Space Mediators Leave Stalemate in Defense Talks
Los Angeles reports the President's aerospace board plans to depart Washington with negotiations stalled over core issues in the defense industry. Dr George W Taylor urges unions and management to reexamine positions and resume talks aided by federal mediation as the parties weigh agency shop and service fee questions.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Threema Acrospace Board
Washington
George W. Taylor
Clash Between Teamsters Ends With Injuries in Philadelphia
About a thousand Teamster members clashed with Hoffa supporters in Philadelphia. Two policemen and twelve Teamsters were injured as bottles bricks and bats flew. Police seized twelve baseball bats and various steel tools while windows were damaged and gas and fire equipment were used to quell the melee.
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Philadelphia
UPI
James Hoffa
Teamsters
Ponce
Lo“i
Wong Kup
Thenve
Sim Dissem
Union
Isargent
Venice
Teamsers
Three New Patrolmen Hired for Scottadale Police
City of Scottadale hires three additional patrolmen to boost force capacity. Chief Harry Vater announced the appointments as pending final posting before January 1. Names listed include Gary E. Ge, Robert L. Mough, and Martin J. Husband, with assignment to be confirmed for posts in the coming days.
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Scottadale
Harry Vater
Goldberg Opposes 35 Hour Week
Labor secretary Arthur Goldberg told former AFL CIO colleagues the Kennedy administration can reduce unemployment without cutting the work week. He met privately Wednesday with the 27 member AFL CIO Executive Council at its summer meeting.
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Althur Goaibberg
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Goldberg
Aflcio Executive Council
Kohler and Bohlen Nominated as Ambassadors
The Foreign Relations Committee approved Foy D. Kohler for U S ambassador to Russia and Charles E Chip Bohlen for ambassador to France.
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Washington
UPI
Foreign Relations Committee
Foy D. Kohler
U.S
Russia
Charlies E
Chip) Bohlen
France
U S Space Leaders Forecast Moon Landing By Americans
NASA officials maintained the forecast that the first man on the moon would be American. They called the Soviet moon effort a minor step and said boosts in funding would only marginally speed progress. Deputy chief Dryden added humor about NASA optimism, noting 21, Americans in the agency.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
Russia
James E. Webb
Aeronautics and Space
America
Webb
NASA
Sergei Vishnesky
Pravda
Hugh Dryden
Owner Found Dead In Store In Scottsdale
Donald Clinton Bartow 36 a partner in Don Wayne Shirts Papago Plaza died of a heart attack in his place of business yesterday. Laura Kerrick found the body and Dr Henry Reuss pronounced him dead. Grant Malouf identified the body. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Scottsdale
Donald Clinton Bartow
W. Fairway Drive
Mesa
Don Wayne Shirts
Papago Plaza
Henry Reuss
Bartow
Laura Kerrick
Laura’s Draperies
Grant Malouf
Negroes Delay Demonstration in Albany Change of Plans
In Albany Georgia the scheduled racial demonstration was called off by the Albany Movement after a last minute decision. Any Young spokesman said the group needed days to reorganize and plan next moves as Dr Martin Luther King Jr left Albany by plane after addressing a mass rally the previous night.
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Albany, Ga
UPI
Any Young
Albany Movement
Martin Luther King Jr
Albany
King
State Health Board Holds Sanitation Regulations Hearing
The state board of health will hold a public hearing Friday in Room 312 of the capitol North Wing to discuss new sanitation rules. Topics include sewage and waste disposal and quarantine periods for animals exposed to rabies.
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Phoenix
UPS
State Board of Health
Capitol
Stolen Fiorella Bike from Anthony Rovella in Scottsdale
Police report a Fiorella bicycle, an Italian product, was stolen last night from Anthony Rovella of 8733 FE Cypress in Scottsdale. No suspects listed.
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Anthony Rovella
Cypress
Scottsdale
Fiorella
Primers Missing From Residence Reported
A box of primers valued at 2 dollars was stolen from 9228 FE Oak Street. Gerald C. Mack of that address reported the theft to police. The incident was documented in a police report today.
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Oak Street
Gerald C. Mack
Eight Births for City Reported by Local Hospitals
Scottsdale City Hospital lists births including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Colcord at 2 30 in the morning and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kent Huson at 5 45 p.m. Tempe Community Hospital records three births on August 13 for Jeffrey Reynolds Gerald Shea Lionell Villapando. Mesa Southside Hospital adds a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bertocchi and a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Mathews on the same date.
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City Hospital
Scottsdale
William Colcord
E. Sage’ Lane
Kent Huson
S. Patrcia Lane
Tempe Community Hospital
Jeffrey Reynolds
E. Cypress
Gerald Shea
E. Earls
Lionell Villapando
W. Willetta
Mesa Southside Hospital
Richard Bertocchi
E. Lewis
John Mathews
E. Hubbell
Two Trainables Admit to Perry Institute by Scottsdale Board
Scottsdale School Board set a precedent by admitting two five year old pupils described as trainables to Perry Institute. Normally students are not admitted until after their sixth birthday. Dr Charles C Holt stressed the board’s duty to provide these children with maximum training and care.
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Scottsdale School Board
Perry Institute
Charles C. Holt
Stolen Change From Ice Machine At Scottsdale Station
Two coin rejectors containing 250 dollars in change were stolen from an ice machine at a Scottsdale service station. Crystal Ice Co of Phoenix reported the theft from a station located at 6802 East McDowell.
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Scottsdale
Crystal Ice Co
Phoenix
E. McDowell
Two-Car Crash Near Motorola Plant Causes Major Damage
Roberta Jo Di Piazza of Phoenix pulled from the Motorola Plant driveway at 82nd Place and McDowell into Alma Fay Laiba of Scottsdale who was traveling east on McDowell. Police reported extensive damage but no injuries.
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Motorola
Roberta Jo di Piazza
E. Clarendon
Phoenix
Alma Fay Laiba
Harvard
Scottsdale
di Piazza
82Nd Place
McDowell
Laiba
Five Seek Merrill Job By Scottsdale School Board
Scottsdale School Board to consider a new school manager to replace recently resigned George Merrill. Three candidates were interviewed in executive session. two more prospects to be interviewed next week. Merrill resigned after diverting school property and employees to his own use.
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George Merrill
Scottsdale
Merrill
Farmer Loses $660 Jewelry in Scottsdale Burglary
Jerome E. Roscoe of 513 S. Orange Scottsdale reported a burglary of about $660 in costume jewelry and watches from a front bedroom. Police said entry may have been gained through a back door. items included a $300 yellow gold ring, an $85 wrist watch, a $65 woman's watch, rope beads, dress clips, tie clasps, a Siamese black and silver hand work set, and gold earrings. The loss occurred between 7:30 and 11:20 p.m. yesterday.
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Jerome E. Roscoe
S. Orange
Scottsdale
Roscoe
Burglars Steal Water Cooler From Ramada Inn
Police report shows burglars took an igloo style water cooler from the Ramada Inn at 333 West Main Street last night. Employees observed several juveniles loitering nearby before the theft.
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Ramada Inn
W. Main St
Pollution Expert Urges Constant Fight On Smog
Scottsdale audience hears Willard L. Greene, engineer and weather official, warn that air pollution remains a persistent problem. He cites dust, smog, mining smoke, tires burning in Salt River bed, road dust, and wind patterns as key sources, noting health risks and limited relief from wind direction.
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Sertoma
Willard L. Greene
Scottsdale
Arizona Society of Engineering Air Pollution Committee
Sertoma Club
Ramada
Arizona Society of Engineering
Greene
Para
Phoenix
Salt River
Tucson
Jewish History and Hebrew Language Professorship Created
Washington University and the American Jewish Committee create a professorship in Jewish History and the Hebrew Language at WashU. Similar chairs exist at Harvard Yale Columbia and other major universities. The program offers courses on Judaism and its relations to other religions.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Washington University
American Jewish Committee
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
MacArthur Invited to Capitol for Congressional Resolution
Washington UPI Congress invited General of the Army Douglas MacArthur back to Washington to receive a resolution of thanks for his long service. President Kennedy arranged transport and a White House chat prior to ceremonies. Speaker McCormack and Rep. Rivers organized the luncheon with McNamara, about 30 senators in attendance.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
House
Senate
Truman
Kennedy
Air Force
New York
White House
South Pacific
Yellow Light Brings Collision in Scottsdale
Police report a two car crash at McDowell and Scottsdale Road as a yellow light warning caused driver Vanna Pappas of 420 E Roosevelt Phoenix to enter the intersection and collide with James Castleman of 2425 E Clarendon Phoenix. Pappas cited for entering on a yellow light.
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Scottsdale
McDowell
Vanna Pappas
E. Roosevelt
Phoenix
James Castleman
E. Clarendon
Pappas
Girl 2 Bitten by Rattlesnake in Lakeland
Two year old Barbara Lynch was listed in poor condition at Lakeland Hospital after a rattlesnake bit her in the backyard on Monday. The snake struck once and grazed her several times as it continued striking.
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Lakeland, Fla
UPI
Barbara Lynch
Lakeland Hospital
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Jumbles Faces and Clues
Puzzle reads mixed garbled clues Across and Down with numerous typos. It lists items like Crimson, Fad, Brazilian macaw, Tibetan priest, Italian coin, sea in Asia, river in Siberia, and several common crossword entries. The text appears as an OCR garble with misread letters and broken phrases.
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Celebes
Continent
Siberia
Asia
Scottsdale Girl Gets License for Marriage
Miss Maria Louisa Valencia of Scottsdale and her fiancé Richard Cooper of Mesa have received a marriage license. The license was issued in Maricopa County.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Maria Louisa Valencia
Richard Cooper
Mesa
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