Carla Powers Toward Gulf Coast as Tides Rise
Hurricane Carla, a large dangerous storm, moves toward land across the Gulf of Mexico. At 7 p.m. CST Carla was about 420 miles south of New Orleans with winds near 125 mph and a west-northwest drift. Tides ran about three feet above normal on Louisiana and Texas coasts. Cameron evacuees reached 5,000 as Louisiana marshaled disaster crews.
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New Orleans
Carla
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Texas
Weather Bureau
G. L. Allen
United States
Gulf
Bulletin
The
Bureau
Cameron
Sheriff's Office
Lake Charles
Suit Filed On School Barricades in New Orleans
Two New Orleans women sued Mayor Victor Schiro and Police Supt. Joseph Giarusso in civil district court to halt police barricades at desegregated schools. They say barricades violate First Amendment rights to peaceful assembly and speech. A preliminary hearing set for September 14 to show cause why injunction should not be issued.
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New Orleans
Victor Schiro
Joseph Giarrusso
Bernard J. Gaillot
Evelyn Jahncke
Civil District Court
Schiro
Giarusso
United States
Gaillot
Jahncke
William Frantz
Rene Viosca
Giarrusso
Strike Threat at Trans World Airlines Abated
FAA deferred final tests on a new all electronic radar navigation device for overseas flights until Sept 16. A spokesman for the Transport Workers Union said a temporary agreement was reached with TWA officials in New York, averting a possible nationwide navigators strike this weekend.
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Washington
API
Trans World Airlines
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Air Transport Division
Transport Workers Union
Afl-Cio
TWA
New York
Rusk urges serious talks on Berlin as Khrushchev offers summit
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States seeks East West negotiations on the Berlin crisis once the Soviet leadership commits to serious and constructive talks. He urged full exploration of all pledges and noted official resistance to a summit while Khrushchev demands surrender of Western access to Berlin. Western powers warned Moscow against disrupting civil air routes in the Berlin corridors and noted diplomatic channels remain open.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
United States
Berlin
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Britain
France
Russia
Rusk
Moscow
West
Association of the United States Army
John J. McCloy
Hamburg
Bild Zeitung
JES' at Ramblin Students Attend Church Center Parties
Students and staff of Northeast Louisiana State College will attend parties and open houses at five church centers at 7 p.m. on Wednesday Sept. 13. They assemble at the College Student Center to be guided by center directors to the centers. The centers include the Baptist Student Union at 101 College Ave and the Canter bury Club Espiscopal at 1308 Filhiol Ave. Newman Club Catholic at 301 Columbia Ave and Wesley Foun.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
College
Baptist Student Union
College Ave
Canterbury Club
Espiscopal
Filhiol Ave
Newman Club
Catholic
Columbia Ave
Wesley Foun
Senate probes fix threats in college sports scope
NCAA chief Walter Byers testified that fixed contest threats are a grave danger and on campus gambling is widespread with students acting as agents. Oregon player Michael Bruce alleged a $5,000 bribe offer tied to the 1960 Oregon Michigan game.
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Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Senate
Walter Byers
NCAA
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Byers
Oregon
Michael Bruce
Frank Norman Rosenthal
Ann Arbor
Mich
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Rosenthal
Miami Beach
Bruce
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
David Budin
Chuckle Passenger asks about plane crashes
The passenger jokes with a steward asking how often big planes crash. The steward replies with a dry rule that crashes occur only once, delivering a light moment in air travel humor.
Pilotless CAP plane drifts two hours before crash over Iowa city
A Civil Air Patrol two passenger plane broke loose at Burlington Municipal Airport and flew pilotless for two hours, banking over downtown before crashing in a field near Aledo Illinois. Pilot Doren Bumgardner, 29, suffered leg abrasions and was treated at Mercy Hospital.
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Burlington
Iowa
Civil Air Patrol
Illinois
Iowa City
Aledo
Doren Bum
Bumgardner
Mercy Hospital
Gordon Haxton
Ozark Air Lines
Burlington Community College
Senate Approves Disarmament Agency Plan
The Senate voted 73 to 14 to create a U S arms control and disarmament agency within the State Department with a $10 million start. Opponents warned the move could provoke war while supporters cited Khrushchev testing and peaceful aims. A motion to send the bill back to committee was defeated 54 to 33.
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House
Congress
Senate
State Department
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Khrushchev
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Iii
GOP
Armed Services Committee
New Brazil Cabinet Wins Backing For Parliamentary System
President Joao Goulart won congressional approval for a coalition cabinet led by Tancredo Neves under Brazil's new parliamentary model. Congress voted 259 to 22 for Neves as prime minister and 246 to 10 for the cabinet, with Dantas and Salles as foreign and finance ministers amid party protests.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Tancredo Neves
Congress
Neves
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
Walter Moreira Salles
Ruy Ramos
Goulart
Labor Party
Laborites
Ramos
Moreira Salles
Wall Street
Croacy de Oliveira
Carla Harmless To Twin Cities Weather Update
Areas saw mid afternoon showers in parts of the Twin Cities while Selman Field reported no rain. Skies will be increasingly cloudy with possible showers and warm temperatures with a high around 64 to 92 degrees. Yesterday’s high was 91 and the low 71.
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Carla
Gulf
Twin Cities
Federal Aviation
Selman Field
Allies Scorn Khrushchev Berlin Threat Across Europe
London and Paris rejected Khrushchev's Berlin warning reported by the New York Times. British and French officials said they would uphold their commitments and resist any Soviet attempt to force Berlin, with Defense Minister Watkinson to speak on Saturday. In Rome, officials echoed disbelief, noting Fanfani had emphasized Italy's loyalty to the Western bloc.
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London
Britain
France
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
New York Times
United States
Harold Watkinson
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Khrushchev
Fanfani
Moscow
Senator Soaper Warns of Election Year Silence
Senator Soaper laments the loss of the ice cream truck bell as campaigns wind down. East German armored vehicles reportedly use water hoses as weapons, while airlines face financial strain and propeller shortages. Last year's kindergartners, now first graders, anticipate school with a new sense of superiority.
Federal marshal serves three Louisiana officials in school desegregation case
A deputy marshal served Supt. Shelby M. Jackson and State Treasurer A. P. Tugwell with notices related to a federal move to block St Bernard Parish from accepting white students who boycott desegregated New Orleans schools. The action also targeted State Comptroller Roy Theriot and sought board members including William J. Dodd. The notices precede a federal restraining motion filed to halt racial discrimination in St Bernard schools and potential withholding of state funds from desegregated schools.
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Shelby M. Jackson
St. Bernard Parish
New Orleans
Jackson
Georgia Supreme Court Rules Reynolds Divorce Reopened
The Georgia Supreme Court, in an 87 page opinion by Justice T Grady Head, found trial errors in Tobacc o heir Richard J Reynolds 1960 divorce from Mu riel Marston Reynolds. The ruling allows a new trial and notes Reynolds married a fourth wife, Dr Anne Marie Schmitt, aboard a China Sea cruise. The decision leaves Reynolds with two wives pending further action.
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Atlanta
UPI
Richard J. Reynolds
Georgia Supreme Court
T. Grady Head
Georgia High Court
McIntosh County Superior Court
Reynolds
Muriel Marston Reynolds
Toronto
Canada
New York City
Henry Durrance
Sepelo Island
China Sea
Anne Marie Schmitt
Germany
West Germany
Gloria Bunch Fund Nears $6300 For Ill Child Help
The Gloria Bunch Fund reaches 6389.44 with 80 contributions including out of town gifts from Marion Greenville and Fort Dix. The drive for Gloria Bunch, five, who has a brain tumor and coma, ends tomorrow as donations support medical bills and a home, with volunteers like W E Whetstone leading the effort. Contributions may still be sent to W E Sherstone Southern Bell Telephone Monroe.
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Twin Cities
Gloria Bunch
W. E. Whetstone
Monroe
T. F. Bunch Jr
Marion
Lake Providence
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Greenville
Miss
Bunch
Igloria
Gloria
Hadley
W. E. Sherstone
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Breard St
Mmr
Mrs. Bunch
40000 Men May Receive Orders Soon
The United States plans to order about 40,000 troops overseas to reinforce German-based Army units amid rising Berlin tensions. First elements may be ready by Oct 1, with moves beginning asap. Additional mechanized equipment and support troops will join to bolster firepower and logistics in Western Europe.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Berlin
U.S
Europe
Lauris Norstad
Pentagon
7Th Army
Atlantic
Army Association
George H. Decker
Army
Trout Man Fatally Hurt In Mishap
Charlie W Whatley 81 of route one Trout was killed when he stepped into a car on the Jena Alexandria highway about 7 p m. Willie L Blackwell 40 of Alexandria driver said he was blinded meeting another car. The body was sent to Riser and Sons Funeral Home in Columbia for arrangements. Investigating by LaSalle Parish sheriff s department and state police.
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Jena
Charlie W. Whatley
Route One
Trout
Jena - Alexandria
Willie L. Blackwell
Alexandria
Whatley
Riser and Sons Funeral Home
Columbia
Blackwell
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Probers
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Armed Services
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U. S. School Action
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News-Star—World
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