Rusk to Meet Dobrynin on Berlin in News Conference
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, fresh from Paris talks, will confer with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin at 4 p.m. EST at the State Department on Berlin. Officials doubt narrowing East West rifts, but note progress toward a multinational nuclear force with token French participation under NATO.
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UPI
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Paris
Berlin
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State Department
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United Nations
West Berlin
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NATO Council
NATO
Justice Douglas silent on split divorce filing announced
Washington noted Associate Justice William O. Douglas 64 made no comment as his second wife Mercedes Hester Douglas 46 said through her lawyer she planned to file for divorce this summer upon returning to her Glenwood Washington ranch.
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High Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
C. Gerald Davidson
Interior
Clinic For Seat Belts Slated By Papago Lions
The Papago Mountain Lions Club sponsors a seat belt clinic on April 27 at Frontier Town shopping center Scottsdale and Thomas Roads. Chair Charles Preston says belts cost 13 dollars per pair with installation, about half the list price, using Greenfield model 707-40 belts tested to 6000 pounds.
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Charles Preston
Frontier Town Shopping Center
Scottsdale
Thomas Roads
Preston
Maricopa County Insurance Agents Assoc
Lions
Governor's Day Set For Arizona Story Event
The Arizona Story premieres with Governor's Day on April 24 as Gov. Paul Fannin hosts Western Governors. Visiting chiefs are invited to attend the live show marking the centennial First Lady presentation. Arizona citizens over 70 years are nominees for a history contribution award chosen by the Governor's history advisory committee.
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Paul Fannin
Arizona
Christians Mark Good Friday Across Nation Rites
Christians nationwide observed Good Friday with solemn services and union rites from New York to Arizona. The day marked by stripped altars and silent bells featured Last Words of Christ themes and Maundy Thursday communions as churches across the country prepared for Easter.
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Marble Collegiate
Arizona
Francis Carolinal Spellman
Marble Collegiate Church
Norman Vincent Peale
Strainer
Brick Presbyterian Church
Bach
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion
Christ
Calvacade
Tucson
Phoenix To Vote On Housing Law
Phoenix will hold a special election on May 21 to decide the housing code. Mayor Sam Marcian said the date is set though council approval is pending. Eligible voters must be registered 30 days prior. those who voted last election need not re register. The election followed petitions from an opposition group seeking repeal or a public vote.
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UPI
Sam Marcian
Arizona Speeds Reclassification of 4-F Draftees
Arizona boards accelerate reclassification from 4-F to 1-Y as Col. Victor E. Anderson notes 19 100 4-F registrants. about 3 700 now 1-Y. Statewide monthly registrations run 1 200 to 1 300, expected to rise to 2 000 to 2 200 as WWII generation turns 18.
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Births and Marriage Notices From Scottsdale
The Record records a birth at Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale a boy to Mr and Mrs William Vipond of 8244 E Camelback. The Maricopa County clerk issues a marriage license to Fred Leithead age 72 and Vivian Inez Rock age 64 both of Scottsdale.
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William Vipond
E. Camelback
Maricopa County
Fred Leithead
Vivian Inez Rock
Phoenix Man Guilty of Killing Two Horses
Larry E. Byrd, 20, of Phoenix, found guilty by a Maricopa Superior Court jury of killing two horses with a bow and arrow in a North Phoenix pasture last September. Judge Warren L. McCarthy set sentencing for April 23. Companion Guy N. Logan, 17, earlier received six months in jail for misdemeanor cruelty to animals.
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UPI
Larry E. Byrd
Maricopa
Navajo Nation inaugurates new leaders at Window Rock
Raymond Nakai will be sworn in as Navajo Tribal Council chairman in Window Rock with governors and congressmen from four states, federal Indian officials, tribal chiefs, and about 15,000 attendees. Nelson Damon will be vice chairman and 74 council members sworn in. Phileo Nash and Judge David W. Ling preside.
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UPI
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Flagstaff
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Bers
Tribal Council
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Phileo Nash
U.S
David W. Ling
Phoenix
Ronan Seeks Quick Justice Squad Backed by Support
Maricopa County Attorney Charles Ronan reports strong backing for his plan to form a quick justice squad of attorneys led by chief deputy Felix Gordon. The unit would fast track repeat and professional criminals to trial, with closer ties to law enforcement to ensure success.
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UPS
Maricopa County
Charles Ronan
Felix Gordon
Ronan
US Steel Prices in Limbo as Kennedy Seeks Restraint
US businessmen, politicians and labor leaders awaited word from Pittsburgh on steel price moves after President Kennedy warned against a general hike. US Steel remained silent and said any statement would come after Easter, while market traders initially reacted with optimism to the notion of selective price adjustments.
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UPI
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