Goldwater says he would renounce test ban if advantageous
Sen. Barry Goldwater, new Republican presidential candidate, states he would renounce the nuclear test ban treaty if atmospheric testing would be to the United States' advantage. He also says he would use breaking off diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union as a bargaining tool, warning of Soviet reactions.
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Fannin Heads State Group For CAP Talks With Udall
Washington government talks open with Interior Secretary Udall on the Central Arizona Project. Fannin Hayden and Arizona officials press for an early hearing and a separate feasibility study amid charges of regional favoritism. Readouts list attendees including Rich Johnson Wayne Akin and Riney Salmon.
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Board To Talk Land Behind Closed Doors
The school district board will discuss land acquisition in a closed session tomorrow night at Ingleside School. Talks cover 40 acres for a high school site and multiple parcels for new elementary and district expansion, funded by a 5.9 million bond approved December 11, with architecture contracts and preliminary drawings on the agenda.
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International Congress to Target Smoking Health Risks
An education science group in New York says it will sponsor the first international congress against smoking. The International Congress on Smoking and Health seeks to raise 250000 dollars to publish results from a June 25 to 27, 1965 meeting at the New York Hilton. Dr. Alton Ochsner leads the effort as congress president with O. Preston Robinson as publicity chief.
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Child Dies After Heart Surgery at Scottsdale Hospital
Eight year old Jan Garrity died at 9 45 a m at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after an open heart operation. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Garrity of 2830 North 82nd Street. An autopsy was planned and police said the girl complained of feeling ill last night.
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Return Of Tar Derby Hinted By Company
American Tobacco Co plans a new filter-up cigarette line with tar and nicotine shown on the package signaling a revival of the tar derby marketing. FTC halted nicotine tar ads in 1964 and awaits the surgeon general’s report on smoking and lung disorders.
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Thieves Fail in High Stakes Fifth Avenue Jewelry Burglary
Police answered a silent alarm at Fleuri das Jewelers on Fifth Avenue as burglars abandoned cutting tools and oxygen tanks. Despite cutting a vault door and entering the back, nothing was stolen valued at about $229000. the shop suffered smoke and damage but no losses. A red 1960s Chevrolet Impala was seen fleeing at high speed after the break in.
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Pope Paul VI Ends Holy Land Journey in Rome
Pope Paul VI concluded a three day pilgrimage by jet from Amman. He urged peace amid the Arab Israeli conflict and held a historic second summit with Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras. Jordan's King Hussein praised the Pope and pledged to protect holy sites and pursue peace.
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Sign Ordinance Slated Tonight for City Council
The city council will receive copies of a proposed sign ordinance at an informal 8 p.m. session in the city hall conference room. J R Sanderson, chair of the chamber sub committee, said changes may be suggested by interested groups. The nine member committee has spent 2000 hours on the ordinance and aims to present a final draft before January ends. Copies go to city officials, the Scottsdale Board of Realtors, builders groups, chamber directors, zoning officials, the Board of Adjustments, sign makers, retailers and property owners.
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Weather Outlook With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Fair conditions persist with high clouds and a slight uptick in temperatures. Today’s high near 62, low around 28 tomorrow, and highs near 64 today with Willard L. Greene noting the observer data.
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Arson Blamed for $1 Million Hotel Astor Blaze
An arsonist set fire to the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Astor in Times Square early today. The fire caused about $1 million in damage but caused no injuries after fire crews controlled it within an hour. A man with a crewcut and trenchcoat fled the scene and was questioned but released.
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