
Pacific
Washington
Debbie to miss U S as hurricane tracks offshore
A storm-tossed Dutch ship reported Hurricane Debbie following Betsy up the Atlantic and likely posing no threat to the United States. Debbies center was about 1350 miles east-northeast of San Juan with peak winds near 85 mph.
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Debbie
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Nehru Wariness Eases After Moscow Talks
Prime Minister Nehru, returning from Moscow, Belgrade, and Yugoslavia, said the world situation seemed a little less tense though still difficult. He warned that anything can happen amid ongoing global strains.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Moscow
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia Extends 40 Million Credit To Cuba
Prague reports Ceteka that since 1959 Cuba receives 40 million dollars in credits from Czechoslovakia. In return Havana ships ores tobacco hides fruits and artificial fibers to Prague.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Ceteka
Sabin Plans Three Week Lecture Tour in Japan
Dr Albert Sabin developer of a live virus polio vaccine will begin a three week lecture tour of Japan on Thursday The trip follows 13 million children who tried his vaccine last July in Japan and marks a major public health outreach by Sabin aboard the international tour
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Cincinnati
Albert Sabin
Japan
DiSalle Plans Special Session For September Twenty Second
Governor Michael V. DiSalle indicated a special session of the Ohio legislature will be called for September 22. He said the call should go out this week and that agreement on a 43.5 million capital improvements bill is likely. The measure funds school construction, state building rehab, and a new hospital at the Ohio Rehabilitation Center.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Disalle
James H. Maloon
Ohio Rehabilitation Center
Kennedy backs education aid as Congress nears adjournment
President Kennedy urges action on a full education aid program but faces House opposition and a Senate battle. With both chambers closing in on final legislation before adjournment next week, prospects for school construction and teacher salary aid in 1962 fade.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
Historic Petersburg Inn Destroyed by Fire
Firemen blame faulty wiring for a Sunday blaze that leveled the historic Petersburg Inn, a 160 year old former stagecoach stop between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The loss is estimated at $35,000.
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Petersburg Inn
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cleveland gifts top million for John Carroll library
Gifts to John Carroll University for the year ending June 30 totaled 1,176,986, the first time over 1 million. Contributions for the new library reached just under 1,990,000, marking a record fundraising year.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
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