UN Maintains Watchful Eye On New Guinea
The United Nations kept a watchful eye on the West New Guinea crisis after a naval clash left two Indonesian torpedo boats sunk by Dutch vessels. Acting Secretary General Thant sent urgent messages to Indonesia and the Netherlands’ foreign ministers seeking deescence and international oversight.
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13Yearold Suspect Tied To Our Lady of the Angels Fire
A 13 year old boy admitted setting a number of fires and is a prime suspect in the Our Lady of the Angels School fire that killed 95 people three years ago. Police say a taped statement links him to the basement trash fires at the school. The case draws on testimonies and press reports about alleged confessions and prior incidents.
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Labor aims at higher state jobless benefit standards
Big Labor seeks passage of a bill to raise state jobless benefit standards to federal levels. Wilbur Mills will hear from Organized Labor on this plan. Senate approved a four year 650 million retraining program. House pared it to two years but stalled by Rules Committee. AFL-CIO backed bills easing Taft Hartley site picketing.
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Second Polio Clinic Planned For Maricopa County
After a historic nationwide Run of Sabin Type I vaccine about 350000 people including 19000 in Scottsdale received doses the county prepares for Operation Clean-Up next Sunday. Dr Richard B Johns says 300000 units are on hand with reserve supply and Scottsdale sites Coronado Scottsdale and Arcadia high schools will host clinics from 11 am to 7 pm.
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Weather snapshot of 24 hour period ending 4 am
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the previous 24 hours ending at 4 am. Readings include highs and lows, rainfall totals, and notable weather events recorded across monitored locations.
Pullback of U.S. Tanks Near Berlin Border
The U S Army withdraws tanks and armored cars from Friedrichstrasse near the East West Berlin crossing to Templehof Air Base to improve dispositions in the American sector. Observers say the move signals easing border tensions after the crisis.
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Debate splits over four city plan for Scottsdale
At a community debate mayoral candidates Bill Schrader and Mark Cockrill argued over building a new plant or joining a four city sewage plan. Cockrill touted 3.1 million in 35 year savings and moving treatment to Phoenix 91st Avenue. Searles backed county style zoning while Felke urged closer work with Maricopa Planning. Petersen cited higher water costs for Scottsdale and urged a dedicated water arrangement with Salt River Project. An overflow crowd stayed for the full discussion on traffic control and city services.
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Sno Storm and Jack Frost U Students
Sno Storm of Snowflake is among high school seniors awarded general resident scholarships to the University of Arizona for next fall. The school also lists Jack Frost, a Tucson freshman, as part of the student group.
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Phoenix Bank Plans Multi Story Skyscraper
Walter R. Bimson chairman announced at the Valley National Bank annual meeting in Phoenix that a new high rise of 30 to 35 stories will house VNB. The building fronts Central to First Street and Monroe to Buren with garden plazas arcades and its own parking facilities.
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Tucson City Hall Faces Rifts Over City Attorney Appointment
Mayor Lew Davis said a city attorney will be appointed after a special council meeting that followed a tense session. Council member James Kirk tried to push Charles Gatewood for city attorney, a move Davis ruled out of order, widening a split with the GOP majority. A separate Friday night secret meeting led five council members to demand City Manager Porter Homer’s dismissal. Homer resigned Monday.
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Kennedy says talks on Berlin should continue
President Kennedy said U S Russian talks on Berlin should proceed for a reasonable period to assess progress. He declined to specify a time frame, noting judgment would be premature and that tear down of the wall could provoke a risky reaction. Other remarks urged Guinea settlement, praised tariff talks with the Common Market, and urged steel accord to avoid stockpiling.
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Blast Kills Seven at Spanish explosives plant
A Monday explosion at a GALDACANO explosives plant in Spain killed seven workers and injured two others, authorities said. Emergency crews battled fires and secured the site as investigators began work.
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Russian Trip Still Planned Despite Embassy Cancellation
Opera singer Doro thy Kirsten and her husband Dr. John French plan a trip to the Soviet Union to perform with the Bolshoi and lecture at universities. The Russian Embassy canceled the journey without explanation, but the couple hopes to reschedule.
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Property Owners Gather Tonight In North Scottsdale
North Scottsdale Property Owners Association will meet at 8 tonight at Western Savings Hall. President Mack Ralston, candidate for city council, will speak. Patricia Beal, registrar, will attend for those wishing to register.
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Exchange Club Plans Meeting in Scottsdale Luncheon
Candidates for mayor have been invited to attend the next regular luncheon meeting of the Exchange Club of Scottsdale tomorrow at noon at the Black Angus. All visiting Exchange members and their guests are invited to attend.
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Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club Meeting Agenda
The Scottsdale Junior Women's Club will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Western Savings Building. Program chairman Mrs. James Jackson presents speaker Police Chief Merritt Chafey, with hostesses Mrs. Walter Godber Mrs. Arthur Gaunt and Mrs. Ralph Barrett assisting.
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Bombers Collide Over Germany Kill Seven Aboard
Two Canberra jet bombers collide over Germany killing seven airmen and injuring two others. German police released the tally and said both aircraft were from GEN. Early reports cited battlefield maneuvers and unclear weather as possible factors.
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Bing Crosby to Leave Hospital After Kidney Stone Surgery
Singer Bing Crosby was expected to be released today or Wednesday from St John’s Hospital in Santa Monica after major surgery to remove two kidney stones. His brother said there were no complications and Crosby was on the hospital roof sunning Monday. He entered New Year’s Day and had surgery Jan 8 Flossie had similar surgery six years ago. Crosby plans to attend his Pebble Beach golf tournament this weekend.
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Tap Ballet and Modern Jazz Acrobatic Ballroom Baton
A compact listing highlights performances in tap ballet and modern jazz with acrobatic flair and baton routines. The item suggests a multi dance showcase featuring precise rhythm and athletic moves across stage genres.
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