UN security council weighs plan to ease U S Soviet rift
Six nonpermanent UN Security Council members work through Sunday on a proposal to mend U S Soviet relations. Ceylon’s Sir Claude Corea met Lodge and Gromyko to craft a positive formula, possibly involving a new summit, Hammarskjold mediation, or a general nonauthorization flights statement. See AN ACTION Page 10
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Russians Hold Up Reply On Plane From West
The captured C 47 with nine Americans inside East Germany faces possible long captivity as Moscow delays a response to the U S request for return. East German and Soviet authorities offer scant details with officials insisting the crew is safe while hoping no international incident develops.
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Bridge Collapse Kills Seven at Aix-les-Bains Grand Prix
A wooden bridge overloaded with spectators collapsed on the Aix-les-Bains course in France during a Formula Junior race. Seven people died and about 50 were injured as car 80 mph plowed into the structure. British driver Chris Threlfall was among the dead. Four other drivers managed to stop in time.
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Showers Forecast for Eastern South Plains Today
The Lubbock Weather Bureau reports scattered afternoon and night thundershowers mainly in the eastern South Plains with highs near 98 and a low around 62. A southerly wind of 15 to 25 mph is expected, and Lubbock may also see some rain. Sunday had an isolated light shower five miles northeast of Floydada, the only rain on the South Plains.
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Stabbing Injures Two at Heaven and Hell Coffee Bar
A Sunday night fight at Heaven and Hell coffee bar in London left two people injured one with stab wounds. Police reported no further details on suspects or motive. All patrons were evacuated and investigators collected evidence at the scene.
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Snow Cancels Hunt For Plane Overmountain Search Halted
Rescue teams faced brutal snowstorms blocking access to a remote mountain site where a downed cargo plane is believed sighted. The Argentine owned aircraft carrying racehorses to Panama vanished after bad weather halted landings here and in Chile. nine crew were aboard.
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Induced Hallucinations observed in simulated spaceflight
A trio of scientists at Brooks AFB report that simulated space travelers may see Indian faces and animals or hear voices after long capsule hours. Lt Col George R Steinkamp Dr George R Hauty and Dr Phillip Solomon urge exhaustive psychiatric screening and further study.
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Dempsey Story of a Champion From Honest Poverty
Ex heavyweight champion William Harrison Dempsey recounts his rise from poverty to fame. He explains fear of Sam Langford and his early life in rough conditions, denying claims of being a bum while detailing struggles that shaped his fighting career. The piece outlines his humility, fame, and gratitude for public affection.
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Frank Dempsey Life Story Serialized by Top Reporters
Exclusive serialization presents Jack Dempsey life tale as told to Bob Considine and Bill Slocum. It covers his killer instinct, draft dodger accusations, Langford feud, money woes, women troubles, foes in boxing, and the long count.
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Strikes Reported At Red Chinese Refineries In Guangdong
AP reports Hong Kong say workers staged strikes at two major refineries in southern Guangdong last month. Chinese troops were reportedly called in by the Communist authorities to quell the strikes.
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Police storm farmhouse. Hyams captured as Dorathy Hyams rescued
In Loveland Colorado police used tear gas to storm a farmhouse on Sunday and arrest James G. Hyams 30 while rescuing his estranged wife Dorothy 27 who had been shot three times in a domestic quarrel authorities said.
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Tule Pete Wins Frog Jump at Angels Camp Classic
Brian Basacker of Sonora coached Tule Pete to victory in the International Jumping Frog Olympics final. Tule Pete soared 12 feet 214 inches over three jumps, with Tule Jack owned by Brian's brother Tommy close behind. Tule Pete earned 300 dollars for first despite failing to beat Saturday qualifying leaps.
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Gates Orders Worldwide Armed Forces Alert Test
Secretary Gates said he ordered a unilateral worldwide alert of U S forces to test communications readiness. He noted more tests will follow and downplayed budget impact despite turbulence from the Paris summit. A Denver TV station triggered alarms by interrupting programming to report pilots to Lowry Base.
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Violent quakes and waves devastate Chile coast
A new quake sequence and giant tidal waves struck 500 miles of Chile’s coast causing extensive port and village damage. Death toll reached 220 with over 1,000 injured and 130 missing in Ancud. U.S. aid offered. many residents fled to hills as towns between 36th and 44th parallels were damaged or destroyed.
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Three children drown in pond near mine collapse
In Commerce Oklahoma an AP report describes the deaths of three youngsters who wandered into a sudden deep water hole formed by a caved-in mine while wading. The tragedy underscores dangers of abandoned mining sites in the area.
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Democrats and Javits push bi partisan probe on U 2 crisis
The Democratic Advisory Council and Senate figures including Javits Johnson and Fulbright urge congressional inquiry into U S handling of the U 2 spy plane incident and Paris summit collapse. They fault Soviet and U S policies and demand open discussion to air the crisis.
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