Inez Loses Ground as Hurricane Inez Slows in Gulf
Hurricane Inez grows meaner over the Gulf of Mexico with winds to 126 mph. It stalled after hitting the Dry Tortugas near Key West with gusts up to 126 mph, threatening Florida and Central America as forecasters predict another move within 24 hours.
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Miami
Fla
Gulf
Key West
Gulf Coast States
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Tropics
Caribbean
Florida Keys
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Caribbean Sea
Atlantic
Bahamas
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Florida Peninsula
Gold Coast
Gulf States
Central America
Hurricane Belt
Stranded Coast Guard Cutter Saved by Beachgoers in Hurricane
A Coast Guard cutter named Point Thatcher ran aground on a sand bar off Miami Beach during a hurricane. A diverse group of about 75 onlookers formed a human chain to pass a lifeline and rescue the 9 crew members, while the vessel awaited removal as waves subsided.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Coast Guard
Les Smith
Miami
WIOD
Smith
Retrial Ordered For Ruby Death Sentence Reversed
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed Jack Ruby's death penalty for the Oswald killing. The court sent the case back for retrial in a county other than Dallas, citing inadmissible police testimony as a key error. The ruling also touches on venue and references recent Supreme Court decisions.
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Tex
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Warren Commission
President Kennedy
Dallas
Ruby
W.A. Morrison
Dist
Atty
Henry Wade
Court of Criminal Appeals
Wade
U.S. Supreme Court
Billie Sol Estes
Samuel Sheppard
Sacred Cow Latin Summit Aims Yet To Take Shape
Buenos Aires diplomats say the hemispheric presidents conference promises little result and may be a sacred cow. Sites proposed include Buenos Aires and Mexico City for March, with talks on economic matters and arms race reduction. reforms to the OAS charter may precede a presidents’ meeting.
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Arturo Ilia
Mentum
Johnson
Illia
Juan Carlos Ongania
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Vila del Mar
Chile
Lima
Peru
San Jose
Costa Rica
Mexico City
United States
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Organization of American States
Ongania
Peace Hope Grows From Limited Vietnam Bombing Pause
The United States paused bombing in a border buffer zone in Vietnam, sparking cautious hope for a broader ceasefire. Canada’s International Control Commission links and Foreign Secretary Paul Martin’s remarks signal potential disengagement, though sources were reluctant to speak.
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United States
Canada
International Control Commission
Viet Nam
Paul Martin
North
South
Clear and cool with early frost risk this week
The forecast calls for clear skies and cooler tonight with a possible first frost and a low in the mid-30s. Thursday should be sunny and warmer with a high in the 70s. The long range outlook remains below normal temperatures, with a warmer spell later in the week and a chance of rain. Yesterday reached 72 with an overnight low of 44 and today's 11 am reading at 58.
Light cars and heavy payments shape road grip
A curious balance between nimble light cars and the weight of financial costs governs how well vehicles stay on the road, suggesting that lower payments may improve handling while higher costs hinder stability and upkeep.
Tight Money Hurts Builders as Home Starts Fall
An AP survey shows U S home building down nationwide with rising interest rates. California real estate leaders report unprecedented tight money while Dallas and Kansas City see sharp declines in new starts and mortgage activity. FHA VA loan costs rise to 6 percent to draw in funds.
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New York
Burton E. Smith
California Real Estate Association
Associated Press
California
Dallas
Maude Thompson
Minneapolis
Seattle
New Housing
Chicago
George Arquilla Jr
Burnside Construction Co
Kansas City
Dale Thompson
City Bond
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