Eichmann Sanity Asserted by Defense Lawyer
In a Jerusalem interview, Adolf Eichmann’s lawyer Robert Servatius said Eichmann is sane and contributing to his defense. Two psychiatrists have examined him. Eichmann works late at night drafting notes. Prosecutors plan to prove Eichmann lied about not killing a Jew, including a claim of beating a boy in Budapest.
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UPI
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Gavriel Bach
Israel
Budapest
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Canadian Woman Dies Enroute to Visit Son in Scottsdale
Mrs Irene Warrington, 74, of Oakville Ontario, collapsed and died while changing flights at Chicago airport en route to Scottsdale to visit her son Eric Warrington of 45 W First Ave. He runs an interior decoration shop.
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Chicago
Irene Warrington
Oakville
Ont
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First Ave
JFK Welcomes Indonesia Chief Withceremonial Honors
President Kennedy greeted Indonesia's Sukarno with a formal airport ceremony including carpet, a 21 gun salute, honor guard, and a White House meeting followed by a stag lunch.
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UPI
Kennedy
Indonesia
Sukarno
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Asia
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Bears Firemen win Scottsdale charity baseball trophy
The Scottsdale marshal's staff secured the trophy by defeating the fire department 7 to 5 in a quirky game umpired by City Manager Bob McNutt and Mayor Mort Kimsey. Proceeds go to the Scottsdale Girls Club the next morning.
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Bob McNutt
Mort Kimsey
Teachers elect local secretary in renamed association
Frances Greenwald a teacher at Kachina School 4320 St Josephs Way was elected recording secretary of the renamed Mari copa County Classroom Teachers Association successor to the Salt River Valley Classroom Teachers Association The group about 2800 teachers now denotes county wide scope and remains an affiliate of the Arizona Education Association.
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St. Josephs Way
Kachina
Maricopa County
Salt River Valley
TV Preview Highlights Evening Lineup and Problems
A TV preview lists tonight's programs across channels. Topics include water issues such as drought and pollution, plus entertainment features like The Scoutmaster, Spinout, Andy Griffith, Barbara Stanwyck, Jack Paar, Monte Carlo Baby, Another Thin Man, Merry Monahans, and The Iron Major with channel allocations and times.
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Barbara
Stanwyck
Jack Paar
Bob Newhardt
Audrey Hepburn
Channel 3
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Channel 5
Merry Monahans
Donald ‘O’conner
Channel 10
Iron Major
Robert Ryan
Pat ‘O'Brien
Channel 12
Kennedy invites Rockefeller to Cuba briefing talk
President Kennedy will meet Tuesday with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller to keep major political leaders informed on the Cuban situation. The White House said Rockefeller would fly to Washington for the talks, part of a series of briefings after discussions with Eisenhower Truman Nixon Goldwater and congressional leaders.
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Destructive Winds Sweep Great Lakes Region
Violent winds from a cold front lashed the lower Great Lakes causing two Black Hills forest fires and widespread damage from Texas to the Appalachians. A 51 year old man died in Garrison Iowa when a chimney toppled and bricks shattered a church window. a parachutist in Peotone Illinois was electrocuted during practice jumps as winds felled power lines. Tornadoes and near-tornadoes damaged buildings across Illinois Iowa Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Four people injured in the Waterloo Iowa church collapse.
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Lake Erie
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Two Arizona Representatives to Debate 25th Legislature Session
Reps Bill Stephens and John Haugh will debate actions of the first session of the 25th legislature tonight at 8 in Sun City Auditorium. KOY radio will broadcast the debate.
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UPI
Bill Stephens
D-Maricopa
John Haugh
R-Pima
Sun City
KOY
Shepherd Defection Into West Berlin With Flock
An East German shepherd led his 500 sheep into West Berlin today amid border police efforts to halt them. The bellwether crossed first and the flock followed. the shepherd sought asylum in a refugee camp while the flock was entrusted to a West Berlin farmer for safekeeping.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Fragmented TV Guide Snippet Signals Classic Sitcoms
A partial TV guide listing shows times and titles including Wallace Annie Oakley Abbott and Costello Rin Tin Tin Life of Riley News Review and The Americans with periods and numbers indicating schedules and durations. The readable items suggest a vintage broadcast grid with various entertainment offerings.
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Rin Tin Tin
Life of Riley
News Review
the Americans
Television Schedule Clusters From Morning to Afternoon Lineup
A dense listing shows a full day’s TV slate with numerous programs and times from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. including news, game shows, soap operas, and children’s series. Notable entries include Capture Kangaroo, I Love Lucy, The Price Is Right, Love of Life, Guiding Light, As World Turns, Queen for a Day, and The Millionaire. Programs air on channels 3, 10, 12, and 5 with midday news blocks and entertainment segments shaping a busy broadcast day.
Arizona horse riders seek more bridle trails statewide
The Arizona State Horsemen's Association laments the lack of bridle paths in Maricopa County and beyond. It notes over 65,000 horses in Arizona and says the only dedicated bridle trail is near Phoenix, urging more trails in metropolitan areas.
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UPI
Maricopa County
Arizona State Horsemen’s Association
Arizona
Annexation Ordinance Extends Scottsdale Corporate Limits
Scottsdale gains territory contiguous to the town including specific map descriptions. The ordinance, adopted April 17 1961, authorizes annexation after verification of owners’ majority value and records the official map with the Maricopa County Recorder. The act legalizes streets and avenues within the annexed area.
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Arizona Canal
Maricopa
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Maricopa County
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M. E., Kimsey
Kimsey
M. E. Kimsey
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