Local Boy Bitten Twice by Timber Rattler Near Canyon Creek
Daniel Scott LoMiglio a two year old from a Fair area was bitten twice by a timber rattlesnake on a canyon Creek campsite. He was listed in fair condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a 45 mile drive to Payson Hospital and a Luke Air Base rescue helicopter transported him for treatment. The family aided by first aid and a Forest Service crew helped route care and all required agencies cooperated.
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John LoMiglio
Daniel Scott LoMiglio
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Daniel
John
Canyon Creek
Mongolion Rim
LoMiglio
Scottsdale
Payson Hospital
Forest Service
Miners Hear Rescue Drill Near Encased Colleagues in Hazelton
Rescue teams drilled an escape shaft toward trapped miners David Fellin and Henry Throne in Hazelton Pa as six inch passage connected to their chamber. Foreman Louis Marino said the shaft should reach them by 11 am PDT despite prior equipment failures.
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Hazelton, Pa
UPI
David Fellin
Louis Marino
Pittston
Gordon Smith
Fellin
Louis Bova
Throne
Drillers Break Through Shaft in Mine Entombment Rescue
In Shepperton Pennsylvania rescuers completed a 12 inch escape shaft into the tiny chamber housing two trapped miners after 11 days. The steel bit broke through at 12 31 p m PDT prompting hopeful cheers as experts debated lowering a radioactive cobalt probe for a second attempt.
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Shepperton
UPI
David Fellin
Scottsdale Camelback Center Planned for 232 Acres
L. J. Sheridan and Company of Chicago represents a 232 acre site at Camelback Road just west of Scottsdale Road. The plan calls for about one third commercial development including a shopping center with national department and retail stores and the remainder as prestige residential with luxury apartments and single-family homes. The Sheridan firm has designed 14 shopping centers and several industrial parks.
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Scottsdale
L. J. Sheridan and Company of
Chicago
Sheridan
Payson Flood Strikes Arizona Beeline Highway Closed
Torrential rains deluged central Arizona isolating Payson as Rye Creek washed away a 60 foot bridge span nine miles south of town. The Beeline Highway reopened with a detour while mudslides and cave-ins halted traffic. rancher Tom Hughes was swept 200 feet but survived with scratches and bruises.
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Arizona
Payson
Arizona Highway Patrol
Beeline
Tom Hughes
Rye Creek
Globe
Southern Pacific
U.S. Weather Bureau
Show Low
McNary
Tucson
Winslow
Springerville
Ft. Huachuca
Douglas
Kennedy Aid Bill Cuts Reach One Billion
Washington UPI reports a rebellious House trimmed the foreign aid bill by 585 million dollars on top of 400 million already cut in committee. The action widens budget reductions and shapes the Kennedy administration's overseas assistance.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
Congress
Foreign Affairs Committee
E. Ross Adair
R-Ind
GOP
Adair
Alliance For Progress
Economy Bloc
Saigon Coup and U S Aid Cut Shake Vietnam Crisis
Republicans won major votes to slash foreign aid and pass the annual bill but a last gasp GOP amendment led to a dramatic setback for the administration. In Saigon Ngo Dinh Nhu engineered a quiet palace coup as Ngo Dinh Diem’s power shifted, while U S Ambassador Lodge pressed on with policy amid Buddhist protests and Mau resignation.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Diem
Vu van Mau
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
United States
State Department
Zoning Change Hearing On New Districts Planned
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing at 8 p.m. in city council chambers on amendments creating three districts resort high-rise and community unit plan. The high-rise could reach 120 feet with lot setbacks while the resort plan envisions Scottsdale Road as a six lane highway. The billboards rule restricts new signs to 10 by 20 feet.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
E. Main St
Scottsdale Road
McDonald Drive
Reservation Election Shows Strong Salt River Turnout
Salt River Indian Reservation voters elected three tribal councilmen Dayton Andrews Claudina Wood and Mrs Lillian Sampson for three year terms Incumbents Andrews and Wood led the ticket with other candidates Marjorie Brown Milfred Nakil and Ruth Grand The seven member council will pick a tribal chairman who earns 5400 per year Indian officials were confirming the counts at noon and a district wide vote for three judges was still being totaled.
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George Adams
Salt River Indian Reservation
Katherine Pratt
Evans Ray Clifford
Harlan
Dayton Andrews
Claudina Wood
Lillian Sampson
Marjorie Brown
Milfred Nakil
Ruth Grand. Andrews
Mrs. Wood
Salt River
Lehi
Vernon Smith
Thurmond accuses McNamara of deceptive testimony on test ban
Sen Strom Thurmond accuses Defense Secretary McNamara of giving deceptive testimony to push ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Barry Goldwater joins in accusing civilian optimism conflicting with Joint Chiefs reservations. Fulbright notes scientific split may affect votes but foresees no rejection risk.
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Washington
UPI
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Thurmond
Army Reserve
Senate
McNamara
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate Armed Service Committee
Air Force Reserve
Goldwater
McNa
Mara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Weather outlook with warm trend and isolated thundershowers
Occasional partly cloudy skies continue with mid to high 90s heat. Isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers possible near the east end of the Valley. Today's high 96, low 72 tomorrow, high 97. Willard L. Greene notes Thursday’s high 90 and today's low 76.
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Willard L. Greene
Jail Escapees Steal Sheriff's Car In Escape
Two Gila County jail escapees stole a sheriff's car with a red spotlight and radio aerial, then swapped it for a white 1962 Ford Fairlane near here. George Pickard and Lance Numcomb, armed and dangerous, fled north toward St. Johns after releasing the other inmate at gunpoint about 2 a.m. Authorities issued alerts statewide. posses searched by ground and air.
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Gila County
St. Johns
Penthouse Home Broken By Cops In Toppenish
Police in Toppenish Washington dismantled Claude Parks roof residence atop the city police building after tips a man lived there for days with a table rug blankets a mattress and an alarm clock He hosted Tom Duane and was charged with vagrancy and trespassing with a temporary jailcell as new address
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Toppenish, Wash
UPI
Claude Parks
Happy Home
Park
Toppenish
Parks
Tom Duane
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Barry
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