Dodgers Clinch World Series With 2-1 Win Over Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers defeat New York 2-1 to sweep the World Series as Sandy Koufax and Whitey Ford duel in a pitchers' game. Jim Gilliam’s error-assisted run and Willie Davis’ sac fly decide the outcome. Koufax fans 8 to raise Series total to 23. Mantle homers for the Yankees.
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Saigon tightens security amid Buddhist protests
South Vietnam pressed a heavy security crackdown in Saigon on Sunday to avert further Buddhist demonstrations. U.S. sources cited arrests overnight, and witnesses reported youths seized on bicycles near the U S Information Agency and near the National Assembly square where President Ngo Dinh Diem was to speak at the opening of the new chamber.
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Envoys Challenge Madame Nhu As Saigon Crisis Deepens
Vietnamese envoy Do Vang Ly in Honolulu calls Madame Nhu a private citizen while saying he represents the government of Viet Nam. Ex-ambassador Tran Van Chuong accuses the Diem regime of misusing aid and vows to present Vietnamese views to America. In Paris Madame Nhu denies Buddhist mistreatment as protests mount in Saigon.
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Chinese Envoy Defects to Soviet Union
A Chinese Communist diplomat identified as Chou Hsiang-Pu second secretary at the London embassy defected with his family to the Soviet Union. He and his wife and two children arrived in Moscow several weeks ago while en route to Peking. Authorities could not confirm details or motives and Moscow sources offered no confirmation.
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Today's Prayer Makes Plea for Faithful Work and Kindness
A brief prayer asks for guidance from Our Heavenly Father to direct hearts and guide faithful work and kindness toward others. It invites readers to share favorite prayers up to sixty words for the temple or church community.
Branded Tech Beauty Mascot Found After Overnight Search
A painted mascot named Tech Beauty with AMC initials was found on a farm near Idalou after a Friday disappearance during the Tech A&M game. Officials called the incident a prank by A&M students and no further action is planned.
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Adventurers Missing After Rio Afrique Expedition
United States investigators report a party of 13 men and two women from Utah California and Pennsylvania began a raft descent on the Rio Afrique September 25. Three rubber rafts were sighted but no sign of the missing explorers or four local rescuers. A U S vice consul aboard a search plane said low fuel halted operations and the party faced starvation and peril amid Barranca de Cobre terrain. James Dean of Salt Lake City arrived with details of the desperate trek through desolate country.
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Cosmonauts Nikolayev Tereshkova to wed in space era
Soviet cosmonaut Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and the first woman in space Valentina Tereshkova are engaged. The pair, dubbed star crossed lovers, were seen together at public events as Moscow anticipates a winter wedding after Tereshkova tours Cuba.
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Pink Higgins A West Texas legend and lawman
The feature recalls Pinkney Higgins known as Pink Higgins a famed fast gun in Spur Texas. A former special officer hired in 1900 to stop cattle rustling he rode the Caprock with a .44 pistol and Winchester rifle earning a reputation to deter rustlers and thieves. Higgins died in 1913 at his ranch near Spur.
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Pink) Higgins
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Bragger: A Man Who Never Realizes His Heroism
A humorous definition notes that a bragger believes himself heroic only after recounting his feats the next day. The quip reflects a light, tongue in cheek tone typical of column humor.
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Ribicoff Opens Path for College Tax Relief Plan
Sen Abraham Ribicoff indicates he will not press a Senate fight to add college expense tax relief to the tax cut bill. Support grows in both parties as 120 bills addressed education aid. opposition cites that relief benefits higher income families and direct aid may be better. Ribicoff’s Finance Committee role positions him to push a showdown though passage in the Senate does not guarantee enactment. The Kennedy and Eisenhower administrations oppose this approach, arguing it helps few and may leave gaps for low income families.
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Flora hurricane lashes Caribbean and Florida coast
Flora, a powerful hurricane, slams Cuba and brushes south Florida. Reports say Haiti and Cuba suffer heavy damage with dozens killed, while Cuba declares disaster and Florida braces for the storm’s path into the Gulf of Mexico. Officials monitor movement as crews rescue workers and protect coastal towns.
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Homes Hit By Looters in Lubbock Area
Police and sheriffs deputies report a series of break ins Friday through Sunday across Lubbock and nearby towns. Suspects arrested include two Nerra men and a San Angelo resident linked to a Wolforth lumber firm burglary. Victims describe stolen cash, checks, a pistol, a typewriter, electronics, and personal items. Investigations continue with multiple scenes under review.
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Dillon pledges U S wheat sales to Soviet bloc
Treasury undersecretary Dillon endorses selling USS wheat to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe as a way to ease balance of payments. He argues such exports could add 200 to 300 million dollars in American exports and offset a portion of foreign aid costs, potentially easing Kennedy’s decision.
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JFK rules aid to Yugoslavia not under Communist grip
President Kennedy said Yugoslavia is not controlled by the International Communist conspiracy and therefore eligible to receive 2 million dollars in COS military assistance. The ruling follows Congress withholding military aid to nations under communist influence.
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Weather snapshot for Southwest cities last night
Precipitation and high low temperatures reported for 74 hours ending at midnight. Readings cover Abilene El Paso Albuquerque Amarillo Dallas Roswell Denver and surrounding areas with varied totals and temperature ranges.
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