Latin Diplomats Seek Pact To Bridge Alliance Rift
Latin American diplomats fray over the Alliance for Progress as Uruguay leads smaller nations in demanding guarantees that their needs be met. Big five Argentina Brazil Chile Mexico and Peru draft a funding plan for the decade long program, while Cuba questions its status and exclusion from informal talks. The United States remains in background as negotiations continue.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
Alliance For Progress
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
Peru
United States
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Cuba
Guevara
U.S
Stagecoach death claims Phoenix tourist in Virginia City Mont
Mrs. Ethel Victoria Gove 52 of Phoenix died after a century old stagecoach carrying tourists toppled in Virginia City. A laundry bundle spooked the horses causing the coach to overturn. Gail Tognotty 15 from Trail BC suffered a broken arm and Gove died en route to a hospital. An autopsy will confirm the cause.
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Virginia City
Mont
UPI
Arizona
Ethel Victoria Gove
Phoenix
Montana
Henry Stiles
Mrs. Gove
Gail Tognotty
Trail B.C
Miss Tognotty
Major Trains At Naval Officer Candidate School
Watson H. Major, son of Mr and Mrs Watson Major of Scottsdale, is in training at the Naval Officer Candidate School in Newport Rhode Island. The eight week program leads to a commission in the Naval Reserve after college and covers military justice naval engineering damage control operations orientation leadership navigation and seamanship.
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Naval Officer Candidate School
Newport, R.I
Watson H. Major
Watson Major
N. 70Th St
Scottsdale
Naval Reserve
Thunderstorm Hits Los Angeles Area With Fires and Rain
A rare early thunderstorm swept the Los Angeles metropolitan area causing power outages, fires, and the first measurable rain of the year. Airports recorded .21 inch, mudslides closed roads, and lightning struck Beverly Hills High School’s 200-foot oil derrick, with fires contained in two hours.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
San Francisco Bay Area
Los Angeles International
Burbank
Angeles National Forest
Beverly Hills High School
Lancaster
Here
Forest Service
Angeles Forest
Citywide Fete Plans for Tempe Street Improvement
The Tempe Chamber of Commerce announces a citywide celebration at 7 p.m. next Thursday marking the $700,000 Mill Avenue Apache Boulevard street project. Ribbon cutting at the Tempe bridge signals proceedings with Governor Fannin and regional mayors, plus Dr. G Homer Durham and Howard Pyle as notable attendees. Street dancing, two singing groups, free ice cream bars, and soda for children are planned.
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Tempe
Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Arizona
National Safety Council
G. Homer Durham
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Valley of the Sun Square Dance Organization
Jet in Trouble Lands Safely at Phoenix Airport
An American Airlines Boeing 707 flying from New York and Chicago made a safe emergency landing at Sky Harbor in Phoenix after its hydraulic brakes failed. The Phoenix Fire Department stood by during the landing as pilot Jeff Stetson reported hydraulic power loss shortly before touch down.
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Phoenix
UPS
New York
Chicago
Sky Harbor
Phoenix Fire Department
American Airlines
Jeff Stetson
Rosary Service Set for Max Okan Scottsdale Resident
Rosary will be recited at Messinger Mortuary chapel in Scottsdale for Max Richard Okan of 402 West Osborn Road who died yesterday at St Luke's Hospital. Requiem Mass will be at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church and interment is planned at Park Ridge Cemetery. He was a retired accountant from Chicago, WWI veteran, survived by daughter Ruth and sister Elizabeth. Memorial donations may go to the Cancer Fund.
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Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Max Richard Okan
W. Osborn Rd
Army
Ruth
Mary Okan
Scotsdale
Elizabeth Okan
Chicago
Cancer Fund
National Guard Starts Training at Fort Huachuca
Nearly 2,600 Arizona Army National Guard infantrymen begin their annual two week training at Fort Huachuca. Convoys to the Army electronics proving ground will be on the road all day Sunday.
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Fort Huachuca
UPS
Arizona Army National Guard
Army Electronics Proving Ground
Hopi Snake Dances Scheduled for August Dates
Hopi religious leaders set the first snake dance for August 20 at Mishong novi on Second Mesa. A second dance date remains unannounced but is expected around August 2 or 23 at Walpi on First Mesa. Elders determine timings by Way noon shadows on rocks in the villages. The dances use live rattlesnakes and are a traditional Hopi rain prayer.
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Mishong Novi
Walpi
Scottsdale Weather Forecast With Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy today and Saturday with a 60 percent chance of afternoon or evening thunder showers in the Valley. Little temperature change with highs near 100 today and around 102 tomorrow. lows about 76 Saturday morning. Arizona also expects scattered afternoon and nighttime thundershowers with minimal temperature variation.
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Arizona
Thunder Showers Sweep Most of Arizona
United Press International reports scattered thunder showers across Arizona today and tonight with heavy rains in parts. Kingman logged 2.85 inches while Fort Huachuca recorded 1.70 inches. other amounts include Douglas 0.12, Grand Canyon 0.05, Phoenix 0.02, and Tucson 0.09. A flash flood near Kingman caused a Tucson man Ira Lee to die. Bisbee and Fort Huachuca saw hail and power outages hit Bisbee Naco and Hereford.
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Brownsville
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Fresno
Helena
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Oakland
Oklahoma City
Palm Springs
Pittsburgh
Red Bluff
Reno
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Stockton
Thermal
Washington
Douglas
Flagstaff
Huachuca
Gila Bend
Globe Grand Canyon
Kingman
Page Payson Ue Phoenix
Prescott Tucson
Valle Winslow Yuma
United Press International
Arizona
Fort Huachton
Grand Canan
Phoenix
Tucson
Kingsman
Ira Lée
Bisbee
Fort Huachuca
Naco
Bisbee Jimelson
Hereford
UAW Officials Meet To Decide On Strike Vote
UAW leaders convene in Detroit to determine if a strike vote should be sought from 120000 Ford workers. Ford contract expires August 31, matching joint expiry with GM and Chrysler. Union teams at GM and Chrysler seek permission to hold strike votes from 370000 workers.
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UAW
Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Motorola appoints Arizona-New Mexico district sales manager
Arthur A. Powell of Greater Scottsdale has been named the first district sales manager for Motorola Semiconductor Products Inc. in the Arizona-New Mexico region. Powell, a Naval Academy graduate, heads one of Motorola’s 14 district offices and previously served as manager of field services and product salesman at the plant.
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Scottsdalian
Arizona-New Mexico
Motorola Semiconductor Products Inc
Scottsdale
Arthur A. Powell
Vista
Motorola
Semiconductor
U.S. Naval Academy
Convalescent Hospital’s New Concept for Care
Walter G. Huckabee and associates plan Scottsdale Pavilion Convalescent Hospital on Indian Bend Road. The 11 acre site features private apartments, parks, two pools and therapy centers. The hospital targets chronic, non emergency illnesses with full medical and nurse care.
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Scottsdale Pavilion
Indian Bend Road
Pima Road
Afro-Asian push to oust France from North Africa
At the United Nations the Afro- Asian bloc prepared to pressure for France’s removal from North Africa. Amb U Thant said a request for a new Algeria debate will be sent to Dag Hammarskjold. 27 members signed, with more expected. France plans a boycott amid tensions over Tunisia and the Ri verte base.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United Nations
France
North Africa
Anti-Red Group To Hear Col Benedict Talk in Phoenix
The Anti-Communist Education Movement of Arizona presents Lt. Col. William P. Benedict in a talk titled Western Dilemma in Africa at 8 p.m. Monday in the Roundup Room of the YMCA on First Avenue. Benedict, director of materiel at Luke AFB, is a highly decorated veteran with 18 years in the Air Force and extensive service in Japan, Alaska, Europe, and North Africa. Col George K. Rubel will conduct the meeting.
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Anti-Red
Col
Benedict
Arizona
William P. Benedict
Africa
YMCA
First Ave
Phoenix
Luke Air Force Base
United States Air Fore
Japan
Alaska
Italy
France
Germany
Corsica
Middle East
Col George K. Rubel
Stolen Phoenix Vehicles Recovered in Rocky Point Mexico
Five cars and two cabin cruisers stolen in Phoenix were recovered in Rocky Point, Mexico. The Phoenix Police and the National Auto Theft Bureau said the property was in the hands of people who innocently bought the boats and cars.
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Phoenix
UPI
Rocky Point
Mex
National Auto Theft Bureau
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Walter G. Huckabee and Associates
Huckabee
E . Mulberry
P. E. Buchli and Associates
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Walter G. Huckabee
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Hammarskjold
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French National Assembly Foreign Affairs Committee
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