Breakfast campaign targets Dad with cereal box prizes
A columnist raps a looming breakfast cereal promotion aimed at fathers. He cites box top deals, Mr. America contests, and prizes like trips, mugs, and cuff links while debating the temptations offered to men at breakfast.
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Vidal the rising author shifts from novels to plays and politics
The article traces Rudolph Flesch Vidal from his early success with Wil vilan to becoming a celebrated writer through nine novels, TV plays, and Broadway hits like Visit to a Small Planet and The Best Man. It notes his political runs and journalistic work, signaling his belief the novel as popular art may fade over time.
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Writer Vidal On Plays And Novels
The writer criticizes his own future projects expressing gloom about novels while noting his plays arise from compromise and audience taste. He claims to write as an audience member who seeks lively theater and honest actions. He has seen Vidal’s Broadway plays and found them funny, though Traighid has sworn off novels.
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Gasoline price war expected to spread locally
A Phoenix price war is expected to reach here in two days, says a local gasoline station owner. Independent stations report drops up to 3 cents a gallon. A Shell spokesman notes station prices are set by local dealers based on competition. Hy Kennedy of Hiram Kennedy Shell, 108 N Scottsdale Road, hopes it may not come.
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Rigid Rules On Narcotics Tightened Expected Soon
Washington and Kennedy officials move to tighten drug testing safeguards after Thalidomide fears. Celebrezze signals proposals soon for stricter human drug trials, as President Kennedy seeks broader legislative action to avert future disasters.
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Soldier Defects from West Germany to Czechoslovakia
Radio Prague reports a U S Army soldier stationed with an atomic capable rocket unit defected to Communis Czechoslovakia. The defector identified as R S Hareld arrived in Prague with West German companion Margit Schlottag. Austrian officials linked him to a May disappearance near the Austro Czech border involving Raymond S Harel from East Providence RI.
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Denmark Eyes Common Market
Denmark pursues entry to the European Common Market, weighing economic and political gains. Britain leads talks, with Denmark tied to Britain’s fate. if Britain stalls, Denmark may withdraw. NATO membership and internal party lines complicate the issue.
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Clement Seeks Office Again In Tennessee Governor Race
In Tennessee primary Frank Clement 42 seeks a comeback for governor with past roles as governor and attorney. Facing Memphis official William Farris and Chattanooga mayor P R Olgiati, L A Watts remains a minor candidate as voters choose nominees for reapportioned districts and state posts.
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Frank Clement
Tennessee
Clement
Memphis
William Farris
Chattanooga
P. R. Olgiati
L. A. Watts
Mermpphis
Kennedy urged to probe Albany racial crisis
Whitney M. Young of the National Urban League urged President Kennedy to order a federal inquiry into the Albany Georgia racial crisis. He called on Attorney General Kennedy to act swiftly to restore the rights of Black citizens and warned the situation threatens democracy.
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UPI
Robert Kennedy
Albany
National Urban League
Kennedy
Whitney M. Young
Attorney General’s Office
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Squares
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Puzzle Answer Clues From Yesterday's 42 House 40 Long Stake
Yesterday's puzzle solution list includes 42 House 40 Long stake 43 European 47 Arrow poison coin 48 Thdy 44 Actual 11 Dove's calt.
Scottsdale Awards Street Improvement Contract to Phoenix-Temstone
The Scottsdale City Council on July 24 1962 awarded the street work contract for multiple downtown and arterial improvements to Phoenix-Temstone Company the lowest responsible bidder. Prices per unit and totals are on file with the City Clerk.
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Orange Avenue
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Wall Street Analysts See Cautious Near Term Outlook
L O Hooper of W E Huttong & Co expects a quiet market with firmer tones than weakness. Spear & Staff notes no rush to chase advancing issues and doubts a tax cut will lift stock prices. James F Hughes projects 2 to 4 months of further recovery, while Thomas P Doherty cites potential U S Steel dividend action to boost sentiment.
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UPI
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Spear & Staff
Canadian Oil Reports
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Forest Closure Order Stopped in Arizona Forests
The partial closure of Tonto and Coconino National Forests was lifted by regional forester Fred Kennedy. The ban on campfires and smoking outside designated areas ended as summer rains allowed safe conditions to remove the restrictions.
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Weather roundup by United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation reported for the 24 hours ending at 4 am. Readings show varied conditions across regions with cooler trends noted in northern zones and scattered rain in coastal areas.
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United Press International
Talks To Halt Wire Strike Review
President Kennedy orders labor secretary to restart talks between the Railroad Telegraphers Union and Chicago and North Western Railway. The union agrees to a 45 day postponement of its threatened strike to allow negotiations to proceed.
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UPS
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Railroad Telegraphers Union
Chicago & North Western Railway
Kennedys
Prescott College Raises Funds Reaches Million Dollar Goal
Prescott College founding fund surpasses its $1 million target with pledges from Phoenix Cement Co. of Clarkdale and an anonymous donor totaling $80,000. Victor M. Lytle, college board president, announced the milestone.
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Prescott
UPI
Prescott College
Victor M. Lytle
Phoenix Cement Co
Clarkdale
Safety Reminder Label Containers in New York
A safety reminder urges labeling all filled containers to prevent mixups such as salt mistaken for sugar in baby formula. It also advises discarding unused or expired medications and old medical containers.
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New York
UPI
Jackie Plans Italian Trip
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her four year old daughter Carolina depart for an Italian vacation by jet. They will leave New York on August 7 and reach Rome on August 8 where a charter plane will take them to Naples.
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UPI
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Carolina
New York
Rome
Naples
Indonesia Purchases UN Emergency Bonds
Indonesia has bought 200 thousand dollars of the United Nations emergency bond issue, raising total purchases and pledges to 78.308 million. The Wednesday announcement shows 27.74 million in actual payments to date by 18 of 46 pledged countries.
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United Nations
UPI
Indonesia
Ex Mouseketeer granted divorce in California case
Dor een Tracey a former Walt Disney Mouseketeer was granted a divorce after testifying her husband was cold and showed no affection. The pair, Dor een Tracey 19 and Robert A Washburn 20, married in Tijuana May 17 1961 and separated a year later in Los Angeles.
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UPI
Doreen Tracey
Miss Tracey
Robert A. Washburn
Burbank
Calif
Tijuana
Mexico
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