Rusk Rules Out Second Front Tied to Dominican Revolt
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Dominican Republic uprising may have some aspects of a Communist movement but is not a second Communist front. He noted no Viet Nam link and urged OAS action for an immediate cease fire, with U.S. troops only as needed to protect lives.
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Power Can Win, Marine Boss Says
Gen. Wallace M. Greene Jr. said U S forces can handle any task in South Viet Nam if given the necessary power. He noted the commitment of about 32 000 Marines and cautioned that further moves depend on the situation. Secretary Rusk told the Senate panel Viet Nam policy showed little change from a week ago.
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California Federation of Young Democrats Opens Convention
More than 350 delegates were expected to attend the opening session of the California Federation of Young Democrats convention in Los Angeles today.
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Understanding Of Youth Noted
Col William J Parkins of the Salvation Army says adults have changed their view of youth and now treat young people as individuals. In Phoenix for the centennial jubilee he notes fewer dropouts and higher education standards, with youth centers emphasizing mental, physical, and spiritual growth. He speaks at Encanto Park tonight and delivers a keynote at Temple Corps Citadel tomorrow on Twentieth Century Evangelism.
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Pakistan Rejects Indian Cease-Fire in Kutch Fight
The Pakistan government refused Indian terms for a cease-fire in the Rann of Kutch amid ongoing fighting. Both sides accuse each other of using U.S. supplied equipment as envoys push for a settlement sought by Britain and the United States.
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First Lady Plants Red Oak During Arbor Day Event
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson helped plant a 20 foot red oak as Arbor Day activities closed a downtown street for two hours. Police blocked 14th Street between Pennsylvania Avenue and E Street to seat several hundred spectators at the Willard Hotel site. Johnson later visited Capitol Hill neighborhood to support day care and aid projects, presenting azalea plants for Friendship House and urging widespread neighborhood housing.
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Two Houses Hold Short Sessions
Legislative chambers met briefly before recessing for a Monday session. The House opened with veteran and widow exemption limits and fraud penalties bills by Rep. Douglas Holsclaw. Senate finance debated bonding authority SB 5 for university construction and SB 8 for planning and building commission, with amendments to avoid joint liability.
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Scientists to Attend Three Flagstaff Meetings on ASC Campus
More than 500 scientists from across the nation will arrive in Flagstaff to attend three concurrent meetings on the Arizona State College campus from Sunday to Thursday. The events include the 41st Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division AAAS meeting, the ninth Arizona Academy of Science meeting, and the sixth annual meeting of Beta Beta Beta western district.
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Be Not Afraid Mark 6:50 Devotional Note by Dean
H B Dean urges that fear is the devil's weapon to belittle God's love and grace. He references the verse Fear thou not for I am with thee and emphasizes divine presence as comfort.
Nepal Receives British Arms Under Aid Program
Katmandu Nepal AP reports the first consignment of British military equipment arrived yesterday to modernize the Nepal army under a British American assistance program. The shipment includes arms ammunition and three planes according to a defense ministry spokesman.
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$80 Million Suit Names Shell Oil
A one cent gasoline price difference triggers antitrust suits totaling over $80 million in U.S. District Court. Plaintiffs A. M. Blakely, former Blakely Oil owner, and Raymond T. Frost, Sunset Oil owner, accuse Shell Oil Co. of scheming to monopolize.
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Armed Services Bill Boosts Military Spending By Rivers
The House Armed Services Committee approved a bill authorizing 15.303 billion dollars for planes ships and missiles and 6.4445 billion for research and development. The panel added 157.5 million for a nuclear powered guided missile frigate and 7 million for advanced manned strategic aircraft amid ongoing Pentagon budget debates.
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Two Nabbed On Tucson Dope Charge
Tucson police and state liquor control agents arrested Robert J. Mc Mann 26 and George Ortiz 35 on narcotics charges. Mc Mann was found with heroin while Ortiz carried 93 heroin papers and marijuana. Officers said warrants supported the arrests after days of investigation. Heroin papers sold for about 10 dollars each.
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Assessments Payable May 1 With June Delinquency Notice
City assessor informs 8 367 property owners that June interest on special improvement district assessments is due Monday. Paving sewer and irrigation tile projects total 66 000 dollars. Ralph Beal says May 1 due date. delinquent June 1. Payments may be mailed to the city treasurer or paid in person at 251 W Washington.
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Dolled Up Dogs Fashion Show Planned in Harrogate
In Harrogate England a dog fashion show next week will showcase perfumes nail varnish bonnets and bootees for pets.
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