Auto talks yield relief time settlement between UAW and GM
The United Auto Workers and General Motors settled the relief time issue driving the 92 plants to near total shutdown. The agreement preserves 24 minute daily breaks and sets relief time in the last three hours of each four hour shift while ensuring enough relief workers. The parties confirmed the accord in a joint statement amid Washington rumors surrounding Labor Secretary Goldberg.
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Dwight Pitkin
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Generpany
UAW
Rusk Clarifies Berlin Pamphlet Misunderstanding
Former President Eisenhower said Secretary of State Dean Rusk told him the State Department did not intend to criticize his World War II role over Berlin. He noted Rusk called to say the pamphlet paragraph about Berlin was a misapprehension and no criticism was meant.
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Associated Press
Ettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sec. of State
Dean Rusk
State Department
Eisenhower
Berlin
Republican Congress
Rusk
Germany
Kennedy and Khrushchev to Hold Berlin Talks
US officials said President Kennedy would meet with Khrushchev and other leaders in a series of discussions on Berlin and nuclear testing. Nehru and other diplomats expected summit talks to ease tensions as allied ministers prepare for the Western Fm conference.
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Avalasche Journal
Kennedy
Nikita Khrush
Berlin
Khrushchev
India
United States
Russia
Jawaharlal Nehru
Presdents Sukarno
Indonesia
Imobito Keita
Mala
Belgrade
State Department
Sukarno
Keita
New Delhi
Nehru
U.S
Pregnant Women Flock to Galveston Hospital Amid Carla
In Galveston AP report, Dr. E S McLarty at St Marys Hospital says every pregnant woman due before December has come to the hospital as Hurricane Carla rages. He notes staff can only assist those in labor while others walk the halls awaiting care.
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Galveston
E. S. McLarty
St. Mary's Hospital
Carla
McLarty
Mansion Hold Up Snatches Art Worth 670000
FBI joined Los Angeles detectives in hunting a robber who stole four paintings valued at 670000 from industrialist David E Bright’s mansion. The thief, posing as a docent, may have transported the works across state lines to force a ransom. The case sparked talk of the era’s worst art theft.
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Avalanche Journal
Angelhs
Federal Bureau of Investigation
David E. Bright
Los Angeles
Bright
Ruies
Sthenesiea
Richard F. Brown
Los Angeles County Art Museum
Jeanne Prosser
Lloyd pays own funds to cover 18th century fence bill
British Chancellor Selwyn Lloyd uses a personal 6 pounds 8 shillings 1 penny check to Philadelphia's St. Peter's Church rector, settling a $18 debt plus interest from the 1777 vandalism during the American Revolution. The rector gratefully accepts, calling it a gesture toward Anglo American unity.
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Eddy Gilmore London
Selwyn Lloyd
Philadelphia
Lloyd
Joseph Keei Jr
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Kooi
Royal Artillery
Tae Screed
Formar Royal Artilery
Te Londen
Atuetean Seoplee
Front To Bring Chill Showers From Rocky Mountains
A weather brief says a weakened cold front from the Rockies will reach the region bringing fall like weather. Easterly winds of 15 to 20 mph are expected with scattered showers as the front moves through.
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Rocky Mountains
Recession Blues Blink Across Markets and Media
Editorials and columns discuss the recession’s sting on business and how talk of hard times spreads. Markets reports cover renewed declines, while sports scores hint at lagging spectator interest and cautious spending.
Texas Tech Heads Welcome Largest Freshman Class
The article notes the largest freshman class in Texas Tech history with over 2,500 students starting orientation. For the first time Negro students participate in orientation as integration begins. At least three Negro girls were seen in orientation. two Negro students attended summer classes earlier. Orientation ends Wednesday with registration through Saturday.
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Texas Tech
Tech
Tech Board
Sce Tech
Hurricane Carla devastates Texas coast with 150 mph winds
United Press International reports Carla battered Texas Monday night driving 150 mph winds and 12 foot tides into cities including Austin. Estimated damage runs into hundreds of millions with at least 19 injuries from spawned tornadoes. mass exodus of 300,000 plus sheltering yields low casualties.
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Preston McGraw
United Press
Irricane Carla
Texas
Texas west-Louisiana Gulf
Victoria
Carla
Edna
Elgin
Seguin
San Antonio
Yoakum
Houston
Gulf
Craft
Tex
Slidell
Kaplan
Louisiana
A. D. Threeton
Channelview
Texas Rangers
United Press International
William C. Payette
Associated Press
Ronnie Thompson
Payette
Port Lavaca
Port Lavaca Faces Aftermath of Hurricane Carla
The storm lashed Port Lavaca with 50 mph winds and 70 mph gusts, uprooting trees, snapping power lines, and driving sea spray across the city. Reports describe a bleak, rain-swept scene as residents brace for further impacts while responders assess damage.
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Prom Avalanche Journal
Matagorda Bay
Iorner
Carla
Port Lavaca
Victoria
Today's Prayer Lord and Strength for Forgiveness
A brief prayer fragment asks for strength to eat and seek forgiveness, attributed to Anonymous. The lines express desire for grace in daily life and spiritual resilience.
Weather Map Page Brief for Lubbock and Abilene
Cloudy conditions with mild temperatures and occasional showers across Lubbock, Abilene, and vicinity. Winds from the south to west at 10 to 20 mph, occasionally stronger during heavier showers.
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Hower Wrens
Abilene
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