Global News Digest From Berlin to Nepal And Iran
AP dispatches report tense fronts worldwide with Berlin soldiers at dawn a four day maneuvre in West Berlin. Congo reshuffles cabinet amid unrest. U.N. halts Jadotville clashes. Iran sees more killings amid land reform actions. Everest expedition plans assault between April 20 and 30. Pakistan pledges Western aid linked to Kashmir. South Korea court-martial probes ex-junta figures. Guatemala exiled leader Arevalo seeks refuge in Mexico.
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Nepal
Everest
Simrath
Norman
Duhvenfurth
Weather summary for Flagstaff and northern Arizona
Variable cloudiness through Wednesday with little temperature change today. Slightly warmer Wednesday. Strong southwest winds 10 to 20 mph with higher gusts. Tonight low near 30 and high tomorrow around 58.
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New York
Arizona
Jury Selects Hudgens Trial for Double Murder
In Mohave County, jurors near the end of day one in the first degree murder case of Raymond Hudgens. He is accused of killing his wife Grace and her parents Myron and Mrs. Young at a Kingman home. About 76 jurors questioned, 26 more to be called. police say Hudgens signed a confession.
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Mohave County Superior Court
Piers Sing
Thought for today and a Van Nuys arrest report
The item blends a motto style quotation with a police report noting an arrest in Van Nuys California after an anonymous call about deaths. It mentions Hudgens’ year old son Raymond Jr found unharmed and references blood spatter in a housing setting.
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Hudgens
Raymond
Grace, Jr
Henry
van Dyke
Castro Sets Soviet Trip Plans The Cuban Prime Minister to Visit Moscow
AP reports Cuba states Prime Minister Fidel Castro will visit the Soviet Union this year at Nikita Khrushchev’s invitation. Official notes say the Soviet leader seeks to discuss bilateral relations and showcase Soviet achievements, with Cuban and Soviet representatives arranging the travel dates.
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He Got His Man Mounted on a Mailings Chase
In Mamden Connecticut a motorcycle patrolman pursued a reportedly stolen car. The pursuit ended when Sarricco dropped papers from a clipboard attached to his bike, scattering them toward a shopping center. He ultimately caught the suspect before the Monday deadline.
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API
Sam
Lor
Sarricco
United States rebukes Cuban exile leader over Cuba policy
Washington reports U S officials publicly denounced Jose Miró Cardona for allegedly criticizing U S policy toward Cuba and demanding a voice or threat of a second invasion. The State Department said no such agreement will be made, while Miró defended his stance as seeking hemispheric cooperation for joint action.
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Mima
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Obituary for Paul E Keller 84 Arizona native
Services will be at 4 15 Wednesday at Avondale Community Church for Paul E Keller 84 native Arizonan who died Sunday in a Phoenix hospital The Rev Edwin B Womack will officiate Keller was a brother of Mrs Kent Rucker of Flagstaff Born in Flagstaff he was a retired mechanic at the Litchfield Naval Air facility He was a member of the Elks Lodge Masonic Lodge and the American Legion and a World War I veteran He had lived in the Goodyear area the past 20 years Private cremation will follow services.
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Kent Rucker
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Litchfield Naval Air Facility
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Goodyear
Accident Claims Another Motorist
The Associated Press reports another fatal Arizona traffic incident. Orie Fussell, 52, a Marine stationed at Yuma, died after a collision on U S 80 near Yuma when his vehicle entered U S 80 and struck a car driven by 35 year old Robert Bowman of Yuma, who suffered minor injuries.
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Arizona
Orie Fussell
Yuma
U.S. 80
Arizona Highway Patrol
Hunsell
Robert Bowman
Bowman
Triangulo Sponsors Two Cancer Films at Arena Bank
Triangulo Club will sponsor two cancer awareness films at the Arena Bank community room on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. All women in Flagstaff are invited to attend this showing featuring Time and Women and Self Examination as a Cancer Crusade spokesman described. A doctor will answer questions after the films.
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Flagstaff
Jaca Cancer Crusade
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Navy Court of Inquiry Recesses for New Witness
Portsmouth AP Navy court of inquiry hearing testimony on the sinking of the nuclear submarine Thresher adjourned for lack of a witness not yet in Portsmouth. The panel planned to reconvene later today after hearing from the rescue operation commander and noting the last message from Thresher.
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Navy Court of Inquiry
Thresher
Adm
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Trauiake
Watson
Ramage
Navy
Raymond A. McCoole
Dover
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
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Throsher
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Herbs
Franke J. Destetano Jr
Ehlet Rachinist
Cape Cod
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Grenfell
William Heronemus
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Wis
Lafayette Puts Out for Test Run
Lafayette, the heaviest submarine ever built, began trials from Groton Connecticut. The 7000 ton vessel left General Dynamics shipyard with its flag at half mast to honor the Thresher crew who perished aboard the historic submarine.
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Groton
Verde Water To Be Ample For Verde Valley Use
U S Geological Survey finds Verde Valley surface and ground water ample for current and future needs. Verde River averages about 470 cubic feet per second while combined groundwater discharge runs around 225 cubic feet per second. Ground depth ranges to about 820 feet below land surface. Water chemistry generally suitable, with most areas under 500 parts per million dissolved solids, though some beds near Cant Verde show over 91,000 ppm.
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Waeter
Verde
Great Dane wins court case over dog fight damages
In San Diego a 22 pound Great Dane named Shadow defeated a civil suit over the death of a pedigreed Shetland sheep named Sky. Sky’s owner Horace Byington sought 5000 dollars for loss and 1000 for personal injuries after being bitten while breaking up the fight. Judge Ruffin ruled the dog owner not liable for Sky’s death and will consider the personal injury claim.
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Bethel Buckalew
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Buckalew
Eyearall
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Roger
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Ruffin
Kingman Proposes Budget Increase Hearing May 14
Kingman officials request an $18,840 budget boost to cover engineering and survey at $5,000 police at $4,500 insurance at $3,350 general administration at $3,990 and street light maintenance at $7,00. The Arizona Tax Commission will hear the proposal on May 14 at Kingman City Hall.
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Arizona Tax Commission
Ghost Town Loses Resident in Illegal Brewery Case
In Harshaw Arizona Leslie Wallace was jailed for six months and fined 400 dollars on two counts after pleading guilty to manufacturing beer without a license and selling it. State liquor agents raided a well equipped operation amid the old mining town near Patagonia, with several confiscated barrels reportedly en route to Paris.
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Leslie
Wallace
Nogales
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Bert Arch
Pele Donisi
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Rothrock
Paris
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Patigonia
Tax Squabble Brings Death To War Hero
In Atlanta, Brig. Gen. Bernard M. Davey, 47, a World War I hero, was shot fatally and his wife wounded in a domestic dispute over income tax payments. Detectives said three shots were fired at their home just before Monday midnight. Mrs. Davey, 45, told investigators the argument began over unpaid income tax and that her husband slapped and pushed her before the shooting occurred.
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Georgia Baptist Hospital
Arizona Tax Office Sees Incoming Returns and Penalties
Nearly 4 million returns arrived at the Arizona income tax office today. Division director Donald Greer said 290,000 returns have been received so far and another 25,000 are expected in later deliveries. The office expects more than $20 million in state income tax this year. Delinquents face a 5 percent penalty per month.
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Arizona
Donald Greer
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Paper Mill Employees Receive Wage Jump in Snowflake
About 300 production workers at Southwest Forest Industries Snowflake paper mill gain a 2 percent wage increase under a new month contract. Affected unions include United Papermakers and Paperworkers Local B19 and the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers. The contract runs to July 1, 1964 with wages ranging from 2.16 to 4.12 per hour. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers continues negotiations. Leif Nordlie has coached tennis and squash at West Point for 17 years.
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Snowflake Paper
United Papermakers and Paper Workers Local
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sul- Phite ,and Paper Mill Workers
Ihiginational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Wall Street Mixed After Midday Rally Tied to Chrysler
New York AP reports traders skimmed profits as stocks fluctuated near 1963 peaks at midday. Chrysler rose early but fell to near session lows while earnings news tempered optimism. The Dow Jones average slipped 0.08 to 711.50 as steel and utilities moved differently.
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