Arizona Birthday Dinner Highlights Mutual Jabs and Praise
At a Washington birthday dinner honoring Arizona's 50th anniversary, Interior Secretary Udall and Sen. Goldwater traded light digs while praising state progress. Other speakers included Rep. Rhodes and Sen. Ashurst, who lauded Arizona’s admission as a majestic event and remembered pioneering pioneers.
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UPI
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Barry Goldwater
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Henry Fountain Ashurst
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Arizona
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Gene Autry
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Berlin Protest Issued Over Soviet Air Corridor Interference
The United States Britain and France protested to the Soviet Union over interference with Western flights in Allied air corridors between Berlin and West Germany. A written note was delivered to the Soviet Foreign Ministry. Soviet attempts to reserve altitudes up to 7500 feet for training flights prompted the protest. Soviet fighters were reported near seven Western aircraft including a RAF plane carrying Sir Christopher Steel.
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Britain
France
Soviet Union
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West Germany
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East Germany
Royal Air Force
Christopher Steel
Soviet Fighters Shadow Western Transports Over Berlin
Russian fighters circled and shadowed Western transports at high altitudes while a Berlin bound RAF plane carrying Sir Christopher Steel was not buzzed, and West Berlin police warned guards at the East West border they would shoot back if provoked.
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West Germany
Steel
West Berlin
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Candidate confrontation over city sewage plant delays
Residents packed a meeting denouncing inaction on the inoperative digester and expensive plant options. Candidates promised action, with Searles criticizing past bonds and urging four-city collaboration to resolve the sewage crisis.
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Dick Searles
Charter Government
Searles
Foes Of U.N. Criticized By Morris Udall
UPI reports Congressman Morris Udall of Arizona denounces UN opponents and a proposed UN bond issue. He argues the United Nations hindered Communist expansion and compares critics to those who toppled the League of Nations after World War I.
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UPI
Morris Udall
United Nations
United States
The
Arizona Democrat
League of Nations
Castro Power Seen Reduced By Red Choice
United Press International reports that Carlos R Rodriguez, publisher of Hoy, was named INRA president signaling a shift toward collective leadership. The cabinet communique omitted Castro and Nunez Jimenez, while Rodriguez's expanded powers place INRA over agriculture, Cuba's economic pillar.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Land Reform Institute
INRA
Castro
Carlos R. Rodriguez
Havana
Hoy
Suba
Antonio Nunez Jimenez
Nunez
Rodriguez
Eduardo Santos Rios
Russia
Presidium
Politburo
Bernesto
Che) Guevara
Astro
the Hoy
Falencio Batista
Flood of Valentines Sent to Caroline Kenai
About 200 valentines arrived for Caroline Kenai as reported by House officials. The envelope flood drew attention to the Valentine season event and local response from residents.
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Washington
UPI
Vale Eetrmgee
Caroline Kenai
el House
Elie
Supreme Court frees Mickey Cohen on altered bond
Justice Douglas ruled the bond set by Judge Boldt too burdensome and excessive under the Eighth Amendment. Cohen had been released on a $100000 bond to pursue an income tax conviction appeal, with a $30000 fine tied to the bond. Cox opposed the bond burden, and the ruling stresses personal responsibility without premature imprisonment.
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Boldt
U.S
Archibald Cox
Northeast Hit By Snowfalls
A surprise storm dumped 6 to 16 inches of snow across the northeast, snarling traffic and knocking out power while at least five people died. Heavy rains threatened new floods in California and the central plains saw showers and thunderstorms in Oklahoma and Texas. In New York, Tannerstown near Albany reported 14 inches and White Plains 11 inches as conditions worsened.
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Milk hearing enters second day on federal order amendments
In Phoenix the second day of a federal milk marketing order hearing begins as the USDA reviews proposed amendments. The central Arizona market area could expand to seven more counties per Federated Producers Assn. proposals, while Carnation Co. seeks Mohave and Santa Cruz inclusion. Major co-ops in the area reportedly did not back either expansion. The session covers part of about 30 amendments with final approval contingent on USDA action and a referendum.
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UPI
US. Department of Agriculture
G. Osmond Hyde
Central Arizona
Federated Producers Assn
Yavapai
Coconino
Navajo
Apache
Gila
The
Carnation Co
Los Angeles
Mohave
Santa Cruz
Central Market
Agriculture Department
Weather delays delay Glenn launch plans
The space agency kept the Glenn mission on a day by day schedule amid weather delays. Lt Col Pow ers said they would not shut down on a calendar basis and a Sunday launch remained possible if conditions improved.
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Space Agency
Powers
Glenn
Neenk
Postmaster General attacks rightist extremism in speech
J Edward Day criticizes groups he calls extremists who resist social welfare and foreign aid, likening them to Lincoln era know nothings. Sen Frank Moss accuses conservatives led by John Birch Society of seeking to roll back federal programs and regulate society as if on a frontier.
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Phoenix
UPI
J. Edward Day
Day
Frank EB. Moss
D-Ute
Ha Westward Ho
Lincoln
United States
George McClellan
Iacii Moss
Moss
John Birch Society
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Arizona
Bomber Crashes Near Marlow Oklahoma
A B58 Hustler on a routine training flight from Carswell Air Force Base crashed on a farm near Marlow. All three crew members bailed out and were rescued. Maj. John C. Irving was later found alive. Capt. Fuller and Capt. Avalon sustained injuries and were taken to Fort Sill hospital.
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Okla
UPI
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Tex
Robert C. Fuller
Waterlock
Donald J. Avalon
St. Louis
John C. Irving
Mor Tilton
Ark
Air Force
Fuller
Avalon
Fort Sill
Lawton
Oklahoma
Dinner Invitation To Congressman Dinner With Barry
Congressman Bob Wilson of California invited to statewide GOP fund raising dinner series March 23 and 24. Phoenix hosts with northern Arizona counties at the Hotel Westward Ho on March 23 featuring Senator Barry Goldwater as keynote with a closed radio circuit to Coconino County and upstate areas.
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Bob Wilson
California
Republican Congressional Committee
G. R
Bob) Herberger
Barry
Phoenix
Arizona
Westward Ho
Barry Goldwater
Coconino County
Upstate
Scottsdale Student Frat's Treasurer Elected at ASU
Larry Bell of 8413 E Bonita Dr Scottsdale has been elected treasurer of the See chapter Hana social fraternity at Arizona State University. The note identifies him as a graduate student.
Telethon Tryouts Friday Evening for Cerebral Palsy Show
Auditions for the annual Cerebral Palsy Telethon are set for Friday evening at the U S O Building in Phoenix. Organizer Robert B. Nairn announces dates March 3 4 and the telecast on KOOL TV Channel 10 from Shrine Auditorium Phoenix beginning 10 30 p m Saturday and continuing to 4 p m Sunday.
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Robert B. Nairn
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