Nuclear testing trigger shocks Belgrade nonaligned talks
In Belgrade neutralists decry the Soviet Union resuming nuclear tests as a brutal slap in the face to 24 nonaligned nations meeting there. Delegates express bewilderment and anger while Kennedy’s diplomatic appeal earns cautious praise. Nehru and Nkrumah arrive to steer moderation amid Berlin tensions.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Ghana
Scottsdale Forecast Shows Warm, Sunny Days With T Shower Chance
Mostly sunny in Scottsdale today and Friday with scattered afternoon clouds. Thunderstorm chances about 40 percent this evening and 20 percent Friday. Temperatures peak near 97 today and around 100 Friday, with lows near 70 Friday morning.
Soviet nation voices regrets over nuclear tests pledge
Radio Moscow announced the decision to resume nuclear tests was taken reluctantly after careful study. The statement blamed the United States for accelerating the arms race and said Western leaders threaten war to block a peace treaty with Germany. Russia refused to ban tests unless tied to total disarmament.
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United States
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Germany
Russia
Collector Will Exhibit Live Bats at Desert Museum
Eight vampire bats from collector Alfred Gardner will be shown this weekend at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson. The bats, captured in Sinaloa Mexico, are housed behind glass in a simulated Mexican cave with a hand operated spotlight for visibility and fed from a local slaughterhouse.
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UPI
Arizona- Sonora Desert Museum
Alfred Gardner
Sinaloa
Mexico
Former Arcadia Student Dies in Los Angeles
James O. Hendricks 18, a former Arcadia High School student and prior University High School attendee, died Monday in Los Angeles. Born January 24, 1943 in Cleveland Ohio, he leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Donald A Hendricks and two sisters. Funeral services set for 9 a m Saturday at Paradise Chapel and Funeral Home with Rev John Attwood officiating. Interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Friday at the chapel.
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James O. Hendricks
Los Angeles
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Phoenix
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Scottsdale Methodist Church
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Notice of Sale By Casa Linda Gift Jewelry
Legal notice for Helga Sorenson doing business as Casa Linda Gift Jewelry in Maricopa County Arizona. Sale set for September 1961 at 10:00 AM with claims due by August 29 1961 to Scott Kysar Realty and Insurance Scottsdale. Acknowledgement of instrument by Helga Sorenson dated August 29 1961 with publication August 30 to September 5 1961.
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Scott & Kysar Realty and Insurance
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Helga Sorenson
Brazil Vice President Joao Goulart Heads Toward Home
Vice President Joao Goulart flew toward Brazil aboard an American jetliner en route to Buenos Aires and Porto Alegre amid congressional backing for his immediate inauguration. In Miami, about 600 Cuban refugees jeered him calling him a communist while Brasilia Congress rejected a military manifesto urging delay and urged constitutional rules to govern any parliamentary shift.
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UPI
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Porto Alegre
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Hero of Berlin Lucius Clay Returns as Ambassador
President Kennedy named Gen. Lucius D. Clay to return to West Berlin as ambassador and personal representative. Clay, once hailed as the hero of Berlin for leading the airlift, will embark September 15 and join U S efforts during a tense crisis, while preserving military and diplomatic roles in Germany.
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Scottsdale annexation approved amid council vote
Eastside residents urged unity as the council unanimously passed the annexation ordinance. Mayor Kemsey was away at a conference. L M Imlay threatened legal action from Bixby Construction on Scottsdale Highlands. Petitions not yet examined. no court action filed. Annexed area valued at 21.26 million dollars with property totaling 12.89 million signed.
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E. Montecito
Bixby Construction Co
Scottsdale Highlands
Dorothy Ketchum
Scottsdale
UAW Pressures GM Ahead of Strike Deadline
UAW leader Walter Reuther and GM officials discuss progress as the union seeks terms before the September 6 strike deadline. Reuther warns GM and other automakers must meet or exceed AMC profit sharing standards, while GM cites a proposed $1000 raise over three years.
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UPI
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UAW
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Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
House conservatives win second victory on school aid issues
In Washington conservatives who blocked Kennedy public schools construction bill win a second victory by prompting a two year extension of two existing school aid programs used as sweeteners. The House passed a resolution opposing Red China U N admission and U S recognition by 395 to 0. In Rio de Janeiro Brazil reportedly sent its 2nd Army against southern Goulart supporters, though no unusual troop movements were confirmed. Nehru arrived Belgrade for uncommitted nations conference and opposed all nuclear tests at any time or place.
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UPI
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China
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Peiping
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Brazil
Joao Goulart
Belgrade
UPD
Jawaharal
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