Government Moves On Red Party Registration
Justice Department prepares swift action against the U S Communist party for failing to register under the 1950 Internal Security Act. Indictments may target the party rather than its leaders, with daily fines and penalties rising as the deadline passes. Prosecution of individuals faces legal hurdles over identity and potential self incrimination issues.
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Russia
New York
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Drunken gunman kills girl and slays man in spree
Julian Price Webster, 38, admitted shooting and killing Helen Best, 33, and Byrd Robertson, 34, during a drunken rampage in Wichita Falls. He abducted and raped Joyce Hedges, 33, before police captured him after he surrendered with a grin.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
UPI
Julian Price Webster
Helen Best
Byrd Robertson
Vernon
Roberteca
William FE. Best
Best
Robertson
Miss Hedges
Webster
Plas
Dallas
Houston
Helen
Home zoning clash pits council against owner over plans
Petersen opposes zoning changes unless the owner requests them as Bateman seeks FHA review in Phoenix next week. The project plans three levels of double decked apartments with a lobby and medical offices, preserving most existing trees despite council actions aimed at public input.
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Petersen
Bateman
FHA
Phoenix
Truman Charges Regime With Leaving A Mess
Former President Harry S. Truman at a $100-a-plate Democratic dinner accused his successor Dwight D. Eisenhower of leaving the government in the worst mess since Grant and Harding. He praised Kennedy as a brave leader and urged expansion of the Point 4 program to aid developing nations and prevent Communist influence. He denied a feud with Eisenhower while criticizing prioritizing public relations over public service.
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Truman
Kennedy
Washington
Russia
Eisenhower
Scottsdale 20-30 Club Stomp Opens Winter Social
The 20-30 Club of Scottsdale hosts its seventh annual Stomp tonight at the Terrace Club from 8 p.m. to midnight with square and round dancing. Skip Corley chairs the event. In a separate meeting speaker George McDevitt spoke on U S advances of communism, detailing objectives outlined in 1981 by four Americans.
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Scottsdale
Terrace Club
Skip Corley
U.S
George McDevitt
McDevitt
Arizona 1000 Toastmasters to convene in Phoenix
One thousand Toastmasters gather in Phoenix for their Fall Council meeting at the Ramada Inn. District Governor James McBain says the event features the annual humorous speech contest with contestants from all sections of the state and educational sessions throughout the day. Arizona Public Service and Mountain States Telephone will host features for wives and guests.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ramada Inn
James McBain
Tucson
Arizona Public Service Company
Mountain States Telephone Company
ASU Rodeo Club Secretary Posts Golden Sun Vest
ASU rodeo club secretary wears a gold vest with the Sun Devil emblem on the back. General admission tickets cost 1.25 dollars while reserved seats are 2 dollars. Tickets available at the Memorial Union desk or arena. An activity card admits ASU students free. Western Week features include a barbecue behind the Memorial Union Tuesday Nov 28, a Friday Dec 1 dance, and an Army ROTC turkey shoot at West Goodwin Stadium with ham and turkey prizes for public entrants.
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ASU Rodeo Club
Memorial Union
ASU
Rifle Range
West Goodwin Stadium
Ely Warns Rifkind Plan Threatens California Water Supply
Northcutt Ely, California chief counsel, warned at a California State Chambers of Commerce meeting that adopting Simon Rifkind’s master report would cut California’s Colorado River allocation. He said current rights could drop from 5.4 to 3.5 million acre feet, with Metropolitan Water District at risk and new Arizona developments threatening the water supply.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Arizona
Colorado
Northcutt E.y
Simon Rifkind
United States Supreme Court
Water Resources
California State Chambers of Commerce
Rifkind
High Tribunal
Ely
Colorado River
Los Angeles Basin
Aide Defends Walker Pro Blue Plan Amid Controversy
Maj. Gen Edwin A Walker’s anti Communist pro blue indoctrination program was reportedly aligned with classified directives. His former aide Maj Arch E Roberts said he coauthored the plan without knowledge of the John Birch Society and spoke at a Washington Young Americans for Freedom meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Edwin A. Walker
Arch E. Roberts
John Birch Society
Problue
Young Americans For Freedom
Allied Nuclear Negotiators Heading Home
Allied negotiators from the United States and Britain return to their capitals after four days of talks in which the Soviet Union refused to agree to a verifiable nuclear test ban. Arthur H. Dean and Joseph Godber announce their departure while others stay to press for a concrete answer from Semyon Tsarapkin at the next meeting. The West favors an immediate treaty with international controls. the Soviet proposal seeks a paper pledge without controls.
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Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Bank Officials Arrested In Embezzlement
Two brothers Joseph J. Chilla and Benedict Chilla were arrested in Whiting Indiana on embezzlement charges. FBI says the Liberty Savings & Loan Association chairman and secretary treasurer engineered the scheme via a secret ledger with a potential loss of about one million dollars. The Hammond residents were longtime locals in the steel region east of Chicago.
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Whiting
Ind
UPI
Savings and Loan Association
FBI
Joseph J. Chilla
Benedict
Joseph
Liberty Savings & Loan Association
Hammond
Chicago
Ethel Beall Dies At Home Of Son
Ethel M Beall died this morning at age 58. She had come from Maryland and lived with her son D W Beall at 4602 N Connelly Dr for several months. Survived by her mother Grace Burns of Maryland four daughters five sons and five grandchildren. Body will be sent by Messinger Mortuary to Damascus Md for services and interment.
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Mrs. Best
Webster
Ethel Beall
Ethel M. Beall
Maryland
Beeen
D. W. Beall
N. Connelly Dr
Grace Burns
Cuban Slaughter: Castro Executes Rebel Leader in Matanzas
Reinaldo Sabatier Rodriguez, head of an anti Castro splinter group in Alacrane, was executed by firing squad in Matanzas as Fidel Castro’s regime begins rapid trials. Eight others received prison terms from five to fifteen years. Sabatier’s death marks the first use of the new 48 hour execution decree.
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Miami
Fla
UPI
Fidel Castro
Matanzas
Reinaldo Sabatier Rodriguez
Alacrane
Sabatier
Includin
Antonio M. Ortega Cartaya
Castro
ASU Quarterback Accepts Bowl Bid for Senior Bowl
Arizona State University quarterback Joe Zuger accepts a bid to play in the Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama on January 6. Zuger, a Homestead Pennsylvania native, led the nation in punting with a 42.1 yard average this season.
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Joe Zuger
Arizona State University
Mobile
Ala
Homestead
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