Quake Off Alaska Causes Tremors Across Europe and Balkans
A sharp earthquake about 3 000 miles northwest of New York shook Skopje Yugoslavia and rattled Finland. Fordham seismic director Father Lynch places the epicenter off Alaska with shocks at 6.25 on the Richter scale. Skopje university seismographs logged nine shocks since Friday. seven bodies were added to the list of 844 recovered, 696 identified.
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New York City
Skopje
Yugoslavia
Finland
Joseph Lynch
Fordham University
Alaskan
Father Lynch
Skopje University
Residents Favor Treaty Signing in Scottsdale Poll
A Scottsdale survey found 60 percent favor the nuclear test ban treaty with Russia and Britain, 30 percent oppose, and 10 percent undecided. Respondents expressed hopes the pact could curb nuclear testing and move toward peace, with varied views on trust and verification.
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Scottsdale
United States
Russia
Great Britain
Piano kills toddler in Oakland apartment accident
Three year old Carl Edwards died in Oakland when a piano toppled while a family friend attempted to move it. Police said the child was staying with relatives at the time of the incident and the piano fell on him.
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Oakland
Calif
Carl Edwards
Reds Launch Terror Drive Above the Truce Line
Major General George H. Cloud of the United Nations Command denounced North Korea for an open campaign of terror in the Demilitarized Zone, signaling outrage over hostile incidents that left four North Koreans, three Americans, and one South Korean police officer dead. He warned the armistice could be jeopardized and pledged pursuit of those responsible.
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Panmunjom
Korea
UPI
United Nations Command
UNC
North Korea
Demilitarized Zone
South Korea
George H. Cloud
U.S. Marines
Cloud
Hearing Set Tuesday On Whip Charge
Preliminary hearing for Charles W. Stone 38 charged with whipping a 17 year old boy with a belt is set for 9 am Tuesday in Scottsdale Justice Court. Stone of 8133 E. Mitchell allegedly whipped Michael A. Wood 17 of 8149 E. Mitchell after a neighborhood argument in the Wood carport. Wood was treated for cuts and bruises at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and released. Judge Harold Holcomb released Stone after a $500 bond was posted.
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Charles W. Stone
Scottsdale Justice Court
Stone
E. Mitchell
Michael A. Wood
Wood Home
Wood
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Harold Holcomb
Weather Forecast: Clouds and Heat Continue
Variable cloudiness through to tomorrow with six chances of afternoon or evening thundershowers. Little temperature change. High near 102, low 76. Willard L. Greene notes Friday’s high near 102 and morning low 84.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Firms To Give Counselling To JA Companies
Two Scottsdale firms, Motorola and Dickson Electronic Corporation, will provide three adult advisors each to Junior Achievement companies in the Phoenix area. JA expects 25 companies this year and 500 to 600 teenagers will participate in the program teaching the basics of free enterprise through hands on company activities. Advisors assist in management production and sales as JA meets one night weekly from October 1 to May.
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Scottsdale
Hugh C. Nelson
Junior Achievement
Metropolitan Phoenix
Motorola and
Dickson Electronic Corporation
Nelson
Car crashes into dry cleaning plant injuring employee
A Scottsdale woman, Alma Allen, 2814 N Scottsdale Rd, is in serious condition at Baptist Hospital after a car crashed into One Hour Martinizing at 1911 N Scottsdale Rd. The driver, either Frank or Mrs Sepulveda of Tempe, faces drunken driving and disorderly charges. witnesses differ on who was driving. Another employee Jessie Liveret, 7020 FL Oak St, sustained minor injuries.
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Scottsdale
Baptist Hospital
N. Scottsdale Road
Alma Allen
Scottsdale Road
Frank Sepulveda
Tempe
Allen
Sepulveda
Jessie Liveret
Oak St
Hunter Gooch
Signers Fly To Russia For Nuclear Test Ban
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Moscow with a bipartisan group of senators to sign a partial nuclear test ban treaty. He carries a message from President Kennedy to Nikita Khrushchev and says the move could start a series of steps to ward peace. The pact is initialed by W Averell Harriman and faces Senate ratification debates.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Rusk
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
W. Averell Harriman
Senate
Air Force
West Berlin
Try This On Stereo Set For A Blast
Civilian space officials describe simulating Saturn rocket noise by attempting to muffle eight million hi fi sets. The Marshall Space Flight Center release notes Saturn sounds like Niagara Falls during static testing in Huntsville. The Saturn rocket will place the three man Apollo spacecraft into orbit for up to two weeks.
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Huntsville
Ala
UPI
Civilian Space Agency
Marshall Space Flight Center
Saturn
Niagara Falls
Paradise Valley School District Sued Over Rental Dispute
Paradise Valley School District faces a $90,000 lawsuit from Robert Altherr owner of Paradise Valley school No. 3 at 9827 North 32nd Street. He claims $67,000 back rent and $23,000 for alleged damages after disputes over a lease and occupancy.
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Robert Altherr
Paradise Valley School No
N. 32Nd Street
Paradise Valley School District
Maricopa County
Altherr
Dr Ward dies amid Britain sex scandal fallout
Dr Stephen Ward, 50, key figure in Britain's sex and security scandal, died after overdosing on sleeping pills hours after a jury found him guilty of living off earnings of prostitutes. His death spurred talk of further revelations as his girlfriend Julie Gulliver vowed to name influential figures who did not testify.
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London
UPI
Stephen Ward
Britain
Ward
St. Stephen's Hospi
Julie Gulliver
Miss Gulliver
Stephen
Harold Macmillan
Wayne Butcher
St. Stephen's Hospital
Court Recorders Overcharged in 1960 Complaint
A Scottsdale man Ralph Quiln files a complaint claiming two court recorders over charged him 75 dollars for proceedings on October 21 and 26 1960. The motion to amend the complaint against May Pascoe Davis and Robert Cheaney of Statewide Shorthand Reporters and Associates is set for 3 30 p m before Judge Harold Holcomb. The case began in a Phoenix precinct with a mistrial and a venue change.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Holcomb
US Prep for Tariff Retaliation Over Poultry Imports
The United States plans to withdraw tariff concessions on certain Common Market imports within 60 days in response to the EC's refusal to ease poultry tariff barriers. Bonn officials pressed Washington to soften the stance, but sources say no shift occurred. West Germany, a leading supplier of trucks and buses, fears broader trade retaliation.
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Washington
UPI
United States
U.S
Council of Ministers
Hebert von Stackelberg
G. Griffith Johnson
Bonn
West Germany
Kennedy Mutes Forecast On First Baby Boy Or Girl
HYANNIS PORT Mass. President Kennedy declined to forecast his wife Jacqueline Kennedy's expected baby this month. In 1960 he predicted a boy for their son John Jr. when two months from birth. Newsmen asked in Washington if he would forecast again.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
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