Nazi Racer Wins Monza Grand Prix Amid Mass Tragedy
Phil Hill of the United States won the Monza Grand Prix after a three way crash involving Wolfgang von Trips and two Lotus drivers. Von Trips and 11 spectators were killed. 20 spectators injured in a car crash that sent cars into the crowd. Hill clinched the 1961 World Driving Championship with 33 points, tying Von Trips, as the Ferrari team faced disaster at Monza.
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Ex Governor Meadows Remains On Critical List
Clarence W. Meadows former West Virginia governor 1945 48 and longtime Florida resident was listed on the very critical list at Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Hospital in Clifton Forge Virginia on Sunday.
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83 Die As Plane Falls Into River In Ireland
A chartered DC6 operated by President Air Lines crashed into the Shannon estuary near Shannon Ireland killing 83 people including 65 Germans and a mix of Europeans and a six member U S crew. Rescue workers recovered 63 bodies as the incoming tide halted operations.
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Union Strike At GM Plants Stated Today
A. F. Mahan reports Detroit observers view local GM plant walkouts as remote amid national wage agreement while 130 plants await local-level settlements. UAW warns of potential local actions as 40 000 of 350 000 GM workers are affected by 11 settled contracts and lingering non economic issues.
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Drowning near Lovetn prompts noon to 7 pm search in Summers County
Charles Ratliff of Rock Drowns while wading a river in rough, rugged terrain near Pearisburg Virginia. Summers County and Giles County Rescue Squads paused Sunday night due to danger and will resume the search for the body at 7 pm today. The victim vanished at 12:30 pm after stepping into deep water as others watched.
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Khrushchev Calls for Berlin Talks and Negotiated Settlement
Premier Khrushchev told a Volzhsk audience that negotiations on the Berlin and German questions will occur, signaling Western leaders are nearing his position. He hailed a new hydroelectric project near Stalingrad and urged friendship with the American, British, French, Italian, and German peoples.
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Paar Denies Army Aid In Berlin Filming
New York television host Jack Paar claims no improper Army cooperation for a Berlin border segment. He blames press coverage and says Congress should tackle unfinished business with James Hoffa instead. An Army officer was removed over alleged poor judgment during filming.
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De Gaulles Popularity Waning With French
Paris AP reports Gen Charles de Gaulle faces growing public frustration over Algeria policy and his infallibility gaze. Critics from farmers to army officers seize on his aloof style while he clings to broad powers. The nation weighs who follows him.
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Soviet Nuclear Test Heaviest Yet Reported
Washington AEC said Russia detonated a second atmospheric device Sunday near Novaya Zemlya, the sixth in a series since testing resumed 10 days earlier. The first test produced several million tons of TNT, far above earlier blasts but below Khrushchev's claimed 100 megaton figure.
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Lady Chatterly seeks Broadway run despite censorship
London backers plan a Broadway transfer for Lady Chatterly adapted from D. H. Lawrence. They contest Lord Chamberlain rules after he bans beds and four letter words, proposing straw instead, with the stars arguing for realism.
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