US Army moves 1500 to Berlin as border barriers rise
The United States begins exchanging troops in Berlin with the first 100 of the 1500 man 1st Battle Group, 19th Infantry, moving from West Germany toward East Berlin to replace forces already in the city. Communist border barriers narrow crossing points at Friedrichstrasse as allies protest and maintain access.
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Berlin
UPI
U. S
Germany
West Berlin
East
Friedrichstrasse
Commmunists
United States
East Berlin
West Germany
Helmstedt
East Germany
Kennedy
Business Leaders Forecast Prosperity with Cautious Outlook
Washington based UPI report notes business leaders foresee a rising economy next year but warn no real boom. Emerson P. Schmidt of the U S Chamber predicts upturn into 1963, yet cites steel price hikes, wage pushed costs, rail and airline finance issues, and mild unemployment gains.
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Washington
UPI
U.S Chamber of Commerce
Emerson P. Schmidt
Schmidt
Chamber
Commerce Department
Udall pressured by farmers over Kansas park survey
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall surveyed a 60 000 acre tract in Porta and Twin Mounds area of Kansas for a Prairie National Park amid protests from ranchers including Bellinger who warned against trespassing. Udall defended acquisition with fair compensation though owners fear loss of cattle operations.
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Westmoreland. Kan
UPD
Stewart Udall
Kansas
Udall
Westmoreland
Mt. Fujiyama
Porta
Bellinger
U S Appeals In U N For Space Rules
The United States urged the United Nations to adopt basic outer space law including exploration registration weather reporting and communications. Ambassador Stevenson proposed Nigeria and Chad join the 24 nation Outer Space Committee to improve African representation while warning against drawing a boundary between air and outer space.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPD
United States
General Assembly
Outer Space
Stevenson
Nigeria
Chad
U.N. Outer Space Committee
Africa
Air Space
City Reads Regulation Plan for Private Police
City council to discuss an ordinance regulating private police protection agencies at an informal meeting. Police Chief Merritt Chafey complains agencies misrepresent themselves as city police and notes optional service at extra cost. ordinance backed by city attorneys to protect the police department’s reputation.
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Merritt Chafey
Chafey
Demonstrations Rage in Santo Domingo as General Strike Intensifies
In Santo Domingo seventh straight day of general strike against Balaguer regime prompts youths on El Conde Street to demand his ouster. Thirteen air force officers resign and call for Maj. Gen. Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria’s removal. Opposition leaders urge OAS involvement as talks resume and radio station returns to air. Movement between cities remains restricted.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
el Conde
Joaquin) Balaguer
Armed Forces
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Viriato A. Fiallo
National Civic Union
Organization of American States
OAS
Invespec Eee Coprenitines
Fiallo
Airforce
Balaguer
Rodriguez Echavarria
Air Force
Rafael Trujillo
Hector
Arismendi
la Nacion
the Nation
Gov
Katanga threatens to shoot down U N aircraft over secession zone
Katanga officials warn they will down United Nations planes over Elisabethville as violence erupts after police kill a Swedish UN member and seize prisoners. UN staff pack belongings for possible repatriation. officials question Tshombe cabinet control and seek vigorous action to locate missing personnel.
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Elisabethville, Katanga
UPI
Katanga
United Nations
Congo
U.N
Pris
Elisabethville
Leopoldville
Kataage
Moise Tshombe
Thant
Sture Linner
Evaristo Kimba
Annex Total At $12 Million
Tracy notes the annexation could add over $600 000 in valuation to the total. The committee keeps circulating petitions and plans to pursue annexation at the council meeting tomorrow night with representatives in attendance.
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Tracy
Ashe Discourages Recall of Scottsdale School Board
Dr. John L. Ashe says he rejects recall talk against Scottsdale District School Board members after he resigned as superintendent. He warns recalls would harm the district and affect students. The board plans an executive session to discuss Ashe case and a successor, with a public statement to be issued later.
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John L. Ashe
Scottsdale
Ashe
Court To Rule On Prayers In Public Schools
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case from New Hyde Park New York about a school prayer after the Pledge of Allegiance. Four schools faced objections from parents over the policy and practice of the prayer.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
New Hyde Park
N.Y
Scottsdale Artist Tops Says TV Host Bailey
Hollywood has many artists but Jack Bailey hails Scottsdale painter William B. Schimmel as one of the finest in the country. Bailey studies with Schimmel annually in Scottsdale, focusing on watercolors. Schimmel has a new water color book The Happy Medium and a major exhibit of thirty plus works opens at the Phoenix Art Museum this Wednesday and runs through January.
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Jack Bailey
Hollywood
Scottsdale
William B. Schimmel
Schimmel
Bailey
North Miller Road
W. Second St
Mr. Schimmel
Phoenix Art Museum
County Approves Scottsdale School Plan and Additions
County supervisors approved plans and specifications for a new Scottsdale elementary school and additions to four other schools Mohave School near Granite Reef and Jackrabbit Yavapai Tavan Ingleside and Arcadia High School. Bids will be opened later this month for construction with completion targeted for next fall funded by a 1 755 000 bond issue in the recently voted school district. Scottsdale has pursued a building program to keep pace with population growth.
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Scottsdale
Mohave School
Granite Reef
Jackrabbit
Yavapai
Tavan
Ingleside
Arcadia High School
Baha I Delegate Is Local Woman Named in Arizona
Francis M. Johnson of 6421 E. Calle Camelia was named a delegate to next spring's national Baha i convention. Johnson and three other Arizonans were chosen during the state Baha i convention in Phoenix.
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Francis M. Johnson
E. Calle Camelia
Johnson
AWOL Soldier Confesses to Killings Charged in Chattanooga
An AWOL Army private named Robert Allen Jones admitted to killing cab driver John Womack in Chattanooga and claimed to have killed a polio crippled engineer near Seymour Indiana. He told police he expected to die in the electric chair and spoke of four or five other possible killings while being questioned after arrest with a relative in Gadsden Alabama.
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Chattanooga
UPI
Robert Allen Jones
John Womack
Gerald Shibe
Seymour
Ind
Jones
Shibe
Columbus
Gadsden
Ala
Chicago
1St Battle Group
21St Infantry
Munich
Germany
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Arizona Foundation For the Blind
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C. B. Ford
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Larry Fuller
George Zuverink
Jim Fallis Jr
Trip
U.S
Tee
Arizona Public Service
Salt River
State Tax Commission
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Indian Plaza
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Gvernment
Stotsdale
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