Eye Doctor Firefight Ends in Suspect’s Death
In El Paso Texas Dr W E Vandever shot and killed Louis Dominguez 35 a cab driver who delivered a ransom note to his home after a year of threatening letters. Nadine Aboua 35 was arrested as a suspect in the case and charged with extortion vagrancy and as a material witness. Vandever is detained for homicide as investigators probe the motives and sequence.
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Brazil Congress Defies Military Drive Over Goulart
Brazil's congress resists a military push to bar Vice President Goulart from the presidency. A joint session formed a committee to study Ranieri Mazzilli's call for a constitutional amendment, while chances of enactment faded amid sharp opposition.
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Castro Urges Guerrilla War to Defeat Goulart
Fidel Castro in a four hour Radio Havana broadcast urged Brazilians to take arms and form 1000 fronts in guerrilla warfare to resist the military leaders blocking Joao Goulart from the presidency. He claimed workers farmers and students could prevent a coup in Brazil.
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Lost Tourist Survives 10 Weeks In Alaskan Wilds
William C. Waters, 42, of Erlinger Kentucky, found alive after a 10 week ordeal in the Alaskan wilds near the Yukon River. He weighed 9 pounds on arrival, down from 190 pounds in June, and said he subsisted on berries and raspberries while coping with extreme hunger and cold. Waters, who enlisted before Pearl Harbor, described a charmed life with no major injuries and said he hoped someone would find him while wandering near Big Lake and a tundra bog.
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Weather report for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio sees partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers and highs around 78 to 82, cooler tonight near 60, and a sunny to warm Wednesday. Northwestern Ohio remains partly cloudy with thunderstorms tonight and highs about 80 to 84, then mostly sunny and warm Wednesday. Sunrise 6:50 a.m. Sunset 6:05 p.m.
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Boy of 15 faces risk as Berlin wall divides city
In East Berlin Manfred Kuchler, 15, gazes at a West Berlin gap near the Brandenburg Gate with his new bike. Six East German guards watch and barriers mark the line between freedom and control. He asks if the wall will end his chances to visit friends, noting America seems distant while the wall remains.
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Reds Ask Explanation on Austria's Market Join Move
Vienna reports the Soviet Union demanded an explanation for Austria seeking membership in the European Common Market. The government said Moscow views the market as NATO's economic arm and questions Austria’s decision to join. Russia had pulled its troops in 1955 and tied neutrality to further steps.
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UAW Targets Big Three in Impending Strike Plan
UAW to name a strike target among GM Ford or Chrysler after an executive board meeting. GM is the likely focus as talks stall since June with 310,000 GM workers. The union accuses GM of setting industry prices and seeks a quick unfair practices hearing, while Ford and Chrysler prepare to seek authority to strike.
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Red Tape Gives Death A Hand
Mrs. Robert Madsen, 49, wife of a retired Navy chief petty officer, died minutes after a doctor refused admission to a Veterans Administration hospital, deeming her illness as hysteria. Neighbors' ride to Dallas Naval Air Station and onward to Carswell Air Force Base Hospital followed, but she collapsed en route.
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West Moves Toward Berlin Crisis Talks With Russia
Western allies cautiously press for Berlin crisis talks with Russia. The United States seeks NATO endorsement within 24 hours on a revised Big Three note to Moscow to underpin informal talks among foreign ministers at the U N General Assembly in New York. If favorable, Rusk may meet Gromyko in New York to push negotiations. West German Foreign Minister von Brentano says the Western note will go to Moscow within three days.
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Where To Turn More Signs For Bridge A Speed Gauge
Four deaths scene made safer with a speed gauge feature. Oberlin declared eligible for 300 public housing units costing about 1.5 million dollars.
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