Deny Differences Between Clay and Rusk Over Berlin
Washington officials said there is no basic policy difference between Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Gen. Lucius D. Clay. They noted Clay had occasional comments on Allied contingency plans for possible trouble along the Iron Curtain in Berlin.
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U S Sponsors Reform Move In Viet Nam
The United States and South Vietnam launched a joint program to raise living standards, improve health and education, expand roads and farm credit, and strengthen defense. The plan, funded jointly, aims to show the Diem government can deliver a better life and comes after Dr. Staley’s field study.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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Home Owners Seek Equality in Tax Measures
Executive Secretary James DeWitt of the Arizona Homeowners Association told 800 people at North Phoenix High School Auditorium that emergency tax equalization and a law preventing mortgage payments from rising beyond 1960 rates would be pressed in the current legislative session. He warned legislators that if the issue is not acted on, it could go to a statewide vote.
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Berlin Wall hole guarded by red policemen and dogs
Twenty steel helmeted East German policemen and nine police dogs guard a three by five foot hole in the Berlin wall on Bernauer Street. Officials say the hole formed when a frozen section thawed. West Berlin police aim to stop escapes to the West.
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Kennedy to Meet Mills on Key 1962 Legislation
President Kennedy and White House advisers meet with Chairman Wilbur Mills at 10 30 a m Saturday to push through major 1962 items including the old age medical bill and liberalizing the reciprocal trade program along with tax legislation. Gen Lucius D Clay returns from Berlin for consultations and a Sunday meeting with the President and John A McCone attends discussing Berlin adviser's view on military authority in the city.
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Murder Trial Slated To Go To Jury Today
A Superior Court jury prepared to deliberate in the murder case of Barbara Ann Baker 22 of Fitchburg Massachusetts accused of fatally shooting Donald Brown 23 to protect her brother from police The defense mistrial motion over a juror felony conviction was denied alternate juror to be used Bedient 19 testified she saw Baker shoot Brown in the car in August near Apache Junction Arizona Baker and her brother Francisco 27 and Bedient 19 were arrested in Los Angeles and returned for trial Bedient charges were dropped after agreeing to testify Baker faces first degree murder charges
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Boy Injured In Accident In Scottsdale
Donald Wallace 11, son of Maricopa County Safety Council director, is in fair condition after a bicycle motor scooter crash with 15 year old Daniel Hill on 70th Street. Hill cited for reckless operation. Wallace suffered a skull fracture and is hospitalized at Doctors Hospital.
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Sertoma Breakfast Meeting Discusses Downtown Parking
Sertoma members met for their weekly breakfast at the Safari. Gil Deaton deputy marshal spoke on downtown parking. Dave Davies from First National Bank of Scottsdale discussed the topic How to Die Peacefully.
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Gil Deaton
Dave Davies
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Navy claims helicopter speed record for three kilometer distance
Washington UPI reports a new helicopter speed record of 199.01 miles per hour for a three kilometer distance. The record was set on December 30 by Cmdr. Patrick L Sullivan and Marine Capt. David A Spurlock.
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Two Los Angeles Papers Reported Near Closure
Washington reports the Justice Department asked publishers of the Los Angeles Mirror and Los Angeles Examiner for information on plans to close next Sunday's editions. No official announcement has been made. Closing the Mirror and Examiner would leave Los Angeles with two remaining dailies, Herald-Express and Times.
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Correction Made On Announcement For Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley residents are told a correction to the school location for Sabin oral vaccine. The Arizona Republic notes the vaccine will be given January 12 and 14 at Paradise Valley Elementary No 1 3003 E Greenway Rd replacing the earlier Paradise Valley High School site.
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Hoax Charged To Goldwater In River Talk
Los Angeles Atty. Gen. Mosk accuses Barry Goldwater of deliberate hoax by blaming California for salt content complaints from Mexicali Valley farmers. He says no California project is responsible as diplomacy seeks river water dispute solutions and aid. Mosk heads to Washington to oppose Supreme Court adoption of a special master report favoring Arizona.
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Murdock Sells Office Buildings to Union Title
Union Title Co. bought two downtown office buildings and a parking garage in a 9.4 million deal with developer David Murdock. The assets include the nine story Security Building, an eight story 450 car garage at First Avenue and Van Buren, and Union Title’s 13 story office at 222 North Central Avenue. Murdock received 387 900 shares of Union Title stock valued at 7 50 a share, and Union Title assumed mortgages. The transaction makes Murdock the dominant holder with 417 000 shares about 43 percent of stock. Announcement by Murdock and Union Title president J H Sharp.
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UPI
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J.H. Sharp
US Extends Economic Aid Prospects to Dominican Republic
Washington moves to resume relations with the Dominican Republic after OAS lifted sanctions. A U.S. aid mission will visit Santo Domingo to assess monetary, fiscal needs and programs. The country gains access to extra sugar allocations worth about 45.5 million dollars.
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Rafael Trujillo
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Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
John C. Hill
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Alliance For Progress
GAO Finds 1.3 Million Error Favoring Boeing in B52 Bid
The Government Accountability Office charged Boeing with a 1.3 million overestimate in estimating costs for a 101 aircraft B52G bomber contract. The 328.7 million Wichita plant contract faced duplicate charges later corrected after Air Force and Boeing negotiations. Boeing called the error accidental and smaller than one half of 1 percent of total target cost. The GAO remained unsatisfied despite adjustments.
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UPI
Boeing Co
Government Accounting Office
Congress
White House
Boeing
Wichita, Kan
GAO
Air Force
Indonesia seeks war against the Dutch per communist push
Diplomatic sources say Indonesia's Communists urge President Sukarno to begin combat with the Dutch. The move is seen as likely to fail and cause chaos, allowing Reds to seize power. Indonesian experts indicate Gen Abdul Haris Nasution leads a major bloc opposing a New Guinea invasion. Diplomats report a confused foreign policy.
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Businessmen Morning Session Planned in Tempe
The Christian Businessmen's Committee will hold a 7 a.m. morning session at the Sands Motor Motel in Tempe. Guest speaker is Eston Skinner, a Phoenix building contractor. All businessmen are invited.
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Christian Businessmen’s Committee
Sands Motor Motel
Tempe
Eston Skinner
Phoenix
Longtime Santa Cruz County hospital patient to 56 years
A Santa Cruz County welfare official said a woman, now 76, has been a county hospital patient for 56 years since admission to the county poor farm in 1905 at age 20. Her name is withheld. she has no living relatives and remains in need of ongoing medical care.
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Robert Cohn
Nature Club to Meet at Van Allsburg Residence
The Fordyce Grinnel Jr Nature Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at 1349 E Rancho Vista Dr. Philip Van Allsburg Jr. hosts. The event is open to all with no admission charge.
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Fordyce Grinnel Jr. Nature Club
Philip van Allsburg Jr
Rancho Vista Dr
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