Shepard Fins Ear Trouble
NASA astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr. is grounded due to labyrinthitis an inner ear inflammation affecting balance. Physician Charles Berry notes the condition, not space travel related, and says Shepard has had hearing loss and vertigo with tinnitus for months while recovering at his home near the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston.
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Houston
UPI
Alan B. Shepard Jr
John Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Shepard
Glenn
Charles Berry
Berry
Manned Spacecraft Center
Local Births and Marriages Recorded in Phoenix Area
The record notes births at The Record Baptist Hospital and St Josephs on April 11 and 13 and lists two marriage licenses issued by the Maricopa County clerk. Names include Norman Powers and Dorothy Carver both from Phoenix and Scottsdale, plus Michael Speakman and Georgia Daggett of Phoenix and Scottsdale.
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Maricopa County
Norman T. Powers
Phoenix
Dorothy L. Carver
Scottsdale
Michael J. Speakman
Temperatures and Precipitation Across the Nation
United Press International reports the 24 hour period ending at 4 am recorded varied temperatures and rainfall across many regions. Weather stations documented highs and lows with notable rainfall spikes in several cities while others remained dry.
Sammy Cahn Wins Oscar and Finalizes Divorce
Sammy Cahn, 50, won his second Oscar for Call Me Irresponsible at the Monday Academy Awards in Los Angeles. Earlier that day he divorced his wife Gloria, 37, ending an 18 year marriage after she testified he was extremely jealous and left her alone at their table as he mingled with friends.
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Los Angeles
Sammy Cahn
Gloria Cahn
Cahn
New York City Moves To Halt Expressway Stall In Protests
New York authorities outlawed running out of gas on expressways bridges and tunnels to counter a CORE stall in plan ahead of the World’s Fair opening. Offenders face fines, traffic officials said, as Brooklyn CORE disavowed further harassment tactics.
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New York
UPD
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Henry A. Barnes
Brooklyn Core
National Core Organization
Brooklyn
Brooktyn Core
Death by Own Action Suspected in Boston Area Woman
In Norwood Massachusetts a six year old half blind woman, Goldie Fine, died by asphyxiation after knotting two nylon stockings around her throat. Police Chief Murphy said she was despondent over an eye operation and the medical examiner, Dr. Joseph King, ruled death by ligature with stockings. The body was found fully dressed on a couch.
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Norwood,mass
UPI
James M. Murphy
Goldie Fine
Joseph King
Berlin Wall Moves Closer to West Berlin
East German border guards moved a 40 yard wall section three yards toward West Berlin under floodlights near Checkpoint Charlie. The shift shortens the border by four inches and covers a sidewalk bordering cleared rubble. Western observers fear demonstrations if the site damages a wooden cross for Peter Fechter, the 17 year old killed by Communist bullets.
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Berlin
UPI
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
East Berlin
Checkpoint Charlie
Peter Fechter
Arizona House set to act on impeachment funds for two commissioners
The Arizona House plans to advance a 300000 impeachment appropriation for two corporation commissioners amid a long session nearing a record length. Lawmakers face conflicts over general appropriations and capital outlay, with leaders warning of a potential adjournment delay and possible special session.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona House
House
Charles Moody
D-Pinal
Senate
Highway Department
Highway Patrol
Prescott
Japanese Firms to Ship 1000 Blankets to Anchorage
A group of Japanese textile firms will donate 1000 new blankets to earthquake devastated Anchorage. The blankets will be shipped to Alaska aboard the freighter Okishima i Maru.
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Alaska
Tokyo
UPI
Anchorage
Public Notice Hearing on Scottsdale Street Assessment 1964
The City of Scottsdale Arizona announces a hearing at 8:00 P.M. on April 20 1964 to review the Marshall Way Orange Avenue El Dorado Lane Second Street First Street Main Street First Avenue street work assessments. Bonds at 4 percent interest will be issued to fund improvements to pavement sidewalks curbs gutters irrigation storm drains and fire hydrants for the district described in Job No P 6010 with property assessed to pay the costs.
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Scottsdale
State of Arizona
Marshall Way
Indian School Road
Second Street
Orange Avenue
Osborn Road
el Dorado Lane
Old Scottsdale Road
First Street
First Avenue
Arizona
India Legal Road
el Dorado
City of
Molise
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