Kremlin Struggle Shapes Cold War Course
Washington officials weigh a Kremlin power struggle centered on Khrushchev with Molotov and other Presidium leaders. Pravda denounced Molotov, signaling Khrushchev gains. Experts say the outcome could influence Berlin policy, Soviet stance on Red China relations, and Southeast Asia tensions.
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War Orphans Program Mapped For Vocational Study
Wayne A. Sanders of the Arizona VA regional office explained that eligible war orphans may pursue business or vocational training after high school. Students who choose noncollege paths or drop out after compulsory attendance age may enroll with approval from vocational counselors.
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Scottsdale mayoral candidates address city issues
The Scottsdale Exchange Club heard four mayoralty candidates discuss city costs taxes and services. Dick Searles cited operating costs as a key issue. Art Petersen spoke on school taxes while Mark Cockrill and William Schrader outlined garbage and sewage solutions including a four city plant or a Scottsdale operated plant.
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William Schrader
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Nursing Refresher Course Offered at Maricopa County General
Maricopa County General Hospital will run an in service refresher training for Arizona registered nurses starting February 5. Ruth O Neil chair of the Board of Supervisors announced the course to help nurses who have not practiced recently. Six nurses will be paid 200 dollars monthly for three months. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. five days a week with lunch provided.
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Udall Heads Brotherhood Week Effort in Phoenix Area
Jesse A. Udall vice chief justice of the Arizona Supreme Court is named chairman of National Brotherhood Week for Phoenix and Northern Arizona. William P. Mahoney Jr. serves as vice chairman. Udall, a 1924 native Arizonan and 1960 appointee to the state high court, will guide NCCJ leadership in the February 18 to 25 observance.
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National Brotherhood Week
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Arizona
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Kennedy budget highlights outline 1963 plan
President Kennedy proposes a 1963 budget with revenue of 93 billion and a 500 million surplus contingent on postal rate increases. Defense rises to 52.7 billion with 700 million for civil defense, space spending climbs to 3.7 billion, and foreign aid to 2.5 billion. Farm and education programs expand, health funding increases, and welfare tops 2.8 billion while 43 new water projects begin at 600 million.
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Low Cost Medical Program For Ages 65 And Over
AMA and Blue Shield announce a low cost medical and surgical program for seniors. The plan would cost about 3 dollars per month per person with full coverage for individuals under 2500 dollars annual income and couples under 4000 dollars. Coverage includes surgery, hospital and nursing home care, anesthesia, X rays, lab tests, and pathology with limited exclusions and discretionary charges for higher income participants.
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UPI
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Blue Shield Association
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State Indian Lands Visited by New BIA Officer
Phoenix report notes Jack Schellbeck, newly named BIA officer, touring Arizona reservations to assess housing quality. Visits include Gila River, Salt River, Kyrene, Laveen, and San Carlos Apache areas. offices to open in six area offices and the Housing Branch to join the economic development division by Feb 15.
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UPI
Jack Schellbeck
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Arizona Indian
Bike Laveen
Kyrene
Gila River Reservation
Salt River Reservation
San Carlos Apache Reservation
Jack Scheirbéck
Bureau
City patrol car crashes into brick wall
GOLDSBORO N O UPI police report a safety patrol car crashed into a brick wall after the driver, Patrolman P E Metz, said he blacked out and lost control of the vehicle. No further injuries were noted.
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UPI
P. E. Metz
Four Named Eagle Scouts at Troop 4 Court of Honor
Four Eagle Scouts were presented at a joint Troop 4 and Post 4 Court of Honor held at Tonalea Elementary School. Recipients included Dale Cavin Ronald Gerba Terry Gerba and Jerry Johnson with guest speaker Bill Thompson of KPHO TV. Ten Eagle Scouts were named from Scout Troop 4 this year and will be honored at the next Eagle Scout Banquet at the Hotel Westward.
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Tonaléa
Dale Cavin
E. Hubbell
Ronald Gerba
Terry Gerba
Scout Troop
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Optimist Club Meeting Tuesday Plans Film on Resources
Scottsdale Optimist Club members will gather for breakfast at 7 am next Tuesday. They will view a color film titled Arizona and Its Natural Resources, provided by the Salt River Project, with Phil Clemons from the project speaking briefly.
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Optimist Club
Arizona
Salt River Project
Phil Clemons
Project
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