Storm Warning From Page One Stirs East Coast
Storm warnings extended along the Georgia and Florida coasts as far north as Savannah. Forecaster Gilbert Clark predicted the storm would hold its path with no major changes in size or direction for hours. Navy moved 240 airplanes inland, ships to Chesapeake Bay, and aircraft carriers Randolph Wasp and Valley Forge to sea. Texas radar towers off New England and New Jersey were evacuated after a tower off New Jersey collapsed in a prior storm. A Hurricane Esther seeding near Puerto Rico showed no movement changes. Robert Simpson said the test was preliminary and aims to measure effects on future hurricanes.
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Weather outlook shows mild, scattered showers northwestern areas
Central regions reach upper 70s to 80 this afternoon with highs near 80, while northeast stays upper 70s to 80 and southeast and southwest in the low 80s. Tonight lows span mid 60s central and southwest, 40s to 50s northeast, and low 50s southeast. Northwest sees partial cloudiness with scattered showers late tonight into Wednesday. Louisiana stays partly cloudy and mild through Wednesday with highs around 82 and night lows 55 to 65.
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Civil Rights Commission Extension and Key Approvals
The record notes the Civil Rights Commission extension for two years and votes on related motions. It covers rejection of a motion 182 to 224 and an Atomic Energy authorization debate with 155 to 251 on a Hanford plant bill. It also records passage of the peace corps bill 287 to 97, with named supporters and opponents.
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Tragic Drowning Of 13 Month Old In North Little Rock
A 13 month old girl, Brenda Blount, drowned after falling into a garbage can on a back porch in North Little Rock. The child, a granddaughter of Mrs. Millie Blount of Chicago, died Monday.
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Charce Votes in Election Legal Challenge in Paragould
Vic tors in Paragould Arkansas contest the municipal vote claiming illegal ballots. Charlie Wood and Robert Han sel Harris sue after losing by 10 and one votes to J T Brown and George Textor respectively. Defendants deny the charges and assert Wood and Harris themselves received illegal votes.
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British Troops Leaving Kuwait
British military headquarters in Bahrain announced the first British troops will depart Kuwait on Tuesday with the rest withdrawn gradually in coordination with Kuwaiti authorities. Iraq’s claim to Kuwait sparked the deployment, and other Arab states are sending forces to replace the British to defend the nation.
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Sentence in Bomb Case Is Upheld
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a five year prison term for Herbert Odell Monts tied to an integration related bombing at Central High School. The ruling affirms admissibility of a confession as evaluated by the trial jury.
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Samuel G. Beavers
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Fallout Danger Is Exaggerated Says Editor Note
An eminent atomic scientist argues for a calm appraisal of radioactive fallout. The piece asserts that fears over fallout from nuclear blasts are overstated and explores implications for human survival.
Tanganyika to gain full independence this December
Tanganyika was administered by Britain as a League of Nations mandate until 1946 when it became a United Nations trust territory. The country won internal self rule May 1 and will become fully free Dec. 24.
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Chinese Editor Deflects to West
Eric Chou a top editor at Ta Kung Pao defected to the West leaving Hong Kong by plane for London last week. He reportedly sought political asylum in Britain according to the Hong Kong Tiger Standard. His wife Josephine a Hong Kong University teacher said she does not know his location. Ta Kung Pao spokesman said Chou is on sick leave.
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Decision Day for GM Auto Union
Detroit AP General Motors resumed limited passenger car production after wildcat strikes halted output at 129 plants. More than 9,000 workers returned to the Lansing Oldsmobile plant and Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac Linden, N.J., amid local agreements. The GM Council meets Wednesday to approve or reject a new contract as Canada furloughs 6,000 Oshawa workers.
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Harriman Says No Commitment to Laos Premier Support
Roving ambassador W Averell Harriman stated that the United States has made no commitment to back neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma for the premiership of a coalition government in Laos. The remark clarifies Washington's position amid Laos political negotiations and regional impact.
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Arkansas legislature tackles redistricting and livestock shows
Twelve House bills and ten Senate measures were filed as Arkansas lawmakers began a second special session. A redistricting compromise carried strong support, while funding fights centered on state, district, and county livestock shows and the Arkansas Children's Colony. Governor Faubus praised the shows but funding required broad votes. The plan shifts funds within a state construction pool, potentially easing controversy over a vocational school and state college board operations. The session also considered a proposed State Crimes Commission and a new conflict over district boundaries for 1962 elections.
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