Goldwater Brands Reservists as Freeloaders in Madrid
Sen. Barry Goldwater vented strong criticism of U.S. military reservists who complain about being recalled to duty calling them a lot of bitching freeloaders who wanted extra income. He spoke at a Madrid news conference during a tour as a brigadier general in the Air Force Reserve.
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Air Force Reserve
Goldwater
State
Arizona
U.S
Torreson
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Jack R. Miller
A-Iowa
Jack H. Dominick
R-Colo
Air Force
Washington
Canada Expels Soviet Official Over Secret-Docs Bid
Ottawa says Lt Col Anatoly Loginov, assistant Soviet Embassy military attache, was expelled after RCMP caught him attempting to buy secret documents from a Canadian government employee. Loginov cultivated an 18 month rapport and offered payment for top secrets before the sting. The RCMP declined to comment, noting diplomatic involvement.
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Ottawa
UPS
Canada
External Affairs Department
Anatoly F. Loginov
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Loginov
RCMP
C. W. Harrison
Traffic ticket uniformity urged by Arizona officials
Buckeye Letting Buckeye Arizona Association of Justices of the Peace and Magistrates uniform traffic committee proposes standardized state traffic tickets. Buckeye Justice of the Peace Bill Meek notes among 14 counties and 57 cities issuing tickets, no two citations are alike.
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Buckeye
UPI
Arizona Association of Justices of the Peace and Magistrates
Buckeye Justice of the Peace
Bill Meek
New Librarian Picked For City
Miss Nellene Smith of Beverly Hills Calif has been named the new librarian of the Scottsdale Public Library. She was selected for the post by the library advisory board and City Manager Jim Smith. The board had argued over salary and a $600 monthly figure, while a $160000 fundraising drive is under way for a new library.
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Nellene Smith
Beverly Hills, Calif
Scottsdale Public Library
Miss Smith
Greenwich, Conn
Library Advisory Board
Jim Smith
University of Michigan
University of Southern California
USC
Library Board
City Hall
Eichmann Convicted in Israel for Nazi War Crimes
Adolf Eichmann was found guilty in Jerusalem of crimes against the Jewish people crimes against humanity and war crimes related to the Holocaust. The verdict covers four counts of crimes against the Jewish people seven counts of crimes against humanity one war crime count and three counts of membership in an illegal organization with possible death sentences on three charges. The court will continue reading the opinion over the next two days and an appeal to the Israeli Supreme Court is expected.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Ts Sanmcaboey
Argentina
Supreme Court
Moshe Landau
Yitzhak Raveth
Benjamin Halevi
Landau
Winter Storm Sweeps Nation From Rockies To Mississippi Valley
Unseasonably cold weather grips two thirds of the United States with 34 below in Butte and 40 below in West Yellowstone. Snow and freezing rain disrupt travel from Oklahoma to Ohio as blizzard warnings rise in Kansas and Nebraska. At least 59 deaths linked to weather tied traffic accidents and a tornado in Brewton Alabama left homes ruined.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Butte
Mont
Yellowstone
Brewton
Ala
Local weather report with cool spell and frost risk
The report notes a high yesterday of 54 and a low of 43 this morning with steady 29.80 inch pressure. Rain in the last 24 hours totals .31 inch. Sunrise is 7 22 a m and sunset 5 21 p m. Forecast calls for continued cool, partly cloudy this afternoon and Tuesday, possible showers and wind. colder tonight with frost. today’s high near 55 and tomorrow’s low around 32.
Supreme Court Reverses Sit In Convictions in 1960 Baton Rouge Case
Supreme Court issues a unanimous ruling reversing Negro sit in convictions from Baton Rouge in 1960 lunch counter protests, limiting its scope and not addressing broader antisegregation actions. The court also decided Florida loyalty oath cases, Killian data issues, FTC antitrust access to Census material, and Union records inspections under LMRA.
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Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
High Court
South
Florida
David Walton Cramp Jr
Orlando
Potter Stewart
Federal Trade Commission
Census Bureau
St. Regis Paper Co
New York
Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Teamsters
Michigan
Arizona Cold To Remain Through Mid Week
A blanket of clouds covers Arizona bringing snow to high country and rain to lower elevations. Snow drifts close back roads and U S 60, with closures on Arizona 73 to McNary Springerville. Snow measurements top 20 inches near McNary and reach nine in Grand Canyon, Flagstaff, and other towns. Four youths stranded 19 hours near Flagstaff were rescued. chains or snow tires urged across northern Arizona.
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Arizona
U.S. 60
Arizona 61
Springerville
McNary-Springerville
McNary
Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
Williams
Mt. Lemmon
Tucson
Salt River Valley
Bill Morrison
Phoenix
Joe Merkle
Mesa
Margaret Rundle
Jean Helwig
Tempe
Coconino National Forest
Arizona Highway Patrol
Arcadia Resident Protest Aims to Rejoin Scottsdale
Arcadia residents protest Phoenix taxes after annexation and seek reversal to Scottsdale status. They cite higher tax bills averaging over $200 and worry over Camelback Mountain development. The attorney general suit to void the annexation is ongoing.
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Sirs
Arcadia
Phoenix
Scottsdale Council
Scottsdale
Motorola
62Nd Street
64Th Street
Reeseee
Camelback Mountain
Boettcher
Calle Redonda
Superior
Kimsey
Rains Fail To Stall Scottsdale School Attendance
Rains failed to curb attendance at Scottsdale schools as 15 elementary and 3 high schools reported normal turnout. Officials said sickness and viruses caused most absences, with illnesses lasting 24 to 72 hours including chicken pox measles and mumps affecting mainly younger students.
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Scottsdale
Tucson Officers Have Busy Time
Tucson police and deputies kept busy weekend with a fatal accident and seven injuries. Louella Agnes Wren, 75, of Tucson died after being struck by a car while crossing Speedway Boulevard Saturday night.
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Tucson
UPI
Louella Agnes Wren
Speedway Boulevard
Substitute Costs Rise In Scottsdale School Year
The Scottsdale School District will spend well over the prior year’s 50112 on substitutes by year end with an average 288 dollars per day. About 18 substitutes are used daily at 16 dollars per teacher, totaling 3132 substitutions in 1960 61. April saw 512 substitute days and 15024 dollars spent for March and April combined.
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Scottsdale
City To Name New Magistrate Tonight
City council to discuss appointing a new magistrate after Larry Doyle resigned effective December 1. Tonight's agenda includes Scottsdale East subdivision plat approval and Scottsdale and Indian School Roads improvements. Also informal talks on hazard pay for police motorcyclists and temporary hiring of a garbage inspector with a Mayoral option.
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Larry Doyle
Scottsdale East
Scottsdale
Garbage Service Company
Soviet Envoy cites West blockers in Berlin talks
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail A Menshikov said Russia seeks a Berlin settlement but accuses certain Western statesmen of blocking talks with unreasonable demands. He argues negotiations cannot proceed while West Germany West Berlin ties, occupation rights, or privileged status for West Germany remain on the table.
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Washington
UPS
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Russia
Berlin
West
West Germany
West Berlin
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Woodruff
Utah
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Chicago
John J. Killian
Milwaukee
FBI
Killian
Mort Kimsey
Scottsdale City
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