Berlin Rioting Flare Prompts Allied Tension In Berlin
West Berlin riots escalate after the slaying of an East German refugee at the wall last Friday. Allied leaders warn against escalation while the Soviets replace buses with armored carriers and patrols intensify around Check Point Charlie.
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Washington
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UN Commission On Human Rights
Gerhard Schroeder
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West Germany
East Germany
London
Foreign Office
Bonn
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Red Cross
Tremor hits southern Italy coast to coast
An AP report maps quakes across southern Italy on Tuesday night with Ravello named as a location where Jacqueline Kennedy and her daughter Caroline were vacationing.
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Italy
Ravello
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
Quakes Struck Avellino Area Hit Hard in Southern Italy
A sequence of strong earthquakes shook Avellino and surrounding towns causing collapses and road damage. Authorities set a relief fund of 50 000 dollars and rescue teams moved in as police reported deaths and injuries and a bridge on the Avellino Foggia line fell, stopping rail traffic.
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John XXIII
Naples
Faenza
Rome
Emilio Taviani
Molinara
Paduli
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Avellino-Foggia
Eidinoff trial hears varied mental status testimony
Dr Eidinoff’s sanity was contrasted by Dr Sam Hoerster of Austin State Hospital who said Eidinoff is sane and likely to adjust well outside the hospital. Other psychiatrists noted paranoia levels ranging from mild to restless while the defense contends the shooting stemmed from mental condition.
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Sam A. Hoerster
Austin State Hospital
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Austin
Fidinoff
John McDonald
Paso Dist
Edwin Berliner
Lubbock
Charles Folsom
Births Reported Across Lubbock Area with Newborn Weights
The page records numerous births at Lubbock area hospitals and clinics. It lists parents by name and address, newborn weights, and times, with fathers’ occupations ranging from teachers and store managers to electrical linesmen and farmers.
Fiery reentry details amid Red Orange Blue glow report
The article summarizes a fiery reentry scene with astronauts describing the blaze as they returned to Earth. It also details school tax collections and extensive personnel changes including numerous teacher resignations and election-driven staffing at multiple campuses.
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Janice Hough
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Monterey High School
O. D. Lowry
Smylie Wilson
Camille McIntire
Lubbock High
Glynda Sue Goodner
Chris Harwell
Alicia Weathers
Matthews Junior High
Bonnie Williams
Martin School
Pollyanna DeSpain
Jackson
Eric Etta Williams
Alderson Junior High
Pauline Benskin
Guadalupe School
Carolyn Wise
Parkway School
Mary Frances Presnall
Southeast School
Gerald Deen Thomas
Onal S. Waller
Stewart
Barbara Wright
Bozeman School
Billie June Patterson
Sanders School
Alice Smith
Don Grimes
J. T. Hutchinson
Frances S. Bradley
Ruth Burchett
Julia Cook
Ora Ann Gage
Dunbar Junior
Carolyn Graves
Billy Don Davis
Marcia Brinkley
Jackson School
Verle A. Coon
Smylie Wilson Junior High
JC. W. Edwards
Mattie Mae Hillyer
Ella Tles
Margaret Johnston
Shirley Lancelot
Melva Jane Lightsey
Patsy Ruth McGinnis
Matthews Junior High School
Eleanor Ruth Paulk
Donald C
Soviet Astronauts Speak in Moscow on Space Flight
Nikolayev and Popovich addressed about 1,500 at Moscow University, defending peaceful space research and noting limits due to radiation. They said the ships could fly again and that more research is needed before Moon or planet missions, while denying military use of their rockets.
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Pavel Popovich
Mstislav Keldysh
Soviet Academy of Science
Moscow University
Moscow
Layer
Soviet Academy For Science
Keldysh
Outer Space
Nikolayev
Popovich
Natasha
Critical drought triggers water rations in Hong Kong
AP reports Hong Kong faces one of its worst droughts. Water supplies can last about 13 weeks at current usage as five hour daily rationing continues during the wet season with only 2.5 inches of rain since August 1.
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Hong Kong
Son of Vinegar Joe Stilwell Named South Vietnam Commander
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell Jr. son of the late Gen. Vinegar Joe Stilwell is named to command the U S Army Support Group in South Vietnam and will arrive in Saigon late this week. Col. Pat M Stevens III has led the group since June 11 and Stilwell’s prior post was assistant commander of the 5th Infantry Division at Fort Devens Massachusetts.
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South Viet Nam
Joseph W. Stillwell
Vinegar Joe' Stilwell
U.S. Army
South Viet
Nam
Pat M. Stevens III
Stilwell
5Th Infantry
Fort Devens
Mass
Cocktail Lounge Rumor Denied by Capitol Architect
Washington AP Anxious letters to Capitol architect J George Stewart fueled rumors of a hidden cocktail lounge in the east front extension. Stewart flatly denies any lounge or consideration, assuring there is no cocktail room in the Capitol or its new addition.
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U.S. Open to Uninspected Ban on Nuclear Tests
Washington sources say the United States would consider an uninspected ban on atmospheric space and underwater tests if a full ban stalls. It favors inspections to detect underground blasts but may accept a limited agreement if talks fail, with September as a critical window.
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UPI
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U. S
Geneva
Russia
Brazil
Sweden
Man Facing Trial Takes Own Life
Hermann Hoefle, 51, awaiting trial for alleged participation in the mass slaying of Jews in World War II, hanged himself in his Vienna prison cell. He had been named in the Adolf Eichmann trial in Israel and was arrested January 31 at Salzburg, claiming mistaken identity with an SS general executed in 1945.
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Austria
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Hoefle
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Salzburg
Czechoslovakia
East Texas Battles Forest Fire and Tornado in Corpus Christi Area
A forest fire burned through dry woodlands northeast of Marshall, Texas, with backfire areas and planes mobilized as fire officials fought to contain it. A tornado touched down near Bluntzer, north of Robstown, prompting a two hour countywide alert. No injuries reported.
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San Patricio
Jim Wells
Live Oak
Bee
McMullen
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East Texas
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Austin
Gulf Coast
Panhandle
Leigh
Marshall
Texas Forestry Service
Drouth
Dividend Cut Shrinks Steel Stocks On Market Slide
The market eased as Republic Steel cut its quarterly dividend from 75 to 50 cents. The AP average fell .4 to 223.7, S and P down .25 to 59.12, Dow off 4.22 to 608.84 amid 3.73 million NYSE shares traded and broad declines across Motors Rubbers Aircrafts Electronics and chemicals.
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Republic Steel Corp
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Local Briefs Highlight Birth and Community News
Mr and Mrs Charlie Pope of Garland welcomed a daughter born at 10 42 am Tuesday Elaine Rankin Pope the former of Mrs Josephine Rankin is listed among relatives The Popes Mr and Mrs Claud Pope of Sudan are connected with the Casa Linda National Bank in Dallas SSGT Joe E Griffith Lubbock Air Force recruiter earned the top recruiter trophy for the 1961 62 period He enlisted 116 in the Lubbock area The Eastland County Reunion will be at Mackenzie State Park on Sunday picnic lunches are requested Matt Runnels seven son of State Senator Harold Runnels remains in fair condition at Methodist Hospital under medical care.
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Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Kerr Paying Co
Charles Conn
Big State Mercantile Co
Rudy Johnston
Methodist Hospital
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Charlie Pope
Garland
Joe E. Griffith
Lubbock
Eastland County
Mackenzie State Park
Willie Mae Childress
Matt Runnels
Harold Runnels
Lovington
Michigan woman glad dawn breaks on Berlin wall crossing
Suburban Grass Lake housewife Margaret Reuter learns her 1-year-old mother Helena Gruebnau is allowed to cross from East to West Berlin. The 23-year separation ends as Gruebnau flies toward Detroit with relatives, marking a rare postwar crossing amid wall tensions.
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Helena Gruebnau
C. Vernon Leopold
Detroit
West Berlin
East Germany
Gruebnau
Wisconsin
Gilbert Reuter
Jackson
Mich
Jackson, Mich
West
Grass Lake
Margaret Reuter
West Germany
Berlin
Girls Trapped in Vacant Apartment Bathroom Long Night
Two girls, visiting a vacant My Xaac ter apartment, used the bathroom on prior visits. A defective lock trapped them for Sunday and Monday, they slept in the bathtub and prayed for rescue. FBI agents finally freed them as a massive search continued.
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FBI
New Success Scored By Improved Pershing Missile
At Cape Canaveral the Pershing artillery missile completed a successful flight of about 200 miles Tuesday night. It was the first launch in over two months and met all test objectives after prior explosions. The Army notes a 32 of 39 success rate overall.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Nehru to Visit Nigeria for Sept 25 26
Indian Prime Minister Nehru will pay an official visit to Lagos Nigeria on September 25 and 26. The trip marks a gesture of friendship between India and Nigeria with meetings planned with Nigerian leaders and officials.
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Nigeria
Lagos
India
Child Killed After Park Crossing By Car In Lubbock
Debbie Walker, 9, was struck in the street after being seen near the park edge by a driver and her cousin before crossing. West, the driver, said he watched both children but did not see the younger girl start across. Funeral plans were set as the death toll in the area rose to 33 for the month and 105 for the year.
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Crumpler
Sanders Funeral Home
Lubbock
Debbie
First Baptist Church
Texas Tech
Bobby Joe Walker
San Angelo
Lana
Cherie Walker
Carl W. McFarland
Churchill Comes Home From Hospital After 54 Day Recovery
Sir Winston Churchill, 87, smiles and waves a V sign as he leaves Middlesex Hospital in a sedan chair after a 54 day fight to recover from a fractured hip. Crowds cheer while nurses and patients watch from windows. He was injured June 28 in Monte Carlo and flown to London for treatment.
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Winston Churchill
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Britain
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Winnie
Sir Winston
Monte Carlo
Philippine police kill nine Pagans in Mindanao clash
Police in the Philippines killed nine members of a tribe accused of practicing human sacrifice and captured 15 others after a battle Monday in the mountains of Mindanao, according to the Philippine News Service.
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Manila
Philippine News Service
Mindanao
Philippines
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