Rainy Weather To End Sunday in Texas Flood Alert
Heavy rain across Texas, from Red River to the Gulf, triggers river rises and road closures. Eleven deaths are blamed as forecasters warn of rising lows and possible bridges washing out. Officials say the rain should subside by Sunday night, with crest forecasts for the Rio Grande and Colorado River regions.
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Texas
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Gulf of Mexico
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wilburn Weaver
Austin Weather Bureau
Weaver
Louis Richards
Fort Worth
Colorado
Austin
Columbus
Bastrop
Rio Grande
del Rio
Brownsville
Weather Bureau
Eagle Pass
Bandera
Bill Coway
Kerrville
Privilege Creek
Medina
Mann Ranch Road
Bears Grow Fast in Kodiak Trapping Study
Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge researchers tag weigh and track bears to measure weight gain. A sow rose from 368 pounds in August to 555 pounds in October, a 187 pound increase. A two and a half year old added 137 pounds in one summer, and cubs double their weight every two months in the first year.
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Alaska
Berliners Rally for Freedom Amid Soviet Threats
More than 100000 Berliners rallied to defend freedom as Soviet threats grow, with East Berliners joining defiance against the Communist regime. The crowd followed past rallies recalling eight years since the East German uprising.
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Berlin
Dow Jones Averages for Week Ended June 1
New York CPI data shows Dow Jones averages for the week ended June 1. Industrials closed at 685.50, down 15.40 from the prior close. Rails stood at 140.64, utilities at 111.60, and 65 Stocks index at 248.19 with varied intraday highs and lows.
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New York
Littler Wins U S Open by a Stroke in Dramatic Finish
Gene Littler, the El Cajon California pro, captured the U S Open title by one stroke with a final round 34 54 48 for a 281 total. He edged Georgia’s Doug Sanders and tied for second were Bob Goalby and Jack Nicklaus, as the field surged in a tense final 18 holes.
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United Press International
Birmingham
Mich
Little Gene Littler
Bantam Ben Iogan
Little Brond
U.S
Hogan
el Cajon
Calif
Fairway
Georgia
Doug Sanders
Bob Goalby
Sanders
Oakland
Mike Schwchak
Goalby
Jacky Cupit
Doug Ford
Gardner Dickinson
Littler
Souchak
Jack Nicklaus
Cupit
Dickinson
Little Gene
Doug
Rosburg
German Hans Werner defeats Jorge Andina in Berlin bout
Berlin match saw Hans Werner 175 outpoint Jorge Andina 175 from Uruguay over ten rounds. In San Antonio Kenny Lane 142 stopped Ray Portilla 147 over six rounds, Lane hailed from Muskegon Michigan and Portilla from San Antonio Texas.
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Hans Werner
Germany
Jorge Andina
Uruguay
San Antonio
Tex
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Ray Portilla
Englishman Bonallack Wins British Amateur Golf Title
Michael Bonallack, 26, of England, defeated Jimmy Walker of Scotland 6 and 4 in the 36 hole final at Turnberry to become the first English winner in the postwar era. Walker’s putting woes shaped the early lead as Bonallack built a four up margin by nine holes and maintained control despite a late rainstorm. Bonallack earns a Walker Cup spot for the U.S. match later this year.
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United Press International
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Scotland
UPI
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Jimmy Walker
Ailsa
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Walker
United States
John Beaharrel
Muirfield
Paglia roni Pinch Hit Lifts Sox Over Senators 6 5
In Faraway Park Boston edged Washington 6 5 as Jim Pagliaroni hit a pinch hit homer with a runner aboard in the sixth. Other scores: Cleveland beat by Milt Pappas 4 1 over the Indians, Reds top Phillies 10 5, Roberts loses as Purkey wins, Hacker key for White Sox 5 1, Shantz stars in Pirates 9 3 win, Bowsfield and Fowler lift Angels 3 0 over A’s.
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UPI
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Boston Red Sox
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Cleveland
Milt Pappas
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
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Ken Lehman
Bob Purkey
Roberts
Chicago
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White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Pittsburgh
Wee Bobby Shantz
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City
Ted Bowsfield
Art Fowler
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Shadow over Hoffa plans amid federal grand jury probe
Federal grand jury records probe Hoffa teams to tighten control of the Teamsters while he faces an ongoing Florida indictment over mail fraud in a real estate scheme. The inquiry targets Sally Hucks and Indiana Teamsters Local 135 records, with subpoenas seeking payments to the Woodner Hotel and related financial records dating back to 1957. Also, Alou hit a four RBI game for the Giants as they beat the Cubs 9 to 8.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
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James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Miami Beach
U.S District Court
Florida
Washington, D. C
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Woodner Hotel
Fielding Hoffa
Senate Rackets Committee
Hucks
Woodner
Bluc
Grand
Indiana Conference of Teamsters and Teamsters
Indianapolis
Indiana Conference
Grand Jury
Justice Dept. probe teased Hoffa case in grand jury inquiry
A Justice Department official declined to confirm whether a grand jury probe targets Hoffa. The inquiry concerns possible violations of perjury conspiracy solicitation of perjury and obstruction of justice.
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Justice Department
Hoffa
IRS collects cent of interest from late 1960 tax
Albany report notes Ralph De Luke was billed one cent interest on a $2.43 1960 tax after a late payment. He paid it Friday to avoid trouble. IRS district director James A. O'Hara quips that automation handles sums owed and cannot weigh whether collecting is worth it.
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de Luke
James A. O'Hara
Stevenson Welcomed on Visit Emphasizing Inter-American Ties
The article notes a visitor praised for strengthening inter-Americanism and wished Stevenson a happy and fruitful stay, highlighting cordial exchanges and diplomatic goodwill during the engagement.
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Stevenson
Mouse scaring secretary ends with dramatic twist in Houston
Theresa Conley, a Houston metalworks secretary, faced a mouse on Tuesday and screamed. The startled rodent reportedly bit her but then died after the encounter. Minnesota dairy data show 1958 cows in milking age at 1,356,000 with milk production near 9.93 million pounds and about 400 million dollars in revenue.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Theresa Conley
Minnesota
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