NATO to limit Berlin talks to city issue initially
Paris reports NATO allies agree to start Berlin discussions narrowly focusing on the city. If talks progress, they would expand to broader issues. Allies seek to tie Soviet adherence to wartime access guarantees while avoiding implications that Western presence hinges on concessions elsewhere. Continuous Soviet arms shipments and regional pressures are cited as not defining a reasonable basis for talks.
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Portugal Policy Critique Hits NATO Unity
Former Undersecretary Murphy accuses the United States of treating Portugal cavalierly and sidelining NATO consultations. He warns that backing a UN resolution on Angola and African sentiment undermines European allies and the NATO alliance. Adlai Stevenson replies that colonial rule is ending and urges peaceful political progress in Africa.
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Valley Bank Increases Interest Rates to Four Percent
Valley Bank announces higher rates with four percent annual return on deposits of 12 months or more starting Jan 1, credited quarterly. Existing deposits since last April will receive quarterly credits on Mar 31, 1962. Shorter term deposits continue at the new 32 percent daily rate with monthly deposits eligible for interest from the first day.
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Fine Arts Club To Stage 11th Annual Prom
Scottsdale High Fine Arts Club stages its 11th annual prom at 8 30 tonight in the Executive House conference room. Carl Ritter leads the orchestra with a surprise guest expected. Tickets cost four dollars a couple from any Fine Arts letterman.
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Stabbing Victim Listed Still Serious at Hospital
Harry Cochran remains listed still serious at Good Samaritan Hospital after being stabbed Tuesday by his 19 year old son Terry Cochran of 467 W First St. Police say the accused offender admitted the attack during a family argument and faces assault with a deadly weapon charge on $500 bond.
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Weather update with temps and rain for last 24 hours
A 24 hour period ending at 4 am shows temperatures ranging across the region with measurable precipitation. The report notes rainfall amounts and temperature deviations from normal, highlighting affected areas and forecast implications for today.
Scottsdale Public Hearing on Emergency Budget Request
The State Tax Commission of Arizona will meet at City Hall in Scottsdale at 10:00 A.M. Friday December 29 1961 to hear the Town of Scottsdale's request for an emergency declaration affecting the 1961-1962 budget. The proposed allocations total 334120 dollars across Building Grounds Maintenance Police Fire and other departments. Citizens may appear and speak for or against the petition.
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Mansfield Urges Latin Attention To Dominican Crisis
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urged more Latin American focus on the Dominican Republic. He said the United States should act only with OAS support and specific help, as President Kennedy conducts a three day Latin American goodwill mission. He noted deteriorating freedom on the island and sent an aide to Santo Domingo to assess conditions.
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White House warns officials against gifts to bosses
The White House urged government employees not to give Christmas gifts to their bosses and advised bosses to refuse gifts. It noted that giving or receiving gifts is illegal and suggested a Christmas card to display the holiday spirit.
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Elementary school weekly lunch menu overview
A reading lists weekly menus with multiple school day entries. Meals include main dishes like soup de jour French toast and roast beef with gravy, plus sides such as whipped potatoes green beans and candied sweet potatoes. Desserts feature pies fruit and cakes.
Bus Driver's Hearing Set After Tragic School Bus Crash
In Greeley Caple, five of twenty children killed in a school bus train collision will be buried today as 23 year old bus driver Duane Harms awaits manslaughter trial. Harms to be arraigned Monday on manslaughter charges with a $1000 bond. Prosecutor Karl R. Ahlborn says evidence supports involuntary manslaughter. judge will instruct jury on voluntary versus involuntary manslaughter. Crewmembers claimed the bus did not stop. Harms says he was nearly certain he did.
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Vaughn Hosts Fourth Annual Cocktail Party Tomorrow
Robert and Nancy Lee Vaughn of 5415 E Exeter will entertain more than 100 friends at their fourth annual cocktail party tomorrow from 4 to 7 p.m. The host serves as executive vice president of Lawyers Title of Phoenix.
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U S and Britain to resume Berlin feelers after year start
Western diplomats say the United States and Britain will again approach Russia on Berlin in early January. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and Sir Frank Roberts seek any real prospect for negotiations while NATO members largely back the move despite France opposing a direct approach until Moscow signals willingness to negotiate.
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Franco Rusk To Confer On NATO Meet In Madrid
Generalissimo Francisco Franco will meet with U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Madrid for about six hours including an informal talk at Prado Palace. They will discuss NATO policies, Spain’s role in Western defense, and the renewal of Spanish-American military pacts granting U S air bases and modernization of the Spanish army potentially including nuclear capability.
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Katanga Battle Rages as UN Seizes Key Airport Tunnel
UN forces press a split operation in Katanga, seizing the airport road tunnel on the western edge while combat continues around Leopoldville. Katanga claims the gendarmerie holds the center as Kibwe rules out ceasefire amid renewed fighting.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact list of crossword clues covering across and down entries with numbers and mixed definitions. Readable fragments include familiar terms like turf sly looks and Teutonic deity, with entries spanning currency units and household items.
Puzzle Answers From Yesterday and Clues
Yesterday's puzzle solution list includes seven entries: Icelandic writings, be ill, fruit of the pine, liberate, man's nickname, Spanish for saint, prefix with compass point. Each clue pairs with its lettered answer to complete the grid.
Jackie Kennedy charms Puerto Rico crowds in Spanish speaks tone
In San Juan Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of the President, delighted crowds on arrival with her improved college Spanish. She accepted bouquets for hospitals, rode in the motorcade with Gov. Munoz Marin’s wife nearby, and translated for her husband as locals shouted affectionate phrases.
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Negro Demand List Rejected in Albany Georgia
Albany officials rejected a Negro demand list to end racial demonstrations. Mayor Asa Kelley said the city commission declined the proposals for not acting in good faith and noted added demands including arrests release, station integration, and a bi racial study committee.
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Discoverer 36 Recovery Attempt Expected Today
Air Force teams were expected to recover the 300 pound Discoverer XXXVI capsule today after a four day orbit. The gold plated packet may be released from the satellite orbiting Earth at 18000 mph, with radio commands to eject it back toward Earth after about 63 passes.
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