Hurricanes Carla Threatens Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast
UPI reports Hurricane Carla with 135 mph winds aims for the upper Texas and western Louisiana coast. Evacuations extend from Port Arthur to seven other Texas cities as warnings span from Freeport to Grand Isle. Forecasters predict a northwesterly path toward inland Texas or extreme western Louisiana with tides 5 to 10 feet above normal and gusts along the Gulf Coast.
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De Gaulle narrowly escapes as bomb attack targets car
Paris police disclosed terrorists tried to blow up President Charles de Gaulle’s car with a fire bomb as he traveled from Paris to his country retreat. The limo had a damaged fender and smoke stains but no one was hurt. a suspect confessed at the scene and authorities linked the plot to extremist groups aiming to keep Algeria French.
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Colombey-Les-Deux-Eglises
Nuclear Test Ban Conference Recessed Over Debate
The three power nuclear test ban conference recessed indefinitely until after the U N General Assembly debate on banning nuclear weapons tests. Deputy U S negotiator Charles C Stelle accused the Soviet Union of hypocrisy as the conference paused following Khrushchev s rejection of the Anglo American atmospheric ban proposal.
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New Features Start Monday In Scottsdale Daily Progress
The Scottsdale Daily Progress unveils two new features on Monday with a third to follow Tuesday. Sen. Barry Goldwater will contribute a column three times weekly and Bill Mauldin will publish editorial cartoons four times weekly.
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Reds Reject Appeal To Halt Atmospheric Nuclear Tests
Soviet Premier Khrushchev formally rejected Kennedy and Macmillan request for an immediate halt to atmospheric nuclear tests. He said the proposal would let the United States push underground tests and threaten the Communist world, and urged linking any ban to general disarmament while noting France would not be bound. He added the United States continues underground tests and warned the plan omits France and space and underestimates French atomic arms. He spoke as Russia resumes testing and referenced NATO ties and ongoing Geneva talks.
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Britain
Geneva
Paradise Valley Annexes Again in Special Meeting
Paradise Valley council annexed adjacent area in a noon special meeting. Mayor Pat Downey left to post notices on a zoning matter and could not be reached for comment. Town Clerk Helen Marston could not specify new boundaries or location. It marks the town’s third annexation since incorporation amid ongoing court challenges.
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Scottsdale
Kennedy and Macmillan Press Khrushchev on Atmosphere Tests
President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Macmillan prepare a joint statement criticizing Soviet Premier Khrushchev for refusing a tripartite ban on atmospheric nuclear tests. Khrushchev’s translated message was expected, with a full English text arriving at Hyannis Port before the planned release.
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Harold Macmillan
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
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Khrushchev
Wind and Rain Sweep Arizona Valley Areas
Drenching showers hit Phoenix Payson Maverick Globe Grand Canyon Winslow and McNary with rainfall totals from .20 to 1.92 inches. A 67 mph wind gust accompanied a thunderstorm in Phoenix ripping roofs and downing trees across scattered valley sections.
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McNary
ASU President Declares Free University True Freedom
Arizona State University President Dr. G Homer Durham told the ASU faculty planning conference that the free university is the true citadel of freedom. He outlined plans for Tuesday lectures in American studies and proposed reforms including early admission, advanced placement, a master's thesis requirement, and comprehensive exams for undergraduates. He urged ASU to become a significant center for graduate education in mathematics and physical sciences.
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G. Homer Durham
Lafayette Blvd
Scottsdale
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Louis Taylor
Indian Blvd
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Richard Schutz
Purdue
Robert Baker
E. Coronado Rd
Collice Portnoff
N. Scottsdale
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Schutz
Troops Ordered To Europe Amid Berlin Crisis Curbs
Washington reports the Defense Department orders 40 000 troops to reinforce the Berlin garrison and imposes new travel limits on dependents to Europe. West Berlin exception cited for morale. travel suspension starts Oct 9 1961. Civilian employees also affected as 2 000 families immediately impacted.
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