Anthem Dissenters Won’t Be Barred From School
A federal judge ruled Jehovah's Witnesses cannot be suspended for refusing to stand during the National Anthem at Pinetop schools. The ruling bars the board from denying education to Jere Wingo 14 Bill Wingo 16 and Daniel Sheldon 14 who were expelled on Sept 29 1961 for not standing. The decision cites First Amendment religious freedom and protects free expression even if the act seems ludicrous.
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Roger Timberlake
Phoenix
UPI
Jehovah’s Witnesses
William Mathes
Los Angeles
Pinetop School
Jere Wingo
Bill
Daniel Sheldon
Merle Wingo
George Sheldon
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Frank Sagarino
Mathes
Victor Blackwell
Jesus Christ
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Joins SRP In Suit By Mesa
The United States asked for dismissal of Mesa’s condemnation suit in Maricopa County Superior Court. U.S. Attorney Carl Muecke said the United States is an indispensable party since it owns the project facilities and the underlying easement.
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Phoenix
UPI
Mesa
Salt River
U.S
Carl Muecke
Maricopa County
Muecke
United States
Eight ASU football players cleared in test fraud case
Eight Arizona State University athletes had scholarships reinstated after being absolved in a case involving advance copies of a sociology exam. One injured student awaits a faculty panel decision. the probe also led to resignations and firings among football staff.
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ASU
Tempe
UPI
Arizona State University
Local Youths Have Fruitful Summer's Work
Two Scottsdale High School seniors Dennis R. Robbins and Robert L. Benne received summer work and training at Paradise Motors in Scottsdale. They had previously trained in the SHS automotive shop course and were kept employed in the new and used car get ready department despite limited job openings.
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Robert L. Benne
E. Quartz Mountain Rd
Dennis R. Dobbins
E. Osborn Rd
Scottsdale
Paradise Motors
Scottsdale High School
Dennis R. Robbins
Camelback Roads
SHS
Paradise
Blaine Hibler
Ford
Births and marriage licenses recorded in Maricopa County
Birth notices list several families with newborns across Aug 26 to Aug 29 including Havranek Buckey Severson OFarrell Phillips Reed Myers Green and accompanied by St Josephs Good Samaritan. Marriage licenses issued to Dolny Ruthling Green Tilley Rice Meister Running Frost.
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Frank Havranek
N. 83Rd St
Kenneth Buckey
E. Nesbitt
Phoenix
Leslie Severson
E. Henry St
Gary Phillips
E. Montebello
Stanley Reed
James Green
6Th St
Boy
Maricopa County
Margaret Frost
Scottsdale
U S Turncoat Returns to Belgium With Family
Belhomme a Belgian born former U S Army sergeant who defected to Communist China ten years ago arrived at the frontier with his Chinese wife Hsiu Ying and three sons ages 6 4 and 1 planning to return to Belgium. He said his children will have a better future outside China and that he longed for the West.
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Hon Kong
UPI
Albert C. Belhomme
China
Belhomme
Belgium
Hsiu Ying
Red Cross
West
Antwerp
Ashland
Tsiwan
Shantung Province
Snakebite Victim Daniel LoMiglio Recovering After Bite
Daniel Scott LoMiglio, 12, son of John and Mrs. LoMiglio of 618 East 3rd Street, is recovering from two timber rafter rattlesnake bites suffered August 21 near Payson. Doctors say lungs are congested and skin grafts may be needed. hospitalization could last another week.
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Daniel Scott LoMiglio
John LoMiglio
3Rd St
Payson
LoMiglio
Daniel
Wirtz Forms Rail Arbitration Panel Amid Dispute
Labor Secretary Wirtz begins arbitration talks between rail unions and management over firemen and train crew makeup. Three neutral arbitrators will join two union and two railroad representatives, with Kennedy potentially naming any deadlocked panel chair. Meetings set for September 6 to resolve staffing reductions expected to affect thousands of workers.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
J. E. Wolfe
Guy Knight
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eastern Carriers Conference
Kennedy
TFX Fighter Due In 1965
The Air Force plans to fly the first test model of the TFX fighter early in 1965. Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert says the initial 700 production planes could cost about 7 billion dollars, with fabrication possibly starting this year and flight tests set for January or February 1965.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Zuckert
Casting Director Wit Skews Old Speech on Works and Actors
In Washington the author recalls an old speech by Under Secretary Murphy claiming Americans excel at two fields. He jokes there are three, including casting. The narrator meets Herbert Tarr a New York rabbi and author of The Conversion of Chaplain Cohen and starts casting Tarr's book with stars like Elizabeth Taylor and Pat O’Brien.
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Washington
UPI
Charles S. Murphy
Murphy
Herbert Tarr
New York
Chaplain Cohen
Tarr
Elizabeth Taylor
Student Visit Cost Castro About $150,000
New York United Press International reports Fidel Castro spent at least 150000 dollars to host 59 American students for seven weeks in Cuba as government guests. Travel costs alone exceeded 80000 dollars with economy fares from New York to Havana and back via Europe. Lodging at the Havana Riviera topped 22000 dollars and meals over 25000 dollars.
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Castro
New York
UPI
Fidel Castro
Treasury
Cuba
Havana
Amsterdam
Paris
Prague
Madrid
Havana Riviera
Kennedy critics call Red-baiting attack from president
New York student Levi Laub blasted President Kennedy after a news conference suggested some of the 50 students who returned from Cuba may be Communists. The group, arriving from an unauthorized trip, staged a 212 hour sit-in at Idlewild Airport to protest passport action tied to a travel ban. Letters then notified many that passport privileges were tentatively withheld and at least 10 faced papers to appear before the House Committee on Un-American Activities in Washington on September 12.
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New York
UPI
Cuba
Kennedy
Laub
Idlewild
State Department
House Committee On UN
Actress Desiree Samara Seeks Divorce from Barry Sullivan
Hollywood actress Desiree Samara planned to file for divorce from her husband actor Barry Sullivan, according to UPI reports.
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Hollywood
UPI
Desiree Samara
Barry Sullivan
Executive Office Space in Scottsdale Offered
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West 1St Ave
Scottsdale
C. L. Wiggs
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Dick Mansperger
Mel Burke
Sandy Shular
Mansperger
UCLA
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Victor I. Corbell
Sgt
Scott Rush
Marietta
Ohio
Lowell D. Skinner
Akron
By Dick West
Pat O’brien
Frank Sinatra
Tuesday Weld
Imogene Coca
Levi Laub
New York City
Communist Party
E Silver Bit School OF Riding
Papago
N. Scottsdale Rd
Old Scottsdale Rd
Cahill-Edmund
5Th Ave
Oldsmobile
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