Congo peace talks open as Hammarskjold meets Tshombe
UN Congo cease-fire negotiations begin in Katanga as Dag Hammarskjold and Moise Tshombe meet in Ndola to discuss a truce. British officials and Northern Rhodesia tighten security while reporters are barred from the airport control building.
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West Stand Disclosed Rusk Message For Moscow
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans a two part message to Moscow for his meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in New York. Allied diplomats describe the tone as setting terms for opening negotiations on key issues.
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East Germany
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Enforcement of Texas farm trailer law during education phase
Avalanche Journal reports that House Bill 1082 creating a farm trailer registration and a $5 annual plate will affect thousands of trailers in Texas. DPS officials say enforcement is delayed for an educational program. trailers 4000 to 10000 pounds must register with county assessors and carry the special plate while smaller trailers are exempt from tags.
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Avalanche-Journal
Texas
Department of Public Safety
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DPS
Atomic tests and trailer weight rules linked in cross news
The AEC reported Soviet tests at Semipalatinsk and a U S underground blast as part of a broader set of warnings. The agency warned that trailers over 10 000 pounds must meet registration and safety rules including steel wheels and secure hitching while some tests produced radioactive debris.
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Belts 58th Maris Two From Ruth Record
Roger Maris belted his 58th homer in the 12th inning to power the New York Yankees to a 6 4 victory over the Detroit Tigers. His drive off Terry Fox with one on traveled 400 feet to the second deck and left him two games from Babe Ruth's all time mark.
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Adenauer's Future Hangs On German Election Result
Unofficial returns show the Christian Democrats losing their majority in the Bundestag as Social Democrats led by Willy Brandt and the Free Democrats push for a coalition. Brandt predicts a major realignment while Adenauer vows to resist stepping down. Berlin crisis looms as final totals await official certification.
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Red China issue in UN debate gains momentum in General Assembly
The UN General Assembly opens with a 93 item agenda as New Zealand pushes to debate Chinese representation. The United States signals support for a debate but remains opposed to seating the Chinese Communists. A special study committee is expected to report next year, delaying a decision.
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Love as Ego Flattery and Wallet Price
A witty column sketches love as a feeling that flatters self importance while draining finances. The piece uses humor to contrast romance with vanity and expense, offering light social commentary.
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Burglar Fires Pellet Gun Spree Damaging Caprock Center Stores
A prowler burglarized the Toy Box at 50th St and Boston Ave then fired pellet gun shots at seven Caprock Center shops damaging plate glass and flooring. The thief took a $14.95 pellet gun and dumped paint and debris. several other burglaries Sunday left cash and items missing at Jones Roberts Shoes and Seventeen shop.
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Frontier Saving Stamp Redemption Center
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U. S.A
Dunlap’s
Jones- Roberts Shoes
34Th St
el Paso
Esther Hurricane Threatens Atlantic Coast
A major hurricane named Esther with 150 mph sustained winds lashed eastern Bahamas and moved toward the U S mainland. Weather forecasters warned distant areas along the Atlantic to monitor progress while Bermuda, the Virgin Islands and north Puerto Rico were urged to seek shelter due to heavy seas. The storm lay about 480 miles south-southwest of Bermuda and 76 miles east of Miami, moving west-northwest at 12 mph and expected to trend northward.
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Crash ends holiday trip. four children and wife die
Al Coutu 33 recalls seeing his wife Joye and their four kids Dale 5 Scott 3 Terry 33 and baby Kelly Lynn 4 months killed when an O'Hare bound plane crashed shortly after takeoff. He identified rings as his engagement and wedding bands and signed five death certificates before collapsing. The family had plans to buy a home in Waukegan amid hopeful times.
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Prayer for permanent peace and global justice
A devotional plea seeking divine peace uniting nations in a league of justice and righteousness. The anonymous prayer emphasizes life liberty and love of God as paramount among all peoples.
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No Control Is Pilot's Final Cry in 37 Die Crash
Federal investigators traced a Northwest Orient Electra crash at O Hare to an apparent loss of power after takeoff. The Florida bound jet struck power lines and a railway embankment, exploded, killing all 37 aboard. Witnesses describe a rapid deceleration and a trailing fireball as the plane plunged.
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Woman Killed In City Car Mishap In Lubbock
A year old Lubbock woman identified as Josephine Powell died in a car crash at Ave H and Mth St at 11 40 p m Sunday. Another woman Kitty Parr 51 of 424 Ave L was injured. Powell's death raises city traffic fatalities to 16 for 1961 and 102 on the South Plains. The crash appears to be a head on collision with a parked trailer truck.
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Sethe WEATHER Map Page 3A Lubbock Weather
Weather map page notes clear to partly cloudy and warmer in Lubbock and vicinity. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. High around 88 degrees with a warm low.
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