Bourguiba and Nasser seek parley over Israel policy
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba asks President Gamal Abdel Nasser to meet to iron out their dispute on Arab policy toward Israel. The item appears among a list of varied world notes including Goldwater in Madrid backing Johnson’s Santo Domingo action and Meredith’s Nigeria plans.
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Habib Bourguiba
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Barry M. Goldwater
Madrid
Johnson
Santo Domingo
Senator Hayden Seen as Prophet at Marble Canyon Dam Site
Veterans of the Spanish War plan a local gathering. Maricopa County anticipates continued growth but at a slower pace. Second Front Page coverage notes the Marble Canyon dam site prophecy linked to Senator Hayden.
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Carl Hayden
Marble Canyon Dam
Maricopa County
Power Can Win, Marine Boss Says In Viet Nam Visit
Gen Nam policy discussions by Wallace M Greene Jr the Marine Corps commandant claim U S forces can accomplish any task in South Viet Nam if given power He notes no orders to move more Marines yet and cites 32 000 troops currently there He emphasizes duty to halt communism but warns situation remains serious with 35 000 to 40 000 Marines in region He also reports on Da Nang base protection and counter guerrilla actions.
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Washington
Wallace M. Greene Jr
U.S
South Viet Nam
Greene
Viet Nam
Okinawa
Japan
Box Score on Crime in Phoenix
Phoenix police logged 422 calls in the 24 hour period ending at 10 am. Among incidents were 42 traffic accidents with injuries and 13 reported assaults including an attempted rape.
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Phoenix
Understanding Youth Seen Through Army Leader’s View
Col William J Parkins of San Francisco Salvation Army cautions that adults now give youths room to ask questions and engage. He notes fewer dropouts higher education standards and more moral understanding, citing youth centers and conversational aging as turning points. He speaks at Encanto Park and Temple Corps on Twentieth Century Evangelism.
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Col
William J. Parkins
San Francisco
Western Territory
Salvation Army
Col. Parkins
Phoenix
Army
Encanto Park
Temple Corps
Citadel
Third Ave
Pakistan Rejects Indian Cease-Fire in Kutch Clash
Pakistan refused Indian terms for a cease-fire in the Rann of Kutch as fighting continued. Both sides trade accusations over casualties and use of U.S. supplied equipment while Western envoys press for a settlement.
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Pakistan
Rawalpindi
Rann of Kutch
Karachi
First Lady Plants Red Oak Amid Arbor Day Traffic Clamp
In Washington the First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson helped plant a 20 foot red oak as Arbor Day events closed M Street for about two hours. Spectators gathered near the Willard Hotel while Mrs Johnson urged children to plant trees at home and visited a Capitol Hill settlement house with gifts for garden projects.
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Washington
Willard Hotel
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Capitol Hill
Stand Firm Urged on Papago Park Hospital Start
Dr. Robert Leonard county hospital chief urges District 3 supervisor Mrs. O Neil to stand firm and start construction on the 14 million Papago Park hospital site. L Alton Riggs and Barney Burns voted for delay pending Medicare action while county seeks to reclaim 60 acres near 24th Street and Roosevelt deeded to the state in 1885.
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Robert B. Leonard
James T. O’neil
Papago Park
O’neil
L. Alton Riggs
Board of Supervisors
Riggs
Barney Burns
U.S. Senate
John A. Udall
Robert Corbin
24Th Street
Roosevelt
Maricopa County
Arizona State Hospital
New Jersey Bans Speeding Diplomats on Turnpike
New Jersey Turnpike authorities banish foreign diplomats who speed on the 118 mile road. Turnpike director William J. Flanagan says state troopers will remove envoy cars that violate the 60 mph limit. In nine years there have been 44 violations, with five above 100 mph.
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New Brunswick
N.J
New Jersey
William J. Flanagan
Turnpike
Flanagan
Scientists Gather in Flagstaff for Three Meetings
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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Flagstaff
Arizona State College
Rocky Mountain
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Arizona Academy of Science
Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honorary
Pancake Sale by Camelback Y's Men to Fund Bus
Members of the Camelback Y's Men's Club will serve pancakes from 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow in the Camelback Mall parking lot at 20th Street and Camelback to raise funds for a new Y bus.
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Camelback Y's Men's Club
Camelback Mall
20Th Street
Camelback
Bible Digest by H. B. Dean
Fear is the devil's weapon to belittle God's love and grace. Do not fear for I am with you says the Lord. Mark 6 50 serves as a reminder to trust divine presence over fear.
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Bible Digest
H. B. Dean
U S Says North Korean Jets Attack RB47 Over Sea
The State Department condemned an unprovoked attack by two North Korean MIGs on a U S RB47 reconnaissance plane over international waters. The RB47 crew fired back. four of six engines remained running as the plane limped to Japan.
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Washington
UPS
State Department
Theia U.S
Japan
United States
Robert J. McCloskey
Armed Services Panel Hikes 15.3 Billion Defense Bill
The House Armed Services Committee approved a 15.303 billion defense measure authorizing funds to buy planes missiles and ships and to develop future weapons. It restores much of prior cuts while adding a nuclear powered frigate and advanced aircraft funding. Chairman Rivers notes pay raises and manpower support as part of the broader package.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
L. Mendel Rivers
D S.C
Pentagon
Riviers
Rivers
Two Nabbed On Tucson Dope Charge
Tucson police and state liquor control agents arrested two men with over $1,000 in narcotics. Robert J. Mann, 26, was picked up with heroin. George Ortiz, 35, was found with 93 heroin papers and marijuana. Dowell noted officers had warrants and worked the case days.
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Tucson
Robert J. McMann
George Ortiz
George Dowell
Narcotics Section
State Liquor Control Department
Dowell
Assessment Payments Due Monday
The city assessor notified 8 367 property owners that June interest payments are due Monday on special improvement district assessments for paving sewer and irrigation tile projects. The total due is 66 000 dollars. Ralph Beal said payments are due May 1 and delinquent June 1.
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Ralph Beal
P.O. Box
W. Washington
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James Meredith
Nigeria
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Casey Jones
Arizona
Hollywood
Marine
3Rd Marine
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Viet
Fulbright
Lome
Rusk
Leatherneck
da Nang
Gazette
Rotary Club
Bob Beauchamp
North High
David Banks
South Mountain
Val Mackoff
Rory Hays
Central
Rotary
Westward Ho
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Washington and
London
New Delhi
Biar-Bet
Kutch
Y. B. Chaven
Tikka Khan
Shastri
District of Columbia
Mth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
E Street
Jersey
New York
ASC
Ariz
East van Buren
Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
Afraid
The
Department
High Seas
McCloskey
Mixed Armistice Commission
Korea
Robert S. McNamara
Wilson
Kodak Motormatic
Agfa Optima
Bell & Howell
Fies SB
Rizona
Eno O
Red Cross
Selby
Penalto
Joyce
32Nd Street
East McDowell Shopping Center
E. Camelback
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