Military Held Clear Of Blame In Plane Crash
A House subcommittee investigation found no evidence that the military could have prevented the November crash near Richmond that killed 74 Army recruits. Witnesses included Assistant Air Force Secretary Joseph S. Smilie. Lawmakers questioned CAB and FAA heads over non-scheduled airlines and safety concerns.
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House Armed Services
Richmond, Va
Air Force
Joseph S. Smilie
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
CAB
Kennedy urged end to oil import limits on residual fuel
The Office of Emergency Planning advised President Kennedy to lift all residual oil import quotas. The proposal traces to a May study by New England lawmakers and faces opposition from coal states fearing job losses and higher electricity costs in the Northeast. Supporters cite potential $30 million yearly savings for New England users.
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Washington
UPI
Office of Emergency Planning
OEP
Kennedy
White House
New England
Venezuela
Eisenhower
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
New York
Florida
New Jersey
California
Hawaii
Saltonstall Links UN Aid to Others Burden
Sen. Leverett Saltonstall said his stance on Kennedy's request to buy up to 100 million of the 200 million U.N. bond issue will hinge on other member nations paying their share. He warned the administration faces a donnybrook in Congress and that the real debate may wait for the State of the Union.
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Washington
UPI
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
United Nations
Saltonstall
GOP
Kennedy
U.N
Donnybrook
Congress
Phoenix Cafeteria Robbed Of $1000 On The Run
A gunman entered the Ontra Cafeteria rear office in Phoenix and demanded cash from cashier Pauline McMillon. He fled on foot with $1000 in a bank bag, last seen running across the parking lot.
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Phoenix
UPI
Ontra
Pauline McMillon
House Majority Leader Sees Shreeve Resigning Soon
Arizona lawmaker James Shreeve, 70, may resign within 24 to 48 hours after a series of heart attacks and a rest-home stay. Governor Fannin would appoint or a special election would be called by the two-day deadline. Robert E. Kintner of NBC wins the Veterans of Foreign Wars Gold Medal for achievements in news and public affairs.
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Phoenix
UPI
Bill Stephens
James Shreeve
Shreeve
Stephens
St. Johns
Apache County Board of Supervisors
Paul Fannin
Apache County Supervisors
New York
Robert E. Kintner
National Broadcasting Company
Prediction of Moon Landing Before 1970 by Motorola official
UPI report from Phoenix quotes Cullen Moore head of Motorsila missile and space instrumentation predicting a man may reach the moon before 1970 as several major missile programs run ahead. He cites public pressure and business interest in the moon race and notes processing scarce lunar materials would be key. In Kalamazoo Michigan a four year old boy died after being accidentally shot in the eye with a BB pellet fired by his brother.
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Phoenix
UPI
United States
Motorola
Cullen Moore
Moore
Kalamazoo
Mich
Louis Timothy Morrison
Former chief accountant testifies in Arizona Savings trial
James V. Clingan testifies he was told not to worry about the financial end of the business and that liabilities were not fully covered by bank funds. He names James R. Heron and Chuck O. Lee as having been advised. The defendants face 23 felony counts in connection with the defunct Arizona Savings and Loan Association case.
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Phoenix
UPI
James R. Heron
Businss
James V. Clingan
Heron Investment Co
Air Force
Denver
Heron
Chuck O. Lee
Clingan
Lee
Arizona Savings and Loar’ Association
Reactions split on Gov Fannin address to Arizona legislature
Arizona lawmakers offered mixed reviews of Gov. Paul Fannin's nearly hour long joint session speech. Democrats praised plans and scope while others criticized length and perceived generalities. Republican leaders called the address political but useful, with some noting the goals and problems outlined.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Senate
House
Bill Stephens
D-Maricopa
T.C. (Doc) Rhodes
Daricopa
Rhodes
W.L
Tay) Cook
D-Cochise
John Haugh
R-Pima
House Republicans
Haugh
Harold Giss
D-Yuma
Fannin
Yuma
Clarence Carpenter
D-Gila
David Palmer
Yavapai
Prices Held On Cotton And Other Crops By Freeman
Washington D C Agricul ture Secretary Orville L Freeman ordered 1962 support prices on cotton and four other farm commodities held at last year level. No cuts on cotton rice peanuts dry beans and honey despite cost concerns. The minimum average support for upland cotton was set at 31.88 cents per pound.
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Washington
UPID
Orville L. Freeman
Vet Cash Bonus Bill Proposed by Arizona Senator
State Sen. Sam Steiger plans a bill to substitute a cash bonus for veterans tax exemptions which would end property tax relief for many widows but not for disabled veterans. He previously introduced a similar measure that failed in committee and is also drafting a bill to tax church-owned profit-making businesses.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sam Steiger
R-Yavapai
Steiger
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Airline Transport Carriers, Inc
Associated Air Transport, Inc
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Standard Airways, Inc
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Erhard
Berlin
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Corral
Pima Plaza
Scottisdale
U.S. Government Securities
G. T. Smothers
Total Capital Funds
W. W. Wooldridge
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Don K. Chambers
Chambers
Mayflower Moving Company
Roland D. Feltman
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Stanley Development Company
O. M. Trask
Jennings, Strauss, Salmon and Trask
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Edmiston & Bell, Inc
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