Little People of America Convention Highlights Small Struggles
Des Moines reports three foot ladders and kitchen stools at the five day national convention. About 150 little people shared experiences from parking to dining, while panels tackled social, employment and dating challenges and the organizers stressed strengths alongside limitations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Little People of America
Pat Lytel
New York
Bill Raecke
Lincoln
Neb
Raecke
Civic Leader J D Zellerbach in Critical Condition After Surgery
J D Zellerbach former U S ambassador to Italy and San Francisco civic leader is in critical condition after a three hour brain operation at Mt Zion Hospital He was unconscious today doctors seek cause of brain pressure and say headaches preceded the attack Family members including his wife and brother Harold Zellerbach are at home or rushing to the hospital.
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San Francisco
UPI
J.D. Zellerbach
United States
Italy
Zellerbach
Mt. Zion Hospital
Zellerbachs
Harold Zellerbach
British Columbia
Court limits utility in condemnation delay ruling
Phoenix officials say Arizona Public Service Co cannot seize property on South 48th and 40th streets for a 230 kilovolt line until the court sets the price. Judge Jack D. H. Hays ruled that APS lacks immediate possession rights. Construction delay pushes the Tempe Ocotillo Plant to Maricopa Substation beyond planned July finish.
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Phoenix
UPI
Superior
Jack D. H. Hays
Arizona Public Service Co
48Th
40Th Streets
APS
Ocotillo
Tempe
Maricopa
Senate Civil Rights Hearings End With Kennedy Accommodations Bill
Senate Commerce Committee closed hearings on Kennedy's public accommodations bill while railroad work rules dispute analysis shifts to ICC. Gov Karl Rolvaag testified in favor, joined by five southern executives. Louisiana’s C Aycock opposed. House Judiciary heard Florida Baptist Dr Albert Garner for civil rights package critique.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Minnesota
Karl F. Rolvaag
Louisiana
C. C. Aycock
House
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Judiciary Committee
Albert Garner
Florida Baptist Institute
Lakeland, Fla
Tax Bill Half Revisions Narrow Stock Option Abuse
The House Ways and Means Committee endorsed a tax bill restricting executives from profiting via stock options at favorable rates. The changes are milder than Kennedy proposals and would not greatly affect revenues. The White House expects further revisions could raise about a third of the $3 billion revenue goal.
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Washington
UPI
House Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
White House
Births Recorded at Local Baptist and Good Samaritan
The Record lists births for Baptist couple Mr and Mrs Lee Fults a girl born Aug 3 at 7907 E Lomaland Dr. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Carl Jacobson July 31 at 7306 E Villa Way. Doctors Mr and Mrs Kenneth Badertscher welcome a boy July 30 at 8529 E Catalina Dr.
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Lee Fults
E. Lomaland
Carl Jacobson
E. Villa Way
Kenneth Badertscher
E. Catalina
JFK Family Holiday in Hyannis Port Home Town
President Kennedy returns to Hyannis Port for a weekend holiday with wife Jacqueline and children Caroline and John Jr. He flies in after a heavy rainfall at Otis Air Force Base and is greeted by his convalescing father Joseph P. Kennedy on the porch of the family home overlooking Nantucket Sound.
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Hyannisport
Mass
UPI
Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base
Hyannis Port
Jacqueline
Caroline
John Jr
Joseph P. Kennedy
Nantucket Sound
West Germany
U.S
Generals Quizzed On Battle Readiness In Europe
Defense Secretary McNamara led top U.S. brass in Europe at 7th Army HQ Stuttgart to assess readiness for a sustained conventional war. Attendees included Lemnitzer Freeman Disosway Griffin Taylor Nitze and others as McNamara noted adequate nuclear stockpiles but concerns about nonnuclear battle capacity amid German French troop movements and cost factors.
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Stuttgart
Germany
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Europe
7Th Army
Lyman Lemnitzer
Paul Freeman Jr
Gabriel Disosway
U.S. Army
Air Force
Charles D. Griffin
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Paul Nitze
McNamara
Washington
Landis Awaits Filing for Late Tax Returns
James M. Landis a former Harvard Law School dean and adviser to three Democratic administrations awaits sentencing for five counts of filing late federal income tax returns. He pled guilty and will be sentenced August 30. each count carries up to one year and a $10,000 fine. Landis paid taxes and civil penalties after calculation. He did not file timely returns from 1956 to 1960.
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New York
UPI
James M. Landis
Brain
Harvard Law School
Landis
Edward McLain
Dean William Warren
Columbia Law School
Warren
U.S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Fulbright Attacks Goldwater Views in Senate Satire
Senator Fulbright, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, mocked Barry Goldwater's positions on coexistence and nuclear policy as echoing Chinese Communist views. He contrasted Goldwater's anti co existence stance with liberalism as a Democratic attack on American freedom.
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Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Goldwater
Yachters Report Leak Sinking of $250,000 Vessel Freedom II
The submarine Razorback was to arrive in San Diego with eight survivors from the stricken yacht Freedom II. The Navy ended its search for the 104-foot vessel about 600 miles west of Morro Bay. No lives were lost as retired Vice Admiral Gerald Bogan of Douglas Aircraft said the ship sprang a leak in the underwater planking on the starboard side near the pilot house causing flooding.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Navy
Morro Bay
Gerald Bogan
Frank G. Jameson
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Los Angeles
Crossword Puzzle Across And Down Clues Listed
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Russia
Java
Adam
France
Worker Killed in 80-Foot Fall at County Building
Phoenix, UPI reports 42 year old Robert C. Simkins died after an 80 foot fall from the fifth floor of the new County Building at First Ave and Jefferson. He and another worker were pouring concrete when a concrete buggy on an incline allegedly slipped.
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Phoenix
UPI
Robert C. Simkins
First Ave
Jefferson
Simkins
Six Arizona Hospitals Propose Deferral Aid to Blue Cross
The six largest Arizona hospitals agreed to help Blue Cross ease reserve drain by deferring 3 to 6 percent of amounts due. Leaders say approval came from St. Joseph’s and Good Samaritan in Phoenix, Mesa Southside District, and St. Mary’s, St. Joseph’s, and Tucson Medical Center in Tucson, with 32 of 46 hospitals now signed on.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Blue Cross
Stephen M. Morris
St. Joseph’s and
Good Samaritan
Mesa Southside District
St. Mary's
St. Joseph’s
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson
Rebels Wreck Train Near Montevideo in Sabotage
A three coach passenger train derailed 6.8 miles north of Montevideo at General Artigas station after a switch tampering. At least 30 killed and 50 injured with 175 aboard. an army engineer feared the toll could rise to 40. Officials cited criminal sabotage and made no arrests.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
Here
Juan Carlos Forest
General Artizas
Casupa
Acrobat Falls Twenty Five Feet At Ringling Show
Donna Welch a 20 year old aerialist from Sarasota Florida fell 25 feet from a trapeze during a Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey matinee at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. She suffered a fractured pelvis and right heel and was taken to Central Receiving Hospital then Orthopedic Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Donna Welch
Sarasota
Fla
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Central Receiving Hospital
Orthopaedic Hospital
Scottsdale High School District bids for language laboratories
The Scottsdale School District invites lease and alternate bids for language laboratories at Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale High Schools. Bid forms and specs are at the Purchasing Agent, Scottsdale Schools Education Center, 3811 N 44th St Phoenix Az. Bids due 4 00 P M August 16 1963 and read aloud after closing. Harald Gade Purchasing Agent. Published August 1 2 3 5 6 1983.
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Board of Education
Scottsdale
Arizona
Arcadia
Coronado
Scottsdale Schools
N. 44Th Street
Phoenix
Harald Gade
Scottsdale Public Schools
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