Tongay Gains Release After Prison Term
Rus sell Tongay, once a swimming prodigy known as father of the Aquators, was freed after six years of a 10 year manslaughter sentence for the 1953 death of his daughter Kathy. He planned to seek refuge in a Trappist monastery in California after a bus trip to Houston.
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Raiford
Fla
UPI
Russell Tongay
Tongay
Kathy
MacFadden- Deauville
Miami Beach
Bubba
English Channel
DeWitt Sinclair
Houston
Tex
Tongya
Sinclair
Vina
Calif
Valley Zoological Park Proposed by Maytag Plans
Salt River Valley may host a multi million dollar zoo as promoter Robert E. Maytag pledges initial 100000 investment. He seeks a mile square site with lakes restaurants band-shell and children's zoo while William Cully of Swope Park Zoo will aid as consulting director.
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Phoenix
UPI
Salt River Valley
Robert E. Maytag
Maytag
Paradise Valley
Hassi
William Cully
Swope Park Zoological Gardens
Kansas City
F. L. Maytag Sr
The
Maytag Co
Newton
Towa
Magma Copper buys Belmont copper mine near Superior
Magma Copper Co. announced the purchase of Belmont Copper Mining Co. for 800000 dollars. Belmont property lies two miles southeast of Superior and includes 120 unpatented and 12 patented claims, contiguous with 50 Queen Creek claims. The Belmont mine long supplied water to Superior.
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Superior
UPS
Magma Copper Co
Belmont Copper Mining Co
Belmont
Queen Creek
Magma
Patti Carey to perform acrobatic acts at Phoenix club event
Scottsdale teen Patti Carey 15 trains at Jerry Doyle Ranch and competes in Mr Arizona Miss Valley Sun contests. She will exhibit acrobatic dancing and gymnastic numbers at the Phoenix Boys Club tomorrow night, with state weight lifting contests also on the slate. Carey has charity appearances and plans a third state gymnast meet at Arizona State University next month.
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Patti Carey
Jim Carey
E. Coronado
Scottsdale
Patti
Phoenix
Scottsdale High School
Jerry Doyle
Children’s Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Arizona State University
Soviet Union presses U.N. trusteeship independence demand
The Soviet Union demanded that United Nations trust territories gain freedom and independence this year, including Pacific islands once held from Japan and now administered by the United States as a strategic area. S. G. Lapin spoke as the assembly debated trusteeship and Congo, while Adlai Stevenson stayed silent in the Congo debate and froze U.N. Trusteeship Council membership, ready to explain Washington stance if Congo resolutions reach a vote.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPD
Soviet Union
Pacific
Japan
United States
S. G. Lapin
Trusteeship Council
Congo
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Zenon Rassides
Stevenbly
U. N
Counson
Washington
Army officer pitches open aid to foreign guerrillas
A senior Army officer circulated a proposal to train and supply guerrilla forces aimed at overthrowing Communist regimes in Eastern Europe and elsewhere. The document argues the United States should act openly, noting Soviet risks in Laos and Kennedy's push for greater guerrilla capability, though officials gave it limited attention.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Europe
Laos
Arthur G. Trudeau
Army Research and Development
Kennedy
Defense Department
Grenade hits U.S. official in South Vietnam home
A hand grenade, wrapped in a towel, exploded in the home of William C. Thomas, a U.S. International Cooperation Administration official, injuring him in one eye. Thomas, 47, of Fort Myers, Florida, was flown to Clark Air Base for medical care. his family was unharmed. The attack came two days before South Vietnam voted to elect a president, with Diem expected to win.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Thomas
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Scottsdale Ramada Inn Meeting On Arizona Business
The Scottsdale Ramada Inn will host a Tuesday 8 p.m. meeting of the Arizona Manufacturers' Representatives Association and electrical and electro mechanical manufacturers representatives. Boyd H Gibbons Jr special assistant for industrial development will speak on Arizona a Symbol for American Business and Private Enterprise.
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Scottsdale Ramada Inn
Arizona Manufacturers’ Representatives Association
Boyd H.gibbons Jr
Fannin
Arizona
Soviet Seaman Seeks Asylum in Sweden
The captain of a 200 ton Soviet submarine tender sailed into Swedish waters and asked for political asylum. The nine man crew remained aboard as the Lithuanian-born captain went ashore. Swedish officials gave no immediate confirmation of asylum or identity and denied any submarine chase.
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Hemsen
Sweden
UPI
Supreme Command
Maj. G. Westerlund
Supreme 2 Command
Annexation Clash: Phoenix Gerrymanders Arcadia Split
The Scottsdale Daily Progress predicts Phoenix overreached by securing a Motorola plant to back a Phoenix petition. The plan would extend a strip from 52nd Street to Jackrabbit Road north of Camelback Mountain, claimed illegal and likely to be tossed. Arcadia residents show strong opposition to Phoenix control.
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Phoenix
Arcadia
62Nd
64Th Streets
Scottsdale
Motorola
52Nd St
52Nd Street
Jackrabbit Rd
Camelback Mountain
Sam Marcian
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Arizona Law Criticism by Rep Miller Over Textbook Control
PHOENIX Arizona legislator Rep Cecil Miller D Yuma questions the Arizona school law and urges reconsideration of textbook selection authority. He notes districts currently choose texts and asserts he has little faith in the present arrangement. County school superintendents attend the capitol meeting.
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Phoenix
API
Cecil Miller
D-Yuma
Arizona
Miller
Capitol
State Board of Education
Yuman
Warrant Issued for Frazier in Tucson Slaying
County Attorney Harry Ackerman issued a first degree murder warrant for James Thomas Frazier 24 in the stabbing death of Wilfred Labrie 52 a service station attendant. Tucson police drew a composite of Frazier from a witness who saw the killing. Frazier is at large and wanted for burglary and grand larceny. He is described as 6 feet tall 165 pounds with green or blue eyes dark brown crew cut hair may have a heavy beard and unusually large arms.
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Tucson
UPI
Harry Ackerman
James Thomas Frazier
Wilfred Labrie
Bob Ellis
Tucson ‘Police Department
Asas State Police
Frazier
Narcotics Bill Promised by Arizona Group
A large Arizona group pledged to seek narcotics legislation during the session. They discussed a breakfast meeting with officials and supported strengthening the liquor license quota system, which they urged to be abandoned.
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Arizona
Osly
Frontier Traffic Up 16 Percent in March
Frontier Airlines reports a 16 percent rise in passenger boardings for March across its 11 state system, compared with the same month a year earlier.
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Frontier Airlines
Russians in Space Hit Spark U S Quest for Leadership
US space officials and seven Mercury astronauts say a Russian in orbit will not derail American plans. Russia’s early manned space planning dates to 1955 with Laika’s 1957 flight. The United States insists Mercury is not a race but a first step toward lunar and planetary exploration and leadership in manned spaceflight.
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Washington
UPI
US S
Mercury
Russia
United States
Laika
George M. Low
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Low
Moscow
Space Agency
United Press International
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Evans challenged remarks about pay and status of workers who protected homes. Brewer called Phoenix officer Joseph Nemecek as a witness over the disputed Sokoloff signature. Judge McCarthy chastised Brewer for his argumentative style as Scottsdale and Arcadia witnesses testified. Brewer faces accusations of obtaining trial information from Phoenix city hall while representing Dr. Howard K. Brady.
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Sokoloff
Brewer
City of Phoenix
Joseph Nemecek
Warren L. McCarthy
Scottsdale and
Arcadia
Phoenix City Hall
Howard K. Brady
E. Calle Camelia
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