Eisenhower denies Mundt JFK criticism in Palm Springs
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower rebutted Karl Mundt’s claim that he criticized the Kennedy administration. Eisenhower said Mundt’s report is inaccurate and he has not judged the new administration. Mundt released the newsletter after a one hour Palm Springs meeting.
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South Dakota
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U S Envoy Returns To Kremlin With New Negotiating Powers
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson flies to Moscow from Washington carrying a personal Kennedy message to Premier Khrushchev. He will outline the president's stance on East West issues and seek improved relations amid expectations of a lengthy, cautious diplomatic process.
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UPI
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Washington
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Russia
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Dean Rusk
Four Killed In Arizona Traffic Smashups
Four people died in Sunday traffic crashes in Arizona. A one car wreck north of Nogales killed Cecil Jinks Bernice Ludwig and Katherine Rowney all residents of Phoenix when the car struck a bridge abutment. In Phoenix Frank Arenas died in a two car collision at 7th Street and Broadway after his car ran a red light. John Wayne Moore of Phoenix was uninjured in the other vehicle. Death toll for the year rises to 64, four more than last year.
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Phoenix
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Bernice Marie Ludwig
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Frank Arenas
Tempe
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Arenas
John Wayne Moore
Haugh Attacks Legislature Over Do Nothing Sessions
Phoenix Rep. John Haugh Tucson Republican floor leader criticizes the legislature for inaction in a personal privilege speech. He pledges a resolution to push even year sessions for budget matters and odd year sessions for changing laws, but as a minority member his move is unlikely to advance.
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UPI
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House
Tucson
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Tax Proposal Would Aid Investments
Washington reports the administration is crafting a tax package that could provide business with more than $1 billion annually in investment tax credits. To offset lost revenue, a move to repeal current stock dividend allowances is under review. Kennedy signals no broad tax reform this year, focusing on must pass measures.
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Kennedy
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Treasury
Three Scottsdale youths enlist in the Air Force
John O Brine Richard P Craighead and Fredrich G Barrows all of Scottsdale enlist in the Air Force for four years. O Brine is son of Elmer and Nellie Gunn 296 Kachina Lane Craighead son of Winston and Mary Craighead 419 Camelback and Barrows son of Bernice Barrows 4528 N 74th Street. All have departed for basic training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio.
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Richard P. Craighead
Fredrich G. Barrows
Scottsdale
Air Force
O’brine
Elmer Joseph Gunn
Kachina Lane
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Camelback
Barrows
Bernice Barrows
N. 74Th Street
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Fencers from 10 nations to compete in New York tourney
Fifty one entrants from the United States join fencers from ten nations in the first international fencing tournament at the New York Athletic Club. The event opens today with competition across a range of sword disciplines.
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Matheson Left Alone In Race For Congress Nomination
Mae C. Matheson of Tucson faces no opposition for the Republican nomination in Arizona's second district after Albert P. Flewelling withdrew and endorsed Matheson. Flewelling cited doubts over gathering valid nominating petition signatures by the deadline.
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Tucson
UPI
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University of Arizona
Fannin Faces Republican Struggle in Arizona Legislature
In a tense session, Gov. Paul Fannin and Arizona Republicans confront opposition in the Senate and House. Key figures Evan Mecham and Harold Giss clash as Fannin clears some proposals while others stall. The eighth week leaves lawmakers maneuvering over an agriculture department and narcotics laws amid ongoing party feuds.
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Phoenix
Harold Giss
D-Yuma
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State Department of Agriculture
Bill
W. L
Tay) Cook
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Giss
Arthur Pacheco
Tucson
Dan Garvey
Garvey
Speech Contest Slated by Scottsdale Toastmistress Club
The semi annual speech contest will be held Friday March 3 at a Papago Lanes banquet room dinner meeting. Contestants include Mesdames Edgar Beston Harold Cluff John Maas Jaye B Marchant Carlton Munich and Don Tintary. Reservations by calling Mrs H B Wright WH 5 5694.
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Papago Lanes
Mesdames
Edgar Beston
Harold Cluff
John Maas
Jaye B. Marchant
Carlton Munich
Don Tintary
H. B. Wright
California opens fight in Colorado River suit
California filed exceptions to U S Supreme Court master Simon Rifkind s recommendations in the long running Colorado River dispute with Arizona Mosk called the filing the opening round and said California will argue there is no legal basis for Rifkind s adverse decision which could affect the metropolitan water district and two irrigation projects The California brief is due May 22 with further briefs set for August 14 and October 2 and the state objects to Rifkind s disregarding the 1922 river compact first in time first in right and the lack of a water availability determination for the main stream to Arizona California and Nevada
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UPI
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Mike Stanley Mosk
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Nevada
Former Japanese officer reopens Kennedy PT boat collision
Katsumori Yamashiro, ex destroyer squadron commander, said the Amagiri rammed Kennedy's PT boat by mistake during the 1943 Blackett Strait incident. He claimed the Kennedy boat was stationary, the collision unintentional, and that high command was later informed of an accidental crash. Two crew members died and Kennedy was wounded, with the future president and survivors later rescued.
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Hanami
Inquiry Planned Tuesday Over San Pedro Water Deal
TUICSON UP I P I reports an investigation will be held Tuesday into charges by councilman James Kirk that Mayor Don Hummel knows more about the San Pedro water deal than he admits. The probe was voted 4 to 1 at a special meeting Friday with Kirk subpoenaed to testify. Kirk may seek legal counsel and reiterates a grand jury should handle such inquiries. The dispute began last May over the city purchase of water bearing land in Cochise County and a later call to void the contract.
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Cochise County
Bank Names Tucson Executives to Board in Arizona
Arizona Bank announces James E. Durbin of Tucson is named to the bank’s board of directors. Durbin, a Tucson hotel executive, was Tucson “Man of the Year” in 1960 and listed among Arizona’s outstanding young men by the state Junior Chamber of Commerce last month.
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Tucson
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Bayless Opens Phoenix Store In West Phoenix
The A. J. Bayless Markets expanded with a 37th outlet in Arizona opening last week at 67th Ave and Indian School Rd in West Phoenix. The store spans 20 000 square feet of sales space and 5 000 square feet for storage and offices.
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Clue Found In Slaying Identifies Suspect In Googie Kiccorius Case
Police linked fingerprints and a cabaret card to Fred Thompson, a Bowery resident, after the body of Edith Googie Kiccorius was found in a West Side room. Authorities described Thompson as a 5-3, sandy-haired man in his early fifties with a nationwide alert issued and dozens of sketches circulated.
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Googie) Kiccorius
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Discoverer Satellite Program Half Finished After Two Years
At Vandenberg Air Force Base officials mark Discoverer’s second anniversary noting the open end program aims for 15 to 20 more missions as satellites become more complex. Of 21 launched, 15 reached orbit with recoveries including one after three days in space. observers anticipate possible future monkey payloads.
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United States
Smith Tops Tucson Rodeo Hands in Four Day Event
Dale Smith former Chan dler world champion roper led Tucson rodeo with more than 2300 dollars as top money winner. His partner Billy Hamilton helped win team roping total time and Smith stretched his lead toward the championship. C T Jones edged Smith in calf roping while Kenny McLean won saddle bronc and Johnny Mitchell took bareback honors. Herb Friedenthal and Bill Hooge won bull riding and steer wrestling respectively. Anela Monte Calfifornia native Sammy Thurman won barrel racing.
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Dale Smith
Smith
Billy Hamilton
Phoenix
C. T. Jones
Jonesboro
Kenny McLean
Okanoggin Falls
B. Cc
Johnny Mitchell
Fort Bragg
Calif
Scottsdale Couple Talks to Son at South Pole
Scottsdale real estate man Arthur Parker and his wife spoke by phone and radio with their son Robert 26, a U S Navy dispatcher at McMurdo Sound, from their living room in Arizona. Robert described sitting on an ice shelf with temperatures 50 below zero, a stark contrast to his Phoenix and Flagstaff origins.
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Belleview
Carmel
Calif
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McMurdo Sound
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Phoenix
Flagstaff
Ground-Breaking Planned for Arizona Daily Journal Plant
Ground breaking ceremonies set for March 5 at the site of the proposed Arizona Daily Journal in Phoenix. Secretary Bill Chamberlain notes plans approved by Leroy Denison city building inspector. The plant on 28th Street and Washington spans nearly two acres and carries a $654000 cost to become the state’s largest publishing facility.
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