Rockefeller Seeks European Nuclear Policy Shift
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller attacked President Kennedy's European nuclear defense plan as chaotic and urged a cooperative program he calls a North Atlantic political arrangement. He proposed Europe build a coordinated arsenal and strategy with U.S. support, arguing for stronger independent alliances and shared nuclear responsibilities.
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Illegal State Hospital Administration Building
Atty. Gen. Robert Pickrell ruled that the partially finished state hospital administration building is illegal. The hospital board will ask Gov. Fannin to add the issue to a possible special legislative session. The $186,000 project halted after it was found to renovate, not replace, the old building.
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Phoenix
UPI
Robert Pickrell
Pickrell
Paul Fannin
State Planning and Building Commission
Exiles Bomb Cuba in Late Night Raid Near Havana
Refugee sources report a twin engine plane piloted by Cuban exiles dropped several bombs on Havana outskirts around 2:30 a.m. The target was not found, and the attack followed a secret Caribbean base launch. It marks the first bombing since April 1961. Two men likely aboard the craft.
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UPI
Havana
Crehan Attends Coast Meeting
Frank Crehan of Scottsdale travels to San Francisco for a day-long meeting of Red Wing shoe dealers from 11 Western states. He owns Frank Crehan's Red Wing Shoes at Plaza 777 on Scottsdale Road north of Thomas.
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Polar bear Ivan Maims Mate Lena at Griffith Park Zoo
Ivan the Griffith Park Zoo polar bear fatally mauled Lena his mate of 11 years after she spurned his advances. Officials say the 850 pound bear killed Lena during a 90 minute struggle with no sounds from either animal. Ivan had prior killings in jealousy over Lena but remains under restricted access with no plans to destroy him.
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UPI
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Griffith Park Zoo
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Daylight Saving Time Begins Across Nation
More than 100 million Americans must adjust as daylight saving time starts this Sunday. Oregon leads with 1 a.m. clocks, while 21 states and parts of seven others observe the change. Minnesota delays to May 26, and a single Ohio corridor experiences seven changes on a 35 mile bus route.
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Local Schools Seeking Trees in Scottsdale District
Scottsdale School District seeks donated movable trees for transplanting at Coronado High School and Mohave Elementary. District official Al Flowers urged owners planning tree removals to contact the administration to donate trees, with palms especially needed for easy transport.
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al Flowers
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Murder Suspect Freed On Bond In Phoenix Case
Marilyn I. Curtis was granted $5,000 bond after being charged with first degree murder for the deaths of her mother Lucy Johnson and uncle Max Jess. Defense argued no eyewitnesses and sought $1,000 bond or own recognizance. judge set bond while prosecution pressed capital case presumption. Curtis surrendered after a second preliminary hearing. earlier charges had been dismissed for lack of evidence.
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World War I hero York visits as Thunderbirds call on him
World War I hero Sgt. Alvin York, 75, receives special visitors the Thunderbirds in Nashville. York, hospitalized two weeks with a blood clot and kidney infection, may return home to Pall Mall, Tennessee, this weekend if his condition improves.
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Drug Peyote To Be Studied By Legislature
Sacramento, Calif. The medical and social effects of peyote will be studied by an interim legislative committee. Assemblyman Nicholas C. Petris introduced the resolution after his bill permitting Indians to use peyote during religious ceremonies was killed in a Senate committee. The measure argues that peyote is not addictive and does not cause serious harm, and calls for examining its status under California narcotics law.
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Calif
UPI
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Satellite launch reported from Point Arguello
A satellite using a Blue Scout combination was launched today from Point Arguello, California, at the Pacific missile range. The Air Force gave a terse report with no details on the satellite type, mission, or success, in line with Defense Department policy.
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McKay Back Flying jets again after X15 crash
Edwards AFB Calif UPI pilot Jack McKay 39 completed his first X15 flight since an emergency landing crash last fall reaching 106000 feet at 3545 mph. The flight aimed to photograph Earth with a mapping camera to study shock waves and aero dynamic turbulence. McKay survived with minor injuries after the November 9 landing gear collapse, the most serious X15 accident to date.
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UPI
Space Agency
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McKay
Achee Hearing Ordered in rape and kidnapping case
Paul Curtis Achee, 31, a former Arizona highway patrolman, faces one rape charge two kidnapping counts and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. A preliminary hearing is set for next Thursday. He is held on 100 900 bail before Justice of the Peace Stanley Kimball.
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UPI
Paul Curtis Achee
Achee
Arizona Highway
Temple Emanu El to Hold 8 15 P M Talk by Levenberg
Lawrence F. Levenberg of 8036 E. Earls will give the sermon at the 8:15 p m service today at Temple Emanu El located at 63rd Place and Indian School Road. Temple notes Friday night sermons are given by members as the temple, formed a year ago, has tripled in membership. For more information call 945 8679 or 947 0942.
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Indian School Road
Land Reform in Iran Faces Tribal Stonewall Resistance
In Tehran thousands of roving tribesmen fight the land reform as guns blaze in clashes that killed eight gendarmes and 32 tribesmen. The shah limits private land to 75 acres, nationalizes forests, and offers 99 year leases around shrines while distributing 3.5 million acres of royal land to peasants.
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Iran
UPI
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Ministry of Agriculture
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