Cuban Mig attack on shrimp boat prompts conflicting claims
A Cuban Mig jet attacked the American shrimp boat Ala about 60 miles north of Cuba. Crewman Benjamin Washington says machine guns fired. the Defense Department reported rockets but later conceded a possible misread. Skipper Jackson and Washington describe a 15 minute scare as jets circled and fired before U.S. jets appeared. Radio Havana blamed refugees and CIA for piracy.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Benjamin Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Radio Havana
United States
Fidel Castro
Washington
Paris Jackson
Ala
Cuban
Fort Myers
Elbow Cay
Jackson
Central Intelligence Agency
Final Scottsdale All-Arabian Horse Show opens with record crowd
Paradise Park draws 2,700 fans for opening day under sunny skies and 80 degree heat. Halter classes run 9 a.m. and performance classes 1 p.m. over four days featuring 55 competitive classes. Paradise Park sits on McCormick Ranch near Pima Road and Shea Boulevard with general admission at $1 and kids 50 cents. Reading lists results from Thursday show multiple classes with horses such as Jeasinde Tajala Ara-Bara and Imag ination noted among winners and placements across novice open driving Western Pleasure Native Costume Maiden English.
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Paradise Park
McCormick Ranch
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Jeasinde
Brad Braden
N. W. Harris
Chicago
Rifik
Neil Matney
Wayne Dainton
Lusk
Wyo
Vegas
Owen C. McEwen
Wichita
Kan
Tesamar
Joe Dawkins
Philip K. Wrigley
Phoenix
Radley
Ray, Hope
Raymie Leese
Hope’s Fashion Farm
Cherokee
Iowa
Nepthys
Jeff Wonnell
Bo-Gin Arabians
Calabasas
Calif
Andrief
Kathy la Croix
Lasma Arabians
Scottsdale
Nadisa
Jennifer Anderson
Jen Mar Arabian Farm
Choquette
Vic Oppegard
Conley Horse Farms
Northridge
JurneeEa
Tommie Townsend
R. F. Dailey
Alamo
Amir Dharan
Lois Ann Kroll
Silver Shadows Arabians
Reseda
el Ghazaam
LuPrele Williams
Lu Prele Williams
Downey
Tez-Rahna
Jackie Robel
Jen- Mar
Arabian Farm
Royal Turk
Steve Spalding
Ed Tweed
Brusally Ranch
Skorage
Emilie Touraine
Kharaff
Royal Phillips
Royal A. Phillips
St. Joseph
Ferris
Leny Strohm
Alice M. Scott
West Covina
Hallany
Rocky Wright
Linda Mekeel
Covina
Rebecca
Scouting del Sol Camporee Opens In Scottsdale
More than 300 Boy Scouts from the Scottsdale District begin the first annual Scouting del Sol camporee at the southwest Scottsdale Osborn roads site. Troops are assigned 60 by 60 foot plots with colors, there will be a campfire, an overnight discipline, and an Order of the Arrow Tap-Out tonight.
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Scottsdale
Boy Scouts
Scottsdale and
Osborn Rds
Order of the Arrow
Scouting
Libya Quake Kills At Least 250, Injures 500
A severe Libyan earthquake killed at least 250 people and injured about 500, according to a U.S. Air Force spokesman citing Wheelus Air Base in western Libya. Communications with eastern Libya were cut.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Thief Donates To Goodwill From Stolen Pharmacy Props
Stolen checks totaling 2089 dollars were found in a Goodwill receiving box at the Frontier Town center Scottsdale and Thomas. Lute Wasbotten reported 2573 dollars in cash missing from Lute's Pharmacy. Theft occurred between noon and 1 30 p m during a busy day with patrons buying tickets to the All Arabian Horse Show at Paradise Ranch.
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Goodwill Industries
Frontier Town
Scottsdale
Thomas Rds
Lute
Paradise Ranch
Soviet Warning: Cuba Attack Means World War III
Moscow warns the United States that any attack on Cuba would trigger a global war, with the Soviet Union and allies fighting across Cuban and American territories. Defense Minister Malinovsky vows a retaliatory salvo beyond Cuba and accuses U S submarines of menacing Soviet ships while Khrushchev observes in uniform.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Cuba
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky
Russia
Cuban
Malinovsky
Florida Straits
Nikita Khrushchev
Caribbean
U.S
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Scottsdale voters field $3.455 million bond issue for district growth
Scottsdale district residents vote Tuesday on a $3,455,000 bond plan to add 103 classrooms across nine elementary schools and expand Arcadia and Scottsdale high schools. Twelve polling sites will operate 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. with eligibility requiring residency six months, taxpayer status, and an affidavit. The levy stands at $6.63 per $100, with bond interest and redemption expected to dip slightly next year.
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Flowers
Cold Wave Hits East as Temperatures Plunge
Bitter cold gripped the eastern half of the nation with subfreezing readings across the South. Snow blocked roads and schools closed in Texas New York Georgia while 23 weather related deaths were reported. Roads and highways faced closures in New York Texas and surrounding states as storms lingered.
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Texas
New York State
Georgia
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Carolinas
Atlanta
Louisville
Detroit
New Orleans
New York County
U.S. 80
Blanco Canyon
Crosbyton
Dickens
Tex
Mercury
Brownsville
Amarillo
Russia Rejects Big Three Action On A Test Ban
In Geneva the Soviet Union rejects separate Big Three talks and demands a single package with disarmament. Kuznetsov says Moscow may withdraw on site inspections if the West rejects Kremlin terms. The U S reportedly offers seven inspections per year to restart stalled negotiations.
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Russia
Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Vassili V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
Kuznetsov
Kremlin
United States
Local Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast calls for some clouds this afternoon and tonight. Otherwise fair and a bit cooler. Yesterday’s high 80, low 44. Today’s high near 76, low tomorrow about 43, and tomorrow’s high near 75. Sunrise 7:05 a.m. Sunset 6:19 p.m.
Scottsdale District Retains Five Architects for School Additions
The Scottsdale School District vets five architects to design additions for nine elementary schools and two high schools including P. E. Buchli at Scottsdale High and Arcadia High, Fred Guirey at Paiute Elementary, Cartmell and Rossman at Kiva Elementary, Francis Bricker at Hohokam Elementary, and Mel Ensign for Mohave Navajo Pima Supai Tonalea Yavapai elementaries. A bond election on the proposed 3.4 million bond issue to finance the building program is Tuesday.
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Scottsdale
P. E. Buchli
Fred Guirey
Paiute
Cartmell and
Rossman
Kiva
Francis Bricker
Hohokam
Mel Ensign
Mohave
Navajo
Pima
Supai
Tonalea
Yavapai
Arcadia High School
Medicare Plan Pigeon-Holed In Ways Panel
Congress placed President Kennedy's Medicare plan in a quiet pigeon hole with no immediate action. The House Ways and Means Committee may hold hearings next summer, but a showdown vote is unlikely before next year. The proposal would raise Social Security taxes to fund hospital and nursing home benefits for 15 million seniors starting 1965, with 2.5 million more covered via Treasury funds.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
House
Ways & Means Committee
U.S. Treasury
White House
Aflcio
American Medical Association
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Tajala
Doyle Stanfill
Ara-Bara
D. L. Ames
Rockford
Ill
Marsh
Bob Smith
Jo-Lin Arabian Horse Ranch
el Sobrante
Jameel Raffseyn
Duchess
Imagination
Victor L. Kerr
L. E. Brauninger
Hubbard
Ohio
Rossanek
T. E. Atkinson
Springfield
Bar- Neeks
Charles Kibler
Bardon Arabian Ranch
W. Don
Patrol
Libya
Lute Wasbotten
Wasbotten
Khrushchev
BY Hunter Gooch
Ingleside
E. Osborn
Kachina
E. Campbell
Kaibab
N. 62Nd St
E. McDonald
W. Continental
Tawan
E. Oak St
E. Oak
Granite Reef
Coronado
Arcadia
Charles C. Hall
al Flowers
Mercury Dives
Southland
Walter C. Nemetz
Los Angeles
Medicare
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