Tuberculosis Remains Major Health Threat in U S
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant Dr J Arthur Myers warns TB costs the United States about 740 million dollars annually as 55 000 new cases appear in 1962 with 43 000 in advanced stages. He urges universal skin testing of children and rapid case finding to prevent household transmission and deaths.
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J. Arthur Myers
University of Minnesota School of Public Health
United States
Dr. Myers
Chicago
Chum
March Shows Negro Urgency in Washington Rally
Phoenix Urban League executive director Charles F. Harlins called the Washington march a display of urgency and potency in the Negro bid for equality. He urged Americans to face racial injustice and seek remedial measures, praising the march’s orderly conduct as a tribute to nonviolence.
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Phoenix
UPI
Washington
Phoenix Urban League
U S Refuses Buddhist Refugee Return Amid Viet Nam Tensions
UPI reports the United States refused to hand over two Buddhist priests who sought refuge at the U S aid mission during raids on pagodas in South Viet Nam. Diplomatic sources say Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge maintained the refusal after a 25 minute call with Acting Foreign Minister Truong Cong Cuu. The episode follows government releases of many Buddhist monks and students and a relaxation of martial law curfews, though U S and Saigon blame each other for raid tactics and arrests.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
United States
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Truong Cong Cuu
Lodge
Cuu
Washington
Saison
Desegregation Openings Mark First Public Schools
Negro students enroll in South Carolina Alabama and Key West as the first public grade and high schools desegregate. In Charleston two white high schools admit Negro students while Tuskegee and Greenville areas begin integrated classes amid anticipated calm.
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South Carolina
Alabama
Charleston
S. C
Tuskegee
Ala
Charlesten
Memphis
Tenn
Shelby
Key West
Fla
Obscene Caller Sought in East Side Slayings of Two Women
Two young women Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert were found slain in their Manhattan apartment after receiving obscene threatening calls. Police say the victims were tied and stabbed, with no sign of rape or theft. The killer remains sought as investigators probe the motive and suspect.
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Police Today
New York City
Janice Wylie
Philip Wylie
Emily Hoffert
New York
UPI
East Side
Manhattan
Miss Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
Minneapolis
Janice
Max Wylie
Patricia Tolles
Miss Tolles
Book Division
Time, Inc
Jaycees Sponsor Teen Hop For Park Equipment
The Scottsdale Jaycees host a back to school teenage dance to raise funds for park equipment at the Scottsdale city park. The Sonics perform at the National Guard Armory 52nd and McDowell Road tomorrow at 8 p m. Admission is 75 cents per person.
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Scottsdale Community Center
National Guard
52Nd
McDowell Road
Scottsdale Jaycees
Sonics
Bob Peterson
Six Supermarket Safes Buried In Phoenix Yard
Phoenix police dug up four safes from a Salt River area yard and recovered over $40,000 taken from A J Bayless markets. Two safes recovered later held mud coated coins. digging stopped when water was struck. Two safes came from local markets and two from Tempe burglaries between December 1962 and March.
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Phoenix
UPT
A.J. Bayless
Salt River
East Phoenix
Tempe
Grenade Explodes At Orphans Picnic in Toulon Beach
A hand grenade exploded among 72 orphans on a Toulon beach killing 14 year old Daniel Villien and injuring 19 others. The device was found half buried in sand and struck with a rock triggering the blast.
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Toulon
France
UPJ
Daniel Villien
Labor Day Holiday Starts Death Toll May Reach 520
United Press International reports the Labor Day weekend begins with motorists facing 430 to 520 U.S. traffic deaths and 177 last year during Labor Day weekend. The National Safety Council cites 8.7 billion miles driven from 6 pm to midnight Monday.
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National Safety Council
Amer
Ican
Howard Pyle
Safety Council
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Traf
Michigan
Jerry Fisher
The
Automobile Club of Michigan
Fisher
Leonard W. Hagerup
Kemper Insurance Group
Arabs Backed by Russia Seek Delay on UN Condemnation
At the United Nations in New York Arab states led by Morocco and backed by Russia moved to delay a Security Council vote on a U.S.-British resolution condemning the killings of two Israeli farmers near the Syrian border. The delay would allow amendments or abstentions as council members weigh the accusations from Israel and Syria amid recent border clashes and an aerial dog fight.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile School Board
Williamston
N.C
Raymond Rawls
Smithfield
United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Russia
Morocco
Security Council
Israel
Syria
United States
Britain
Council
U.S
Adlar E. Stevenson
U.N
Cramn
Jordan River
Jeter Leaves For Army Recruit Training
Dennis N. Jeter, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jeter of 8613 Granada Rd Scottsdale, left Thursday for Army training at Fort Ord California. Jeter was a student at Coronado High School.
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Dennis N. Jeter
M Set
C. E. Jeter
Granada Rd
Scottsdale
Ft. Ord
Calif
Jeter
Coronado High School
U.N. BP
Paradise Valley Firms Contract On Master Plan
The Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission and the Paradise Valley town council agree on a master plan study for land use health and sanitation and streets. The $5800 study cost will be shared by the county and town.
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Paradise Valley
Maricopa County
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