Togliatti Red Chief Dies
Palmiro Togliatti, 71, veteran Italian Communist leader, died in Yalta Crimea after a brain hemorrhage and complications. Embassy and Rome sources say body to be shipped to Italy. succession struggles within the party intensify. Weather notes follow.
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Beatles Perform Under Bomb Threat in Sahara Center
L. J. Hazel of the Native Agency says all packages to the Beatles are screened. The evening show drew crowds of 14,000 as fans packed the Sahara Center, where authorities restrained some girls and the group was kept under tight security while continuing performances.
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Airman survives 1000 foot fall with two unopened chutes
Airman Michael D. Leonard of Lawler Iowa fell 1000 feet during a practice jump at ELGIN AFB Florida. He landed on his feet after both parachutes failed to deploy sustaining only a leg scratch. Leonard said his watch kept running as he regrouped after the incident.
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Pentagon near cap on Mobile Medium Range Missile program
The Pentagon is close to canceling the Mobile Medium Range ballistic missile program after more than $100 million sunk into development. The Air Force led the project as a mobile nuclear rocket with 500 to 1,500 mile range. Congress cut the request to $40 million, sparking blame games between Congress and the Defense Department over project failures.
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Mecham Blames Rifts as Party Split Deepens
Tucson July report notes Gov hopeful Evan Mecham accuses fellow Republicans of stifling candidates and harming the party. County chair John Leonard accuses a power push by Mecham backers, while Leonard says precinct chiefs shift to opponent Richard Kleindienst. Mecham cites Dem dominance in local offices and party divisions. Recall talks on Corporation Commissioner Williams draw GOP support from Kleindienst.
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City files license complaints against two Scottsdale firms
Complaints filed in city court charge H. Clinton Steele owner of the Red Dog Saloon and Ronald C. MacNeill Jr of Mil-Mac Advertising Co with operating without city licenses. Steele allegedly has not paid 900 dollars yearly liquor license tax since February 1963. Arraignment tentatively set for Wednesday before Judge Tom Felke. A separate complaint claims Dr. W T Reid veterinary hospital at 238 N Scottsdale Rd is a public nuisance filed by Nora Squires of 7121 E Angus Dr.
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Mil-Mac Advertising Co
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Nora Squires
Seven Killed in Ottawa Train Crash Involving Dump Truck
A dump truck slammed into the Ottawa to Montreal express near Ottawa injuring 10 to 15 and killing at least seven people, including reported nuns and priests, as two cars were knocked off the tracks at a level crossing 22 miles south of Ottawa.
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RFK Delays Announcement in New York City Hall
In New York City Mayor Wagner was poised to back Robert F Kennedy’s Senate bid before leaving for Atlantic City. Kennedy planned to announce in Washington but delayed plans and will fly to New York Saturday to declare his candidacy. If nominated he would face Republican Sen Kenneth B Keating in a high profile race.
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Mississippi Freedom Democrats oppose seating all white delegation
Three busloads of Mississippi integrationists arrive in Atlantic City to urge the Democratic National Convention to seat the integrated delegation and deny voting rights to the all white Mississippi regular delegation. Aaron Henry says compromise is evil and warns of a negative reaction by Negro voters nationwide. The group cites support from ten state conventions and accuses Mississippi Democrats of illegal tactics and 14th Amendment violations.
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Mister Shop blaze damages Papago Plaza stores
Investigators seek fire cause after a 2:20 a.m. blaze at Mister Shop in Papago Plaza damaged clothing stock and spread smoke damage to nearby Pat-a-Cake Bakery, C. R. Anthony, and Jenifer's shops. Chief Herb Logaf said initial checks point to a waste basket or faulty electrical connection as a guess at this point.
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