Mexico at 50 Years Since Revolution Faces Left Right Tensions
Mexico remains a revolutionary state as industrial growth and tall offices rise in Mexico City. The farm front shows unrest with peasants clashing with soldiers in Oaxaca, Chiapas, Morelos, and Chihuahua as the Independent Peasant Central grows, backed by Cardenas. President Lopez Mateos vows farm expropriations but moves toward centrist Alliance for Progress goals, while anti Communist actions domestically aim to curb Reds and protect foreign investment.
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Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Oaxaca
Chiapas
Morelos
Chihuahua
Texas
Independent Peasant Central
Lazaro Cardenas
U. S
Castro
Cuba
Red Chinese
Lopez Mateos
Cardenas
Alliance For Progress
New Yorkers cope with shock of newspaper strike
A vivid scene in a late night cafeteria shows New Yorkers adjusting to a city without its familiar press. People read Philadelphia Bulletin clippings, Wall Street Journal chatter, and makeshift papers from the strike as they crave news to satisfy diverse habits.
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New York
Philadelphia Bulletin
Wall Street Journal
Hialeah
Cardinal Spellman
Christian Science Monitor
Siberia
Hudson River
New York Standard
Lighter Side: Congress Busy Yet Not Notable
Washington observed that Congress, while not passing major laws, has stayed active. The House had two bills approved by late February, including burial expenses for veterans and support for the Boy Scouts jamboree. The Senate, slower on legislation, passed five resolutions signaling quorums and organizational steps.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Capitol
Bette Davis Nominated for Third Oscar in 1962
Hollywood reports Bette Davis earns a best actress nomination for What Ever Happened to Baby Jane joining Katharine Hepburn Anne Bancroft Geraldine Page and Lee Remick as contenders. Nominations announce Lawrence of Arabia leads with ten nods and the 35th Academy Awards set for April 8.
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UPI
Bette Davis
Miss Davis
Katharine Hepburn
Anne Bancroft
Geraldine Page
Lee Remick
Miss Hepburn
Lemmon
David Lean
Robert Mulligan
Arthur Penn
Frank Perry
Pietro Germi
Ing
Ed Begley
Victor Buono
Telly Savalas
Alcatraz
Omar Sharif
Terence Stamp
Scottsdale Ranks Third in New Gas Meters Installed in January
Arizona Public Service reports Scottsdale installed 109 new gas meters in January, ranking behind Phoenix with 451 and Glendale with 165 in the metropolitan division. Scottsdale led Tempe and Chandler in gas meters, and trailed only Chandler in electric meters with 67. Total meters installed in January were 621 electric and 887 gas across the division.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Public Service Co
Phoenix
Glendale
Tempe
Chandler
APS
Identifications Made In Crash In Blythe California
Remains of two or three men from the 1962 Cessna crash northwest of Blythe were identified by sheriff deputies after wreckage was found. The plane disappeared in December 1962 on a Riverside to Phoenix flight with Ross Weber, William Powless, and George James O’Brien Jr. aboard. Items linked to O’Brien were found near the wreckage. CAB investigators propose an in air breakup as wreckage lay over a half mile.
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Calif
UPI
Here
Riverside
Phoenix
Ross Weber
la Crescenta
William Powless
Anaheim
George James O’brien Jr
O’brien
Civil Aeronautics Board
All-Out Campaign Aims to Make Paris Pigeonless
Paris launches Operation Pigeon to reduce the city’s 60 000 to 80 000 pigeons by half with a fourfold plan. Pigeons are captured and moved to Gouy-en-Artois aviaries, eggs are destroyed, and a public propaganda push urges residents to accept the program while officials deny harm to birds.
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Paris
Apt
Pierre Roger
Roger
Opera
Notre Dame Cathedral
Gouy-en-Artois
Wise Is Placed In Observation At Federal Hospital
Nathan Wise of Phoenix was committed to St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington for 30 days of observation after threatening to blow up the Justice Department. He drove his car onto the steps on February 13 and lay under the vehicle for two hours claiming a bomb, then was forced out by tear gas. He demanded to see FBI Director J Edgar Hoover to initiate impeachment proceedings against President Kennedy. He had no bomb.
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Washington
UPI
Nathan Wise
Justice Department
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Wise
Phoenix
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kennedy
McGee Pleads for Pardon to Avoid Gas Chamber
Florence Utah Patrick McGee condemned for the 1959 slaying of Arly J Best in Los Angeles will ask the State Board of Pardons and Paroles for clemency Wednesday. McGee faces execution scheduled for March 8. His court appointed attorney John Grace of Flagstaff says McGee has been rehabilitated.
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Florence
UPS
Patrick McGee
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Winslow
Los Angeles
Arly J. Best
John Grace
Flagstaff
McGee
Choral Society Plans Second Organizational Meeting
Scottsdale Choral Society sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department will hold its second organizational meeting at 7 30 tonight at 325 East Second Street. Officials say the group is open to men and women and will sing semi classical music. The society meets weekly.
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Scottsdale Choral Society
Scottsdale
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