Missing B52 crew in snow search hampered by cold
Bitter weather and 27 inches of snow hindered the hunt for five missing crewmembers of a B52 bomber shot down by a Sidewinder missile during a war game. Three parachuted survivors were rescued. several were injured. The crash site lay on a mesa near Mt. Taylor northeast of Grants New Mexico as authorities revised earlier reports.
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N. M
UPI
Air National Guard
James W. van Seyac
Ray C. Obdel
Logan
Ohio
Stephen Carter
East
Hartford
Conn
Glenn V. Bair
Kemmerer
Wyo
Peter. ‘J. Gineris
Albuquerque
S.set.manuel . L. Mieras
Flagstaff
Ariz
Mt. Taylor
FREEDOM WORK JFK Macmillan Pledge Strength
President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan pledged a strengthened free world amid grave dangers. In a joint statement after 11 hours of talks they said sacrifices would be required and their discussions clarified their common commitment to freedom.
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Washingon
UPI
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
NATO
Dara Sinks In Persian Gulf Fire After Abortive Rescue
The 5,030 ton Dara passenger ship caught fire in a Persian Gulf storm and was abandoned. More than 500 survived as ships from several nations ferried passengers to shore. one known dead and 29 missing. The Dara carried 440 passengers and 110 crew with a mix of Arabs, Pakistanis, Indians, Americans and Britons aboard.
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Persian Gulf
Dara
Basra
Karachi
Bombay
Castro Warns Cuba on Rationing and Shortages
Premier Fidel Castro warned of government rationing of goods and imports due to U S led shortages. He criticized enemies at home and abroad and insisted bullets will not be rationed while saboteurs damaged an aqueduct cutting water to Havana suburbs.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Cuba
Bombs explode in Viet Nam injure U.S. adviser and locals
In Saigon, Communist bombs wounded Lt. Carl S. Cox of Salem Oregon and nine Vietnamese as violence escalates before the presidential election in South Vietnam. A grenade at Lt. Cox’s hotel site. William C. Thomas, a 47 year old U.S. aid administrator from Fort Myers Florida, was hurt at his home Friday.
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Saigon
Cox
William C. Thomas
U.S
Fort Myers
Fla
Kennedy program halts sales of foreign cars at UK PXs
Air Force post exchanges in England suspended sales of foreign cars as part of Kennedy's drive to halt the dollar drain. The move marks a new phase in the program affecting defense and civilian purchases in the United Kingdom.
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London
UPS
Air Force Post
England
Kennedy
Scottsdale High Plans Kismet Musical Night
Scottsdale High School will present the spring musical Kismet from April 27 to 29. The 65 member cast, directed by Joseph Esile, features Susan Raupach as Marsinah Bud Weiskotten as the poet and Todd Allen as Caliph with Terry Shaffer and Carole Chene in supporting roles.
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Scottsdale High School
Bagdad
Joseph Esile
High School
Susan Raupach
Marsinah
Bud Weiskotten
Poet
Todd Allen
Caliph
Wazir
Terry Shaffer
Lalume
Carole Chene
State GOP fires political barrage in Arizona
Arizona GOP leaders from Gov. Paul Fannin to Rep. John Rhodes attack Democrats from statehouse to White House during the Dinner With Barry Goldwater fund raiser. They criticize liquor license controls, narcotics law codes, and Kennedy era spending as they tout Republican prospects in 1962 elections.
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Arizona
Statehouse
White House
Tucson
Prescott
Flagstaff
Florence
Paul Fannin
John Rhodes
Hopert Fichreu
Mac Matheson
Barry Goldwater
Fannin
Rhodes
U.S
House of Representatives
Goldwater Attacks Kennedy Budget In Arizona Tour
UPI report from Phoenix notes Senator Barry Goldwater branding President Kennedy s spending plan a talc like ta pioca pudding society and accusing him of duplicity on fiscal policy. Goldwater urged Americans to become freedom fighters while blasting big business and unions and predicting 17.5 billion dollars in new outlays.
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Phoenix
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Kennedy
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
Scottsdale to Buy Water Wells Study for North Area
City manager proposes funding a ScottsdaleHydrologist study by Heinrich Thiele to locate underground water wells north of the canal and assess costs up to 3000 dollars. Census predicts a 30 to 40 percent rise in water use by 1975 with demand reaching about 250000 acre feet annually in Greater Scottsdale north of the canal.
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McNutt
Arcadia
Boutiotales
Colorado
Council
Scottsdale
Heinrich
J. Thiele
Federal Census ‘Bureau
Indian Bend
Paradise Water
McDowell Mountains
Salt River
Mardian Agrees To Annex Talks
Mayor Sam Mardian of Phoenix agrees to join Scottsdale in annexation talks sparked by a joint invitation from Scottsdale Mayor Mort E Kimsey. The two cities clash over Arcadia area boundaries and plan a joint council session soon.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Sam Mardian
Mort .E. ‘Kimsey
Kimsey
Arcadia
Library Card Holders Rise in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Public Library reports a 103 percent rise in patrons in the past month. March 1960 totals show 3 971 card holders, with 7 069 in the latest period and 306 new cards added versus 114 in March 1960.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Public
Traffic Authority Reports Citations and Crime Totals
Police department issued 992 citations including 715 for parking violations. Speeding and improper passing dominate the rest. No operator’s license offenses total 17 with 20 defective rights, two intoxicated, one reckless driving. Grand theft 31 cases, petty theft 24, burglary 14. 20 cleared, 5 auto thefts reported with all five cars recovered. 8 of 9 bogus checks cleared.
Snow Storm Sweeps Across Plains With Heavy Winds
Wind driven snow from the southern Rockies swept across the Great Plains prompting heavy snow warnings. Colorado and Wyoming were forecast to see a half foot or more, Nebraska and South Dakota four inches or more, with Eagle Colorado reporting nearly a foot. Gusts up to 40 miles an hour, and cold air drove teens to the Great Lakes and northern Rockies.
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United Press International
Rockies
Great Plains
Central Plains
Colorado
Wyoming
Peheas
Nebraska
South Daota
Eagle
Colo
Continental Divide
Plains
New Mexico
Kansas
Arizona
Great Lakes Area
Northern
Upper Michigan
Johnson vows renewed push on nuclear test ban with Russia
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson returned from a 13,000 mile mission to Europe and Africa and said the United States will try and try and try to reach a nuclear test ban agreement with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
UPI
Lyndon. B Johnson
Europe
Africa
United States
Russia
Missing Car Mixup Reported After ID Confusion
A woman reported her car mixup after authorities found two cars identical in ignition and doors. The renter had been away two days while preparing a home, and police were called when the wrong vehicle appeared at the address. Eckholm suggested driving the vehicle if keys matched.
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Agency
Che
Eckholm
Train derailment injures six in Raleigh yard
Six trainmen were injured when a mail and passenger train derailed on a curve in Raleigh yards. The impact sent scrap steel piles flying as the locomotive and cars jumped the tracks. The crash disrupted rail traffic and prompted emergency response.
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Raleigh, N.C
UPI
Raleigh
N.C
Scottsdale Council Faces Heavy Agenda Tuesday Night
The City of Scottsdale will discuss an agreement with Friends of the Library on operation and contracts with Garbage Service Company for city garbage and trash pickups. It will consider ordinance No. 109 amendments to the building code a plat for Scottsdale Gardens and the city annexation program under new business.
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Scottsdale
Friends of the Library
Scottsdale Gardens
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