Hurricane Debra Bores Inland Leaving Texas Damages
Debra the hurricane roared 105 mph winds inland across Texas causing millions in damage. By afternoon the center neared Cleveland as winds dropped and rain fell in the eye. Flooding and high seas closed bridges and roads while residents sought safety in schools and courthouses. One man missing at Texas City.
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Debra
Texas
Cleveland
Houston
U.S. Weather Bureau
Texas City
Freeport
Brazoria
Brazoria County
Orange
Island City
Newlyweds End Stay In Shelter In Miami Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Melvin Mininson emerged from a bomb shelter honeymoon in Miami after two weeks underground. They wed July 12 and spent 14 days 12 feet below ground in a 7 by 13 by 6 foot chamber to study refugee conditions. They will take a two week Mexico City Acapulco trip as a reward. They shaved less to conserve water and used rubbing alcohol for washing.
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Miami
Melvin Minnison
Mel
Miniison
Mininson
Mexico City
Acapulco
Cuban authorities crack down amid riot and ban on alcohol
Reports describe police rounding up suspects after a volatile incident in Havana with precautionary measures announced by the government. A Monday morning alcohol ban is imposed as authorities seek stability after earlier riots, including inmates seizing Principe prison for hours.
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Principe
Draft Delinquent Status for Richard T. Honeycutt in Lexington
Davidson County Draft Board announces Richard Thomas Honeycutt is now delinquent. Clerk Carolyn L. Call of Board No. 29 asks anyone with knowledge of his whereabouts or current address to contact the Davidson County Selective Service.
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Lexington
Davidson County Draft Board
Richard Thomas Honeycutt
Carolyn L. Call
American Exhibit Draws Huge Crowds in Moscow Fair
The U S exhibition in Moscow opened to massive crowds with long lines and bottlenecks. Russians eyed American kitchen equipment, cars, and crafts while questioning whether workers can afford US goods. Negro guides faced curiosity about race relations and books in the display library faced scrutiny from Russian officials.
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A. I. Goldberg
Moscow
U.S
Moscow Radio
Andrew Swatkovsky
New York
Fred Willeford
Russian Institute
Columbia University
Harold McClellan
Richard M. Nixon
Weather forecast for valley and Rocky Mountain region
The forecast covers south and central Rocky Mountain states to the Sierra Range. Cooler conditions are expected from the northern and central Plains, while the Lakes region sees a slight warming.
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Carolinas
Florida
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Misissippi Valley
Southern Plains
Central Plains
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain States
Sierra Range
Plains
Lakes
Britain urges faster early Berlin summit talks
Britain presses for quick allied agreement to join an early summit with the Soviet Union as Geneva nears climax. Selwyn Lloyd argues for a top level conference while US France and West Germany favor slower bargaining with Andrei Gromyko.
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Arthur Gavshon
Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Selwyn Lloyd
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Lloyd
London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Maurice Couve de Murville
Heinrich von Brentano
Herter
Pitfalls in Philosophy On Arms Race Consequences
AP analysis notes both the United States and the Soviet Union claim arms superiority but warn against overconfidence. It argues ballistic missile reliability hinges on propulsion and guidance and cautions that misjudgment could risk mutual destruction.
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Elton C. Fayap
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Geneva
Khrushchev
Nixon
United States
Newborn Baby Found Dead In Woods
A newborn boy’s body was found in a wooded area after a girl named Mary Snow admitted recent birth at High Point Memorial Hospital. Investigators plan to charge either Mary Snow or another party with murder as they probe the circumstances.
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Mary Snow
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mary
Greensboro
Sechrest Funeral Home
Boys Hurt In Blast Of Bomb
Three forest service youths were injured in an explosion near Sanford North Carolina. The incident involved branches from Mason and involved the parents of the injured boys Mr and Mrs W C Godwin.
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U.S
Richmond
Greyhound
Nixon in Moscow Seeks Warming Breakthrough
The visit features Nixon meeting Khrushchev and Mrs Khrushchev at a dinner where both sides praised friendship. Nixon tours the Soviet exhibit and accepts a dacha overnight stay after a three hour dinner as talks begin amid brisk exchanges over Captive Nations Week and Cold War tensions. The trip includes meetings with Kozlov and Mikoyan while the Soviet premier hosts events to ease friction.
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Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Milton Eisenhower
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Agria
Vladimir Matskevich
Frol R.kozlov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
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