Mixed Up Calls Delay Dispatching Of Rural Firemen
Scotts dale Rural Fire Department warned residents to clearly state the emergency and exact address when calling for aid. Lt. Dale Samuels urged callers to provide their name and phone number and to identify locations by area if house numbers are confusing. An example showed a car fire reported at 200 E Indian School Rd burning at 200 W Indian School Rd, causing unnecessary damage.
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Scottsdale
Dale Samuels
Indian School Rd
Samuels
Mikoyan Ends Japan Visit Blasts Treaty
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan wrapped up a nine day Tokyo visit by denouncing the U S Japan security treaty and urging the United Nations or great powers to guarantee free Berlin He left for Moscow after opening Russia s first trade fair in Japan He warned the Soviet Union reserves the right to oppose the treaty anytime and called for ending the occupation of Berlin with access to the city via East Germany after a peace with the East Germans.
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Tokyo
UPI
Anastas Mikoyan
Japan
United Nations
Berlin
Russia
Moscow
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
East Germany
Freedom Ride Trial Begins in Jackson Mississippi
The first freedom rider jury trial opens in county court with jury selection expected to fill most of the day. Defense attorney William A. Kunstler of the ACLU may seek to quash the panel over only two Black veniremen among 60. Defendant Henry J. Thomas, 20, of St. Augustine Florida, Howard University student and CORE field director, was among the first bus riders targeted by the movement on May 24.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
William A. Kunstler
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
Henry J. Thomas
Kunstler
Thomas
St. Augustine
Fla
Howard University
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Jail Escapees Tried Hard But Didn't Make It
Two Cochise County deputies arrested the second escapee from Willcox jail. Donald Michael White, 32, of Boston, was jailed in Douglas after his jail break partner William Eugene Ellis, 16, of Houston, fled with him and prompted a chase involving a stolen horse and trucks. Ellis was captured near U.S. 666 after a roadblock. White admitted identity and remained jailed in Douglas.
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Douglas
UPI
Cochise County
Donald Michael White
Boston
Willcox
William Eugene Ellis
Houston
Tex
Texas
Willcox Hospital
White
Ellis
Bowie Road
Kansas Settlement
U.S. 666
del Bohmfalk
Joe Munoz
Barry Goldwater Charges Fulbright Muzzles Military Chiefs
Senator Barry Goldwater accused Senator J. W. Fulbright of muzzling top military leaders in a memo to defense secretary Robert McNamara. He called the move part of centralized government limiting American freedoms. The San Diego rally drew about 1,000 at a GOP luncheon before he headed to Los Angeles for two speeches.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arizona Republican
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Defense
Robert McNamara
Goldwater
Fulbright
Washington
Republican Associates
Robert C. Walker
Los Angeles
Behind Sending Johnson and Troops to Berlin
In a secret late night meeting President Kennedy and top aides decide to send Vice President Johnson to Berlin with 1500 troops, plus General Lucius Clay, as symbolic support to West Berlin amid East German pressure and fears of conflict. The German reaction is wary yet hopeful of strong Western resolve.
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Johnson
Berlin
Lyndon B. Johnson
East Germany
West Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
White House
Clay
West Germany
Brandt
East Berlin
Politics and Civil Rights Clash Shifts to Senate Debate
The Senate heatedly debated civil rights measures amid charges of political maneuvering. Southern Democrats push to attach a two year Civil Rights Commission extension to a 761 million appropriation bill while northern liberals seek broader rights provisions. McNamara defends aid program as senators hear about the foreign aid package. The Senate also opens an investigations subcommittee probe into organized gambling with secret witnesses and unusual gambling props.
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Senate
Civil Rights Commission
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
State and Justice Departments
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
McNamara
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Reward Theory Teaching Technique Revolutionizes Education
Dr. B F Skinner and early 1950s researchers pioneer programmed instruction with teaching machines and stepwise materials. Students progress at own pace, guided by immediate reinforcement, while teachers gain time for individual instruction. Strong potential for higher, faster learning supported by limited but growing evidence.
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Garded
Skinner
Komoski
Junior College Plans Discussed by Board
The state junior college board met with Mesa representatives and approved a JC election for Cochise county plus a tentative budget of 75 525 dollars. The Yuma County vote to form a junior college district moved up to September 12 from October 3. Cochise County election date not set.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Junior College Board
Mesa
Cochise County
Yuma County
Pet Show Climax Marks Scottsdale Boys Club Summer Session
A pet show closes the 1961 Scottsdale Boys Club summer session on Friday morning with prizes for largest and smallest pets and a novelty act. Club offices hold entry blanks and public admission is free before a two week building repair break. The club reopens Sept 11 with after school and evening programs. membership spans Scottsdale boys aged 18.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
Bluulicu
Scottsdale
Space Traveler Ate Paste Food On Orbit
Titov describes space dinner in Pravda as paste enclosed in five ounce tubes with beef liver bread vitamin pills and juice. He notes weightless drops of juice floated in the cabin and the tubes lost weight in space. In Arizona, Pima County sets 1961-62 tax rate at $1.73 per $100, up 24 cents from prior year per finance director recommendation.
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Moscow
UPI
Gherman Titov
Titov
Communist Party
Pravda
Tucson
UPS
Pima County
Richard Kittle
House Hopeful Of Adjourning Next Month
The House hopes to adjourn by mid September as Senate stays longer over a rules dispute. Democratic Leader McCormack said foreign aid appropriations bill progress delays push adjournment past Labor Day. He noted the measure should reach House consideration around September 5.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
John W. McCormack
Charles A. Halleck
McCormack
Youths Attend National Safety Convention in Kansas
The Arizona Association of Highway Patrolmen funded $900 to send two Phoenix youths to the National Student Safety Association convention in Lawrence Kansas. Rick Ball president of the Arizona Teen Age Traffic Safety Foundation and Donna Lambert safety coordinator led the trip. The program serves 100 schools across central northern and southern Arizona. At the convention students from across the nation will discuss safety issues.
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Phoenix
YPC
Arizona Association of Highway Patrolmen
National Student Safety Association
Lawrence
Kan
Rick Ball
Arizona
Donna Lambert
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Solon
Fulbright Widte
Arkansas
United States
Free World
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Dean Rusk
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
Army
Lyman Lemnitzer
Maxwell D. Taylor
McGeorge Bundy
Washington Monument
Hack
Willy Brandt
Brand
Arcadia High School
Arcadia
Coronado
Barbara Bundschu
United Press International
B. F. Skinner
Harvard University
Sidney L. Pressey
Ohio State University
Rome
P. Kenneth Komoski
Center For
Special Safety
Oldsmobile
S. Scottsdale Rd
Bill Hansmeyer
Mgr
Redwood
For All
Kemglo Rustoleum
Kemtone
Retail Paint and Wallpaper Distributors of America, Inc
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