Russians Refuse Responsibility for U S Airmen Held by East Germany
Moscow refused to assume responsibility for nine U S airmen captured when their helicopter landed inside East Germany. The Russian embassy said the East German regime had jurisdiction since the craft crossed not through Allied air corridors, heightening a diplomatic dispute over prisoner status and the helicopter. Paris reports say De Gaulle met U S Ambassador Houghton amid talk of a possible Eisenhower De Gaulle summit and coordinated moves with Britain on Anglo French talks.
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U.S
East Berlin
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United States
Paris
UPI
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Amory Houghton
Eisenhower
Hougton
Belletin Paris
Coteira
Ingtrar Fone
Parle
Gaulle
Houghton
Washington
Harold Macmillan
de Gaulle
Foreign Ministry
U.S. State Department
State Department
East Germany
Army
James Zeller
3Rd Armored Division
Zeiler
Sweetwater Tex Weather Turmoil Strikes Abilene Area
Severe winds and hail lashed West Texas Sunday night with gusts around 52 miles per hour at Abilene. The storm damaged dozens of buildings, knocked out power, and caused widespread debris as Red Cross and police units aided recovery. One helicopter evacuated, and several small tornadoes touched near Abilene with minor farm damage reported.
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Buffalo Gap
East Germany
Young
Soviet Union
George Maxwell Jr
Winton
Sweetwater
Dows
3Rd Armored Division
Bliad
West Texas
Oas
Colorado City
Ranger
Abilene
Abilene Vierkel
Allen Baker
Broadway
Red Cross
Burton Lingo Lumber Co
Lainat St
Forrester
Chevrolet Co
Sweetwater Sash and Steel, Co
Dyess Air Force Base
House Appropriations Panel OKs Public Works Bill Amid Additions
The House Appropriations Committee advanced a $1.074 billion public works bill with 15 million in extra projects beyond Eisenhower's request. It slashed 20.4 million from irrigation loans, kept some programs, and warned higher future funding. The panel criticizes Army Engineers for over selling local support.
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UPI
House
Eisenhower
Cameron County
Tex
Army Engineers Corps
Congress
Army Engineers
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Reclamation Bureau
Upper
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Bonneville Power Administration
Southeastern Power Administration
Southwestern Power Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority Fund
Senator Proposes Six Month Halt to Above Ground Tests
Senator Kenry M Jackson of Washington proposes a six month pause on above ground nuclear tests after completing current Pacific series. He argues the halt would not harm defense and could aid Soviet disarmament talks. Russian diplomat Menshikov backs banning tests as a first step.
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UPI
Kenry M Jackson
United States
Pacific
Jackson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
U.S
Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikov
Kremlin
Britain
Menshtkoy
Russia
Integration Case Tabled by Judges
The Supreme Court refused to rule on the validity of a gradual stair step desegregation plan for Hartford County Maryland public schools. The action leaves the plan in effect as lower courts have approved it, allowing qualified Negro students who pass special examinations to be admitted to high school grades pending desegregation.
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Washington (Ap
Supreme Court
Harford County
Weather recast for Ale Terminal and en route cities
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with continued warmth through Tuesday. High today 45 with a low of 70 tonight. Overnight lows near 74 yesterday. Sun sets at 7 55 p m and rises Tuesday at 1 am. A trace of rain possible in the next 24 hours.
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Alpine
Amarille
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Denver
el Faso
Fort
Car Train Crash Fatal to Three in Texas
A collision between an automobile and a freight train near Groesbeck Texas killed three people and left two others critically injured. Victims were LOR Little and Elvert Clyde Little from Woodson with J R Little’s daughters Pam and Billie Jo Little among the injured. The crash occurred in Brickmorton County south of Wichita Falls as the car struck cars behind the engine.
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Groesbeck
Tex
UPI
Lor. Little
Elvert Clyde Little
Woodson
Pam
Billie Jo Little
J. R. Litles
J. R. Little
Hrockmorton County
Wichita Falls
Jack Bothwell
Texas
New Orleans
Tourists Witness Death When Man Falls at Grand Canyon
Donald Mark, 43, a Grand Canyon motel clerk, plunged to his death Sunday before 75 tourists on the south rim. Park Superintendent John McLaughlin said Mark apparently jumped from stone to stone along the lip and fell several hundred feet.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Donald Mark
Grand’ Canyon
John McLaughlin
Grand Canyon National Park
Mark
Russian defector Kurochkin ordered out of United States
Kurochkin, accused of paying for army manuals and seeking secret documents, must depart this weekend. Beaumet, a 25 year old Arlington writer, says he gave only non secret material and was paid 435 dollars over months. Justice officials say Beaumet cooperated and registered as a foreign agent. no action planned against Nula. The move follows Soviet expulsion of Johan Baker, second secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, amid diplomat norms dispute.
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Kurochkin
United States
Beaumet
Arlington
Beaume
Justice Department
Beaumer
Kurdchkin
Department
Gust Aurgeunin
Soviet Union
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U. S
Moscow
Baker
Dallas man survives near drowning at Lake Lavon
Lerby Reed, 3, nearly drowned when cramping legs pulled him under off Lavon Dam. Rescued by unnamed boatmen and aided by Wylie volunteers and Texas Highway Patrol, Reed revived after about 30 minutes of resuscitation and oxygen. He recalled feeling strange calm as he sank and rose, while his wife Ella Mae Reed watched.
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Lake Lavon
Lerby Reed
Lavon Dam
Wylie
Texas Highway
Pat Stevens
Reed
Ella Mae Reed
Wiley
H. M. Bentley
Curfew Clamps Down Across Cyprus After Consulate Bombing
Curfews were imposed across most of Cyprus following a deadly Greek Turkish Cypriot feuding flare after the Saturday bombing of the Turkish consulate information office in Nicosia. Four Greek Cypriots were killed and several wounded, including two British security forces members, as Turks retaliated. By early today British authorities had curfews in all major towns except Limassol.
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Nicosia
UPT
Cypreus
Limassol
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