Dark horse Morris gains ground in Arizona governor race
A local political column highlights I Michael Morris as a rising dark horse in the Arizona Democratic gubernatorial primary. It praises his work ethic, reputation, and focus on state issues, including water projects, while noting his caravan campaign and willingness to unite rival candidates for voters’ choice.
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Five highway deaths reported in Arizona over weekend
The Associated Press notes five weekend fatalities push 1962 Arizona traffic toll to 301, with Kerry Tuerft, 18, killed near Camp Verde after a doze. Other victims included Jes Ale Ramos, 18, of Eloy. Francisco Huerta, 22, of Odessa. Norbert Lopez, 32, of Fresno. and James Joyce, 53, of San Angeles, amid multiple crashes on U S routes and interstates.
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Off Course Mariner 4 Aims Venus Despite Payload Release
Off Course Mariner 4 rockets toward Venus on a 10 day mission as a 447 pound craft suffers a trajectory error. NASA officials hope an onboard motor can correct the path to a potential pass within 100000 miles of Venus while tracking data refines the exact miss distance.
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Havana Shelling Probed Under Neutrality Act
The government opened an inquiry to determine if Havana shelling violated the U S Neutrality Act. The State Department blamed a Miami exile Cuban students group for Friday’s attack but gave no confirmation on whether the raiders sailed from the United States. The inquiry seeks to decide if prosecutions under the act are warranted.
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Algerian Guerrilla Takeover Paralyzes Capital in Crisis
In Algiers, guerrilla leaders seize control of the capital and surrounding Wilaya No. 4, sidelining the interim government. Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella’s political bureau withdraws, creating chaos as plans for a Sept. Constituent Assembly are halted. Ben Bella relocates to Oran amid fears of rebel power.
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County Fair Sets Records Despite Rain
The Coconino County Fair wrapped its three day stand at Fi Tutu with new records despite rain. About 30 000 visits were counted during the first two days of the five day racing meet at the $100 000 track, per Fair Director Paul Weaver Jr. Gov. Paul Fannin attended, viewing races and the barbecue in Ft. Tuthill. Weaver cited records in five stock exhibits, fine arts, agriculture sprays, and minerals, plus high prices at the fat lamb and steer livestock auction led by First National Bank of Arizona bidding for the champion Suffolk ram.
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Potomac Fever in White House and Cuba Dispatch
Offbeat dispatches mix Cuba arrivals, Monroe Doctrine, and Kennedy era political satire. References to CIA, McCone, and labor-saving devices blend with humorous riffs on politicians and public life in Washington.
Reds Held Responsible in Berlin Wall Shootings
Moscow reports US note accusing Soviet authorities of allowing or aiding violence in Berlin. The US, in May, blamed Soviet forces for shootings and urged a four power conference. The exchange follows attacks on Soviet and East German police in West Berlin and a series of shootings in the Soviet sector.
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Labor Day Toll May Reach 490
Chicago reports traffic authorities estimate Labor Day tolls could total around 410 to 490 deaths nationwide over the long weekend. The National Safety Council cautions about 16,000 to 20,000 people sustaining disabling injuries during the holiday period from Friday to Monday.
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Britain and US push for unpoliced nuclear test ban
At Geneva the United States and Britain proposed a treaty banning nuclear tests in the atmosphere and space, with on site inspections for suspicious underground activity. The Soviet Union rejected the partial ban and insisted on including underground tests, while Kennedy and MacMillan urged a comprehensive ban verified without onsite inspections.
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East Berlin Cop Flees Wall Amid Guard Change
Berlin dispatch reports an East German policeman escaped to West Berlin during a guard change at the border. Witnesses said he was briefly alone as border guards along the Wall were charged.
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