Bill Lowes Named Senate Page Boy for Goldwater
A 14 year old Coronado High freshman Bill Lowes was chosen by Senator Barry Goldwater as a Senate page boy. He will depart Jan 20 to begin duties Jan 27 when Congress opens session and will study at the Capitol Building in Washington. He is shown with family at their home 7501 E Hubbell.
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Bill Lowes
Coronado High
Barry Goldwater
Lowes
Goldwater
Senate
Bill
Washington
Congress
Capitol Building
Russell
Paul
William Lowes
Donna
Kitty
E. Hubbell
Bulgarian diplomat pleads guilty to espionage for CIA
Bulgarian diplomat Ivan-Assen Georgiev, 56, admitted to spying for the CIA over seven years and taking about $200,000 for his romantic affairs. The case, reported by the Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, carries a possible death penalty by shooting for treason under Bulgarian law.
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Vienna
United States
Ivan-Assen Bristov Georgiev
Supreme Court
United Nations
New York
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Drunk and Disorderly Man Arrested Twice in One Night
Thomas Gavis, 32, of 4518 North 73rd Street, was arrested by Patrolman Paul Grimes at 11:15 p.m. at 73rd Street and Camelback Road for drunken behavior. He posted $100 bond and was released, then allegedly threatened and cursed Grimes, leading to a second arrest for disturbing the peace at 12:18 a.m. on Christmas Day. He posted another $100 bond.
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Thomas Gavis
73Rd St
Gavis
Paul Grimes
Camelback Rd
Grimes
Holiday Brighter For Many Thanks To Police Donors
Christmas was brighter for Valley residents thanks to Scottsdale Police Benevolent Association members and local citizens. Three families received food and toys as donors paid for the boxes, with one family of eight children and another with ten. The report highlights aid to Helen Bussert living with beagles and a cat, and gratitude for community support.
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Paris
Tex
J. D. Tippit
Kennedy
Valley
Scottsdale
Association
Douglas Huntress
Helen Bussert
Salt River
Daily Progress
Tempe
Las K. Huntress
Cyprus Turmoil Escalates as British Take Command of Forces
Violence erupts in Nicosia as Turkish Cypriots attack Greek Cypriots for four hours breaking a cease fire. Britain assumes command of Greek and Turkish units, dispatching 150 Foresters from England to guard installations. Casualties reported range from 17 dead 5 wounded to higher unofficial tallies.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
UPI
Nicosia
Cyprus
United States
Britain
England
Foresters Infantry Regiment
Makarios
Sir Arthur Clark
Miltiades Delivanis
Mazhar Ozkol
Two Promoted To Sergeancies By Chief Nemetz
Scottsdale police promote Donald L. Skousen and Gilbert Deaton to sergeants effective January 1 1963 in the 1963 64 budget. Nemetz also announces three transfers Sgt Lowell Janson heads personnel and training division and patrolman Paul King and James Palmatier move to detective and identification units. Skousen 29 with ASU BA and top exam score 81.4 percent. Deaton 80.55 percent. Both will be uniformed field supervisors.
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Scottsdale
Donald L. Skousen
Gilbert Deaton
Walter Nemetz
Nemetz
Sgt
Lowell Janson
Paul King
James Palmatier
Tempe
Deaton
Skousen
Christmas Quiet, Turkeys For Inmates In Scottsdale
Scottsdale police said Christmas was quiet with four prisoners treated to a holiday turkey dinner. Motorists were stopped and urged to call a friend or taxi after drinking. Two teens, ages 17 and 18, were arrested after firing a B B pistol at a police officer’s home and were released to their parents with a warning. the gun was impounded.
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Scottsdale
Richard O’hara
E. Lewis St
Granite Reef Rd
Oak St
Rolf Zeimann
E. Palm Lane
Weather Report Notes Mild Temperatures Ahead
Fair with high clouds and little temperature change. High near 64 today and 66 tomorrow with a low around 32. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reported yesterday’s high at 70 and today’s low at 37.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Boy Burned In Explosion Of Gunpowder
A 14 year old boy Randall Smith was burned on his face when gunpowder used in a home experiment exploded. He is in satisfactory condition at Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale. Police said Randall and a friend Paul Matack both 14 were experimenting with bulk gunpowder to film its burning rate when it ignited.
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Randall Smith
William Smith
Navajo Trail
Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale
Randall
Paul Matack
Fifth St
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Arizona State University
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