Bette Davis and Hepburn Vie For Best Actress Oscar
Hollywood favorites Bette Davis and Katharine Hepburn head the race for the best actress Oscar at the 35th Academy Awards in Santa Monica. Lawrence of Arabia leads best picture talk as Frank Sinatra hosts the telecast with many past winners presenting awards and a star studded arrival.
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Jack Lemmon
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Pacific Ocean
ABC
Scottsdale
Frank Sinatra
Joan Crawford
Olivia DeHavilland
Ginger Rogers
Eva Marie Saint
Police Dogs Break Up Palm Sunday March in Birmingham
Police dogs attacked a Palm Sunday anti-segregation march as 600 demonstrators fled resulting in several bite injuries and 26 arrests. Martin Luther King led the act with plans for more protests, while Chief Conner directed police barricades near the church.
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Canada Votes Today in National Election
Eight million Canadians vote in a national election seen as shaping U S Canada relations especially in nuclear arms defense. Polls open 8 a m to 7 p m local time with first results expected about 6 p m EST.
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UPI
Europe
California
Rusk warns of communist threat in Southern Asia
U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk told SEATO ministers that Communist subversion and aggression remain a major threat to peace in Asia. He pledged U.S. support to defend South Vietnam with British and French backing, warning of a protracted, bitter struggle but ultimate victory.
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UPI
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Dean Rusk
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Rusk
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Council of Ministers
Hearing On Rules Delayed For City Employees
An informal hearing on personnel rules and regulations is postponed to later this week by Mayor Bill Schrader. The civil service board, appointed last year and including John LaSota Lawrence Doyle and Robert Norman, would hear employee grievances and appeals once the ordinance is adopted.
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John LaSota
Lawrence Doyle
Robert Norman
Foreign Aid Well Spent, McNamara Tells Congress
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the 4.5 billion dollar foreign aid program yields excellent dividends for U S security and welfare. He warned any withdrawal would harm U S interests while stressing continued military aid. General Maxwell D Taylor backed the request noting ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Robert S. McNamara
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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United States
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Viet Nam
Congo
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Polaris A3 Rocket Flies 2000 Miles In Ocean Test
The Navy successfully fired an advanced Polaris A3 missile version 2000 miles across the Atlantic from Cape Canaveral. It reached its planned target area in under 20 minutes and the Navy called the flight a significant success as the first test of the preprototype tactical variant.
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Mesa Man Hurt In Wreck Here
A Mesa motorist Horace F Eldridge was critically injured in a traffic crash at McDonald Road and Scottsdale. He was ejected through the windshield when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Terrie A Green of Phoenix. His car had no seat belts.
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Phoenix
Dow Jones Averages Rise Across Sectors
The Dow Jones industrials climb 3.76 to 706.19 led by gains in rails and stocks while utilities slip 0.35 to 137.10. Trading activity shows 2.91 million shares changing hands across the market.
Regents urge special session to restore college funding
The Arizona Board of Regents pressed Governor Paul Fannin to call a special session after the legislature blocked 1963 64 construction funds for the state’s universities and colleges. University of Arizona President Harvill warned admissions could be severely limited without new facilities, while ASU President Durham defended current entrance standards and urged reconsideration of funding.
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Elwood Bradford
Yuma
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House
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Richard A. Harvill
University of Arizona
U of A
Homer Durham
Arizona State University
Arizona State
Arizona
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Variable clouds but fair with warming trend
Weather notes show high cloudiness with continued fair conditions today and tomorrow. Breezy afternoons, little temperature change today, cooler tomorrow with a high near 90 today and a high near 8 tomorrow, low near 55 both mornings, sunrise 6 07, sunset 6 53.
Governor Fannin Forms State Health and Welfare Council
Gov. Paul Fannin announced a statewide Coordinating Council of Health and Welfare at the Arizona Town Hall in Castle Hot Springs. The council aims to coordinate inter agency welfare tasks and will meet April 17 with agencies including Public Welfare Health Hospitals and universities.
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Coordinating Council of Health and Welfare
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State Department of Public Instruction
Will Rogers
Educator Flairs State Lawmakers Over Public School Funding
Dr Marion Donaldson, former president of the Arizona Education Association, condemned Arizona's 26th Legislature as failing to provide adequate and equitable school funds. He urged AEA to adopt a resolution on equitable financing and supported a call for a special session to create a state education equalization fund.
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The
Arizona Education Association
Marion Donaldson
AEA
Scottsdale
Mental Patient Slays 5 Persons in Mount Vernon
A former mental patient, Charles Hansen, 32, killed his wife, his son, and three of his wife's family in Mount Vernon and injured two others. He fled, then surrendered in New Rochelle to Rev. George Davis after handing over two guns. Police described Hansen as distraught and recently released from a hospital.
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