Summit Meet Ban Solution in Nuclear Talks Stalemate
Geneva reports say a Kennedy Khrushchev summit may break the East West deadlock over disarmament and nuclear tests. Western officials fear a new cold war spell after the Kremlin rejects Kennedy plans and insists on on site inspections limits. Foster seeks face to face talks with Kuznetsov as Washington and London push for renewed negotiations.
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Geneva
UPI
Rmmenann
Bpluericss
Lue Lethmawuil Ussaliti
Russia
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
William C. Foster
Kremlin
Vassili V. Kuznetsov
West
Washington
United States
Britain
Foster
Kuznetsov
George Washington University
Kent
United States and Russia Consider Berlin Exploratory Talks
Washington ponders renewed exploratory talks on Berlin after Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko proposed reviving discussions. Rusk and Dobrynin may meet to gauge basis for full East West negotiations, with Britain France and West Germany weighing the idea. Khrushchev’s Berlin demands complicate progress.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Berlin
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
U.S
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
State Department
Britain
France
West Germany
Rusk
Dobrynin
Moscow
Foy D. Kohler
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Sir David Ormsby-Gore
Herve Alphand
Heinrich Knappstein
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Kohler
Canyon Dam Delay Sought in Marble Canyon Case
A UPI report says Interior Department solicitor Frank Barry asked the Federal Power Commission to pause Marble Canyon Dam construction until the Arizona California dispute reaches the Supreme Court. Barry urged federal construction if built, citing access to cheaper funds. Arizona argued only cheaper money justifies federal action.
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Washington
UPI
Marble Canyon
Supreme Court
Arizona
California
Interior Department
Frank Barry Friday
Federal Power Commission
Full Commission
Arizona Power Authority
Colorado River
Grand Canyon National Park
Barry
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
FPC
Edward Marsh
APA
W.T. Willey
Accident Kills Arizona Man on Ajo Road
A 42-year-old Sells man, Philbert Toro, was killed and his wife, Patricia, injured when their car overturned ten miles west of Tucson on the Ajo Road. Toro died en route to Pima County Hospital. his wife was treated for head injuries and released. The vehicle left the highway near Ryan Field and Toro was thrown about 75 feet.
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Tucson
API
Here
Ajo Road
Philbert Toro
Pima County
Patricia
Highway Patrol
Studebaker Installs Seat Belts on All Cars
Chicago UPI Studebaker Corp announced it is the first U.S. automaker to install seat belts on every car it produces with front seats belted nationwide effective immediately. President Sherwood H. Egbert said safety equipment should lead, not come by petition, as the 1963 Chicago Auto Show opens.
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Chicago
UPI
Studebaker Corp
U.S
St John Escapes From Arizona State Hospital Again
Ronald St. John, 18, escaped from Arizona State Hospital Friday night for the fourth time in a year. Admitted in 1961 after being found not guilty by reason of insanity in the Williams AFB killings, he was missing at 11:45 p.m. and is still considered dangerous. He previously escaped January 20 and two earlier incidents ended in recapture.
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Phoenix
UPI
Ronald St. John
Arizona State Hospital
St. John
Williams Air Force Base
Strikes Persist in Major City Paper Dispute
United Press International reports ongoing labor strife as New York and Cleveland newspaper strikes continue amid stalled talks. Negotiations slowed progress on a wage gap of 24 dollars and affect 17 000 workers, with editions moved or halted and publishers facing industry pressure.
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New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Red Arrow Line
Elmer Brown
International Typographical Union
Brown
New York Times
Los Angeles
Times International
Paris
Orville E. Dryfoos
The
Times
Newspaper Guild
Cleveland Press Guild
Economists wary as Kennedy leans to tax cuts for recession
Washington reports that President Kennedy elevates anti-recession aims in urging tax cuts while current administration forecasts call for steady growth with no recession. Economists warn that stressing recession risks triggering an adverse psychological downturn.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Khrushchev’s Good Will Gesture Fails to Bridge China Rift
Moscow observers say Premier Khrushchev’s Friday night display of friendship toward Chinese officials hid unresolved ideological clashes with Beijing. His Laotian reception remarks and arm grasp with Ambassador Pan Tsu-lu framed by experts as economic posturing rather than a fix for the China dispute.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikkita S. Khrushchev
Peking
Khrushchev
China
Pan Tsu-lu
State to probe milk price war in Arizona
The Arizona attorney general's office will investigate milk pricing practices to determine if they violate the state fair competition law, amid reports of a price war.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Attorney General’s Office
Song Keeps Him Warm by Old Tune Rights Sale
Gus Cannon, 79, Memphis, says he wrote Walk Right In in 1913. Two New York men bought rights for 500 dollars and a share of royalties from Ryerson Music, promising monthly checks for 20 years. He will use the money to pay debts and buy coal for his stove.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Gus Cannon
Cannon
Memphis
New York
Willard Swance
Erik Darling
Ryerson Music Publishers Inc
Council Plans Approval Of Liquor Tax
The city council intends to pass an ordinance taxing liquor licensees despite objections from local dealers. The measure sets annual levies from 150 to 900 dollars per permit class and may hinge on Mayor Schrader as a potential tie breaker. Two liquor license applications, Alfred Giovanelli for Sunny Italy and Tang’s East Restaurant, appear on Tuesday’s agenda.
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Bill Schrader
Alfred Giovanelli
Sunny Italy
First Avenue
Tang
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Highlands Estates
84Th
86Th Street
Indian School Road
Mereway Manor
House Postpones Billboard Regulation Bill Action
In Phoenix the House Committee on Highways and Bridges postponed immediate action on a bill to regulate billboards along Arizona highways.
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Phoenix
UPI
House Committee On Highways and Bridges
Arizona
Arizona teachers urge totalitarian systems in state schools
A committee of Arizona social studies teachers recommended Friday that instruction on totalitarian systems be added to state schools. The group proposed curriculum coverage of authoritarian regimes and their impact, urging adoption by districts and the state education board.
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Phoenix
UPID
Arizona Social Studies
Weather Summary for Local Area
Forecast calls for variable high cloudiness today through tomorrow with little temperature change. Highs near 67 today and tomorrow, Lows around 43 tomorrow morning. Sunrise at 7 11 a.m. Sunset at 6 13 p.m. Yesterday high 66.
House To Act On Tax Bills
The Arizona House Ways and Means Committee plans to produce its tax program next week in close agreement with a Senate bill. A joint hearing heard appraiser William Cleminshaw discuss revaluation costs for about 600 000 parcels at roughly 2.4 million dollars over three years, with a firm operating independently of county assessors but cooperating with them. The Senate also moves toward final passage on measures including a doubled state restaurant tax and a bill permitting night harness racing, outlawing cockfights, and opposing changes to the Arizona Enabling Act regarding school endowment lands bidding.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Ways and Means
John Haugh
R-Pima
Senate
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance and Revenue Committee
William Cleminshaw
Maricopa
Pima
Congress
Venezuelan Freighter Anzoategui Spotted by U S Patrol Plane
A U S Navy patrol plane sighted the Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui hijacked four days earlier by Communist hijackers. The vessel was 130 miles off Surinam in the Atlantic heading southeast toward Brazil as three Venezuelan destroyers sped to intercept. The Pentagon said surveillance continued with no ship communication.
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Venezuela
UPI
Anzoategui
Cuba
Atlantic Ocean
Surinam
Navy
Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
Dutch Guiana
South America
Pentagon
Reds
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
Baghdad Search Continues as Iraqi Rebels Face Detention
Iraqi troops and armed civilian guards sweep Baghdad for opponents of the eight day old revolutionary government. Reports say detention centers may be outside the city while a curfew hampers news coverage. Communists reportedly arrested. broadcasts now call them anarchists.
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Baghdad
Iraq
UPI
Strongman
Abdel Karim Kassem
East German Border Clash Ends in Fire Autoplane Escape
In Berlin three East German men attempted to breach the Marienborn border checkpoint but their car was riddled with machine gun fire. The vehicle crashed after breaking two barriers, burst into flames, and the occupants were captured amid alarms and road spikes.
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Berlin
UPI
Marienborn
Young
Scottsdale Progress Marks Two Years As Daily Paper
The Scottsdale Progress celebrates two years as a daily publication since February 16 1961. The paper reflects on changes from weekly to daily coverage and invites reader participation while pledging uncompromising editorial standards and continued progress.
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Scottsdale
Atdress
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Resurrection) Arab Socialist Party
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