Udall Seeks Restoration Of Indian School Funds
Interior Secretary Udall announced he will seek restoration of 35 million dollars for Indian schools after the Kennedy call for immediate action. He said the House Appropriations Committee cut the request to 4.5 million, but the American plan should provide facilities for Navajo Choctaw and Eskimo children without schools.
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Washington
UPI
Stewart L Udall
Udall
Eisenhower
Coir
House
Indian Bureaus
Indian Bureau
Kennedy
Eichmann Tells World Two Standards Used At Trial
Adolf Eichmann stated in a Jerusalem deposition that he would admit guilt only if the victors also acknowledge their crimes and stand trial. He claimed he acted under orders and was not anti Semitic, explaining his role as an arranger of trains to extermination camps and his protest to superiors when possible. The deposition was played in court and the trial adjourned until Monday.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Adolf ‘Eichmann
Eichmann
Beunos Aires
Germany
Gestapo
Wii
Dorschi
Switzerland
Heinrich Himmler
Sammy Davis Jr Receives Quick Passport Renewal
Sammi Davis Jr., en route to Buenos Aires for a nightclub tour, was barred from boarding a South American flight when his passport expired April 16. A Pan American spokesman said he telephoned the White House, spoke with a secretary, and was connected to the State Department which arranged an emergency renewal. The passport division later confirmed renewal occurred that morning, faster than the usual 24 to 48 hours.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sammy Davis Jr
White House
Pan American Airways
Buenos Aires
Davis
South America
Pan American
Kennedy
Peter Lawford
Pat
State Department
Parade of babies selects Scottsdale kiddie king and queen
A 2:30 p.m. parade at Papago Plaza in Scottsdale will determine the kiddie king and queen. Prizes include trophies and cash with gifts for all winners. four judges will choose the winners. Kurt the Clown will entertain at the plaza tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. to promote the event.
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Papago
Scottsdale
Papago Plaza
Scottsdale and
McDowell
Snk Mall
Mt Fala Élent
Kurt the Clown
ASU Receives Public Health Service Nursing Grant
Arizona State University's School of Nursing earned a 14808 grant from the U S Public Health Service in Bethesda Maryland to integrate psychiatric concepts into the basic curriculum.
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Tempe
UPD
Arizona State University
School of Nursing
U.S. Public Health Service
Bethesda
Manned Fighter Planes Stay Ready as Missiles Evolve
Nellis Air Force Base reports TAC officers believe guided missiles will not instantly replace piloted fighters. Generals Truesdell and Ewbank say manned aircraft offer strategic flexibility in limited wars and potentially in general war with nuclear use. Trainees at Nellis gain high skill in F100 and F16, with plans to shift to F105, while TAC bases coast to coast train and rotate squadrons for overseas deployment if needed.
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Tactical Air Command
Ralph Villers Nellis
TAC
Jacob E. Smart
Elere
Capab
Karl Truesdell Jr
12Th Air Force
SAC
Strategic Air Command
Gen. Truesdell
U.S
Korea
Amd
Opiaasl Ins
Ieee Biot
Desert
Las ‘Vegas
John N. Ewbank Jr
4520Th
Nellis
Air Training Command
Luke Air Force Base
Ariz
Air‘Training Comrand
Luke Afb
Connecticut
FAC
United States
Seymour Jobson
North ‘Carolina
England
Louisiana
Cannon Aeb
New Mexico
George Afb
California
Turkey
Italy
Spain
Charles Barnett
Los Angeles
334Th Tactical Fighter Squadron
Seymour - Johnson Afb
Cottonwood Woman New AZ Postmasters President
Mrs Mamie C Howard the Cottonwood Verde Valley postmaster is elected president of the Arizona chapter of the National Association of Postmasters succeeding C C Wilson of Scottsdale. The group also fixed a 1962 convention in Payson during sessions in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
UPI
Mamie C. Howard
Cottonwood
Arizona
National Association of Postmasters
Howard
Verde Valley
C.C. Wilson
Scottsdale
Payson
Jets To Fly Low Over Fort Huachuca Tests
The Air Force will fly F 100 jets at low altitude over Fort Huachuca for six weeks to test Army guidance and tracking equipment. Flights begin Monday at about 1000 feet and near supersonic speeds, with cooperation from the Air Force fighter weapons school at Nellis AFB. Sierra Vista residents told to expect possible sonic booms.
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FT. Huachuca
Court To Hear Black Sheep Liquor Case
The Arizona Supreme Court will hear a case over whether corporations can hold liquor licenses through their agents. Ted Fio Rito seeks state approval for a beer and wine license for the Black Sheep Club in Scottsdale, but the license superintendent denied it. The court sets April 25 for opening arguments on corporate versus individual license ownership.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Supreme Court
Scottsdale
Ted Fio Rito
The
Black Sheep Club
High Court
Fio Rito
Black ‘Sheep Club
Honest janitor returns $240000 to FBI in Los Angeles
Douglas W. Johnson 50, a self employed janitor, found a bag of unmarked $10 and $20 bills on March 10 and turned it into the FBI without counting. Brink's later rewarded him $10,000 as thanks, while his wife endured a day of publicity and mixed emotions.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Douglas W. Johnson
FBI
Brink
Johnson
Scottsdale Annexation Ordinance Annexes Contiguous Territory
Ordinance No. 111 authorizes annexation of a defined portion of Section 28, T2N, R4E, into Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona. The measure confirms petition support by property owners exceeding half value and details the annexed area map and official recording. The act extends the town limits to include Ingleside Club Tract and Orange Blossom Lane parcels.
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Scottsdale
G&srb&m
Maricopa County
Arizona
Thomas Road
Ingleside Club
Maricopa County Recorder’s Office
Orange
Orange Blossom Lane
Tangerine Avenue
Ingleside
Tnn
Maricopa
Recorder’s
Tangerren
Ingleside’ Inn
Thomas’ Road
Scotts
Maricopa’ ‘County
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Supreme Court
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State Liquor’ Control Department
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