Hold On Taking the Family to Drive In Theater
Charles McDowell Jr. recalls taking his family to a drive in for a wholesome double feature. The children wore pajamas and cheered John Wayne as Hatari played on the Mancini score. Kate stayed engaged despite late hours and sleepy parents. Admission was $1.50 per car, with popcorn, cold drinks, and a shrieking rhino chase enlivening the night.
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PTA
Sin City
Atari
Jenny
Will
John Wayne
Tanganyika
Henry Mancini
Kate
Mancini
Rhino
Red Buttons
Helper
Stock gifts to children tax rules and cost basis clarified
Gift of stock to children generally avoids federal gift tax up to lifetime and annual exclusions. Each person can give up to 30 000 per donor or 60 000 for a married couple. annual exclusions are 3 000 per recipient or 6 000 for joint gifts. If stock is sold, cost basis follows donor if gains, or the lower of donor basis or market value at the gift date for losses. Inheritance basis uses estate value at death. Public OTC reports have no fixed deadline unless the company is a public utility holding or registered investment company.
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Securities & Exchange Commission
Congress
Chinese Berate Russia Over India Aid
The Peking People's Daily denounces Soviet military support to India as a Kremlin sell out. It accuses Moscow of deepening ties with India, noting MIG jets and recent Indian negotiations in Moscow amid border tensions with China and a tripartite treaty with the United States.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
India
Kremlin
Russia
Red China
Moscow
Jawaharlal Nehru
Peking People’s Daily
U.S
United States
Soviet Editorial Accuses Chinese Leaders of Sacrificing Millions
The Pravda front page editorial charges some Chinese leaders would sacrifice half of humanity to forge a new civilization. It echoes Moscow rejection of Beijing’s nuclear aims amid a deteriorating Moscow Peking relationship and Khrushchev’s warning against a higher civilization on a ruined world.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Peking
Nikita Khrushchev
Temperatures Across the Nation Reported by UPI
The United Press International summary lists 24 hour high and low temperatures for multiple cities nationwide including Albuquerque Atlanta Bakersfield Bismarck Boise Boston Chicago Denver Detroit Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Portland Reno Sacramento Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Washington Ajo Carefree Coolidge Flagstaff Fort Huachuca Gila Bend Phoenix Show Low Tucson Yuma with varying readings and precipitation. The data appear garbled with numerous OCR errors but indicate a broad national temperature snapshot.
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Fanbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Marin
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
OK Alahoma City
Palm Springs
Pittsburgh
Portland
Reno
Sacramento
Salt Lakke City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Ajo ' Bishee 'Carefree
Coolidge
Maverick i
McNary
Page
Payson
Phoenix
Prescott
Snringerville
Tucson
Vainsiaw i
Yuma High Low Prec
Rescue drill misses miners chamber in Hazleton cave-in
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a 12 inch drill miss aimed at the chamber housing trapped miners David Fellin Henry Throne and Louis Bova after 10 days entombed by a roof collapse. The probe failed to reach the room though contact was kept with Fellin who reported the tunnel wall and rock debris. Officials planned another hole to the north while searchers assess the best path to rescue the men.
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Hazleton
H. Beecher Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Charmbury
David Fellin
Min
Ers
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Fellin
Throne
Bova
Gordon Smith
Dave
Smith
False Eyewitness Bomb Report Sparks Birmingham Riot
U.S. Attorney Macon Weaver says a false eyewitness tale of a May bombing sparked a 2000 strong riot near Rev. A D King and Arthur Shores. Police dispersed the mob with gunfire over their heads as rocks and bricks were thrown at officers and cars.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Washington
Arthur Shores
Shores
Terrible Race Riot Threat to Birmingham Warned by King
Rev. Martin Luther King Jr warned of a terrible race riot in Birmingham Alabama if bombings remain unpunished. He cited 48 bombings since 1946 and noted no one has faced justice as tensions rose after a bombing near attorney Arthur Shores home drawing 2000 angry protesters.
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Chicago
UPI
Martin Luther King, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Bar of Justice
King
National Insurance Association
Arthur Shores
Shore
Alabama
University of Alabama
Eruption at Alealea crater on Kilauea draws spectators
A small crater on Kilauea in Hawaii erupted Wednesday night sending lava fountains 24 to 75 feet high. The crater floor rapidly filled with molten lava as visitors watched from edge of the crater in escorted 50 car caravans.
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Volcano Observatory
Hawaii
UPI
Island of
Alealea Crater
Kilauea
Mauna Loa
Java
Morocco rejoices at birth of heir to King Hassan II
In Rabat the nation celebrates the birth of a son and heir to King Hassan II and his wife Lalla Latifa. The infant's arrival marks a significant royal milestone amid national jubilation.
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Rabat
Morocco
UPP
Kine Hassan HT
Lalla Latifa
Local Teacher Elected Secretary-Treasurer In Arizona DE Group
Scottsdale High School instructor Paul Bennewitz was elected secretary treasurer of the Arizona Association of Distributive Education Teachers at a conference at the University of Arizona. He attended with Arcadia High School’s Paul Sander and Coronado High’s Martin Allen as coordinators from area high schools. Over 20 DE coordinators attended. John Beaumont, national director of the cooperative work program, spoke on preparing students for gainful employment and retailer involvement in vocational education. DE programs place students in distributive occupations for at least 15 hours weekly of supervised on the job training coordinated with classroom study. Schools partner with local merchants to place students.
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Paul Bennewitz
Scottsdale
Arizona Association of
John Beaumont
Births and couples listed in St. Joseph's record
The record shows multiple entries for births and couples including Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Udall at 8349 E Pinechot Bov on August 20, Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Cafarella at 7535 EB Chella Lane with a girl born on August 7, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Siegel at 2052 N 78th St with a girl born on August 1.
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Jesse Udall
E. Pinechot
Bov
Joseph Cafarela
Chella Lane
Mark Siegel
N. 78Th St. Gurl
Rail Strike Crisis Moves to Congress after Talks Fail
The rail rules dispute escalates as Wirtz ends mediation and Congress prepares to act. Senate Commerce Committee divided 9 to 8 on Kennedy plan giving ICC authority to approve two year work rules to avert a nationwide strike by midnight Wednesday. Unions oppose compulsory arbitration while railroads back the move.
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Washington
UPD
Congress
W. Willard Wirtz
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Wirtz
Magnuson
Senate
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Charles McDowell, JR
McDowell
Once and For
William A. Doyle
Russ
United Press International
George Adams
St. Joseph's
Arizona
Jack Hill Bank of
the Friendly Bank
5Th Ave
N. Scottsdale Rd
Pal Seemers
Allen Plumbing
East
2Nd St
Rot
Connie Conway
Jim Simmons
Fosie Post
Brown & Main Street
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