Khrushchev says Berlin peace key to world balance
Khrushchev told Il Giorno that resolving the divided Germany issue, especially Berlin, must come before disarmament. He blamed the United States for deadlock in talks and warned on nuclear inspections, while denouncing Mediterranean nuclear subs and US warhead moves to Canada. He argued peace depends on a German peace treaty and Berlin stability, urging NATO Warsaw Pact compromise to avert thermonuclear war.
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Cosmos 13 Satellite Launch Sparks Spaceflight Speculation
MOSCOW reports the Soviet Union launched Cosmos 13, a manned looking satellite with scientific gear as Tass said all systems functioned. Western observers speculate a future mission may carry a cosmonaut woman or link two capsules in orbit.
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UPS
Soviet Union
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Cape Canaveral capsule ready for Cooper orbital flight
UPI reports technicians mounted a bell shaped space capsule atop an Atlas rocket for Gordon Cooper Jr. as preparations continue for the planned orbital flight. Exact timing remains undetermined with mid May seen as best possibility around May 14 for what could be the longest American orbital mission, 22 orbits.
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Fort Worth Names Bayard Friedman Mayor
Fort Worth AP reports Bayard Friedman a 36 year old attorney was elected mayor by a council vote of 4 to 0 at the first meeting of the new city council. Friedman the lone incumbent to join the new body is a Republican with R M Stovall as runner up.
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Fiesta Parade and Pilgrimage Highlight San Antonio Fiesta Week
Fiesta brings thousands of schoolchildren and organizations to honor the Alamo heroes with a pilgrimage from Municipal Auditorium to the Alamo site. The Kings River Parade starts at Granada Hotel at 6 p.m. sponsored by the Texas Cavaliers and Junior Chamber of Commerce. The Night in Old San Antonio at La Villita runs 3:36 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, with proceeds supporting historic restoration.
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Pearson Takes Oath In Ottawa Amid Turbulent Times
Nobel laureate Lester B. Pearson is sworn in as Canada's prime minister at Rideau Hall amid a backdrop of political shifts. The ceremony follows a tight election result that boosted his Liberal party, with Pearsons vow to pursue friendly relations with the United States and to support national armed forces, while detailing plans for a formal San Antonio themed pageant and local events in San Pedro.
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United States
Tomor
Daveces
Kings River Parade Weather Soured by Possible Showers
Partly cloudy and mild conditions are noted for San Antonio Monday evening as the Kings River Parade glides along the river. A weak cool front overnight could bring a few showers late Monday night and Tuesday with highs near the upper 80s and overnight lows around the high 50s.
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Laos Reds Pledge New Truce in Civil War Hope
Northern Laos ceasefire urged by Pathet Lao and neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma. Souvanna doubts success. Gen Kong Le ordered to observe. U.S. officials discuss preserving Laos neutrality. Harriman tours Europe. Pravda blames imperialists for aiding unrest. Chou Enlai cites Geneva violations.
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Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
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United States
Chou Bo- Jlai
Lukens Steel Hike Rescinded Nears Contested Prices
Lukens Steel Company announced it is withdrawing increases announced last week for plate steel to keep prices level with two competitors. The move came after a fatality and injuries reported at facilities in San Antonio and New Braunfels, while a fire in Pittsburgh damaged a cinema building.
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Fiesta Program Highlights San Antonio Events
Fiesta program lists events across San Antonio including a pilgrimage to the Alamo by the Alamo Mission Chapter and DRT, a river pageant by Texas Cavaliers and JCC, a Flower and Fashion Show at 3:00 p.m. at 1717 San Pedro by the Woman's Club, A Night in Old San Antonio at La Villita by the Conservation Society, and Miss San Antonio pageant at San Pedro Playhouse by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Conservation Society
Court Win By Costello Court Win By Costello
Washington United Press International reports former crime czar Frank Costello won a Supreme Court hearing in his bid to avoid deportation to Italy. The court also ruled 9 0 states may enforce antidiscrimination in airline hiring despite federal aviation jurisdiction and directed the Interstate Commerce Commission to hold hearings on low rate piggyback rail service opposed by coastal shippers.
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Supreme Court
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court rules Downum double jeopardy in San Antonio case
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that Raymond Downum must be freed after a San Antonio forgery conviction because the first jury was discharged and a new jury selected five days later, with the majority finding double jeopardy violated by the government. The initial jury was dismissed when a key government witness became unavailable.
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Supreme Court
Raymond Downum
San Antonio
Downum
1,000 More Refugees Due in U.S.
Twenty one Americans released from Cuban prison by Castro were flown back to the United States aboard a Red Cross plane to Homestead Air Force Base. James B. Donovan led the mercy mission and called the release an act of clemency.
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Burglars Hit Shivers' Home
Police reported burglars broke into former Governor Allan Shivers’s home in Austin while the family was away. Only loose change was taken.
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Austin
Allan Shivers
Epidemic of Fires Across Eastern States
A weekend of brush and building fires left hundreds homeless and caused millions in damage from Maine to Virginia. More than 50 homes destroyed or damaged, about 300000 acres burned. The New York area faced thousands of alarms and a massive response on Staten Island and in New Jersey. Three New Jersey family members were missing, possibly perished in a forest fire. Emergency crews worked to restore electricity, telephone service, and water supplies.
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Virginia
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Five day forecast shows cooler trend with scattered showers
The outlook calls for cloudiness and light variable winds with a few showers late Monday into Tuesday. Highs reach the low 80s with overnight lows in the upper 60s to near 70. Temperatures remain near normal through Friday with no significant precipitation.
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