U.S. Jet Downed in East Germany. Three Airmen Killed
Tass in Moscow reported a U S Air Force T39 trainer was forced down by a Soviet fighter over East Germany killing three airmen aboard. The incident occurred after the jet crossed the border and did not respond to signals or warning fire.
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Erfurt
Muehlhausen
German Democratic Republic
Weimar
Soviet Union
Foy D. Kohler
Europe
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East Berlin
Potsdam
Bonn
Berlin
Police Jail Barmaid In Husband Shooting
Marjorie May Berry, 31, a barmaid, shot her husband Dale David Berry, 41, in the abdomen during a domestic dispute at their home on Osborn Street. She faces assault with intent to commit murder with a $5,000 bond as Dale lies in fair condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital.
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Marjorie Mayberry
Bob Moore
Marjorie May Berry
Dale David Berry
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
City
Berrys
E. Osborn
Berry
Weather Forecast Sees Slight Cair Of Temps
Sunny conditions with minimal change. Today’s high near 66 and tonight’s low around 40. Tomorrow’s high expected about 69 with a low near 36. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene notes Tuesday peaked at 65 and today’s low at 40.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Eisenhower challenges Goldwater on missile reliability
In Detroit Eisenhower rejects Goldwater’s claim that American missiles are less dependable, asserting confidence in U S missile strength. Across Washington, GOP senators signal tax cut amendments targeting luggage furs cosmetics and jewelry as part of a new omnibus bill push. Panama plans to file aggression charges at the OAS over Canal Zone talks. In Laos heavy fighting continues with Communist and neutralist forces clashing in the central plains.
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Scottsdale and Phoenix Set Boundary Talk Tomorrow
Scottsdale and Phoenix councils schedule 10 a.m. special sessions to consider a land swap de annexing 9.75 square miles north of Bell Road and west of Scottsdale Road. They also aim to set Scottsdale Road as the boundary and end all legal fights. Burton notes final draft still needs tweaks while residents may submit letters for the record.
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Bell Road
Scottsdale Road
Maricopa County
Scottsdale Rd
Bell Rd
Osmond Burton, Jr
Pinnacle Peak
Arizona Public Service Company
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Burton
Scottsdale Road Cattle Trail Ahead of Parada del Sol Rodeo
Scottsdale Road will be a cattle trail tomorrow at 10 a.m. when about 75 head of rodeo stock are driven south from Camelback Road to the rodeo arena on Hinton Avenue. The stock are furnished by Andy Jauresqui of Newhall, California for the Parada del Sol rodeo running Friday through Sunday.
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Camelback Road
Rodeo Arena
Hinton Avenue
Andy Jauresqui
iNewhall
Calif
Logical choice eyed for satellite airport near Phoenix
Arizona official calls Salt River Indian Reservation the most logical site to relieve Sky Harbor crowding. Thunderbird Field proposed as ideal but land may be insufficient. Seventh Day Adventists offer 150 acres at Cactus and Scottsdale for a mixed use development, with hearing on Feb. 10. Noise concerns rise regardless of location.
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Arizona Dept. of Aeronautics
Salt River Indian Reservation
Sky Harbor
James Vercellino
Thunderbird Field
Arizona Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
Cactus
Scottsdale Rds
Vercellino
Theater Owner Defends Posters Against Morality Campaign
Art theater chief Louis Sher said he will not remove lewd posters at Portofino Theater despite a Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club drive to change or remove displays. Club members argue ads attract youths, while Sher cites business needs and notes limited complaints.
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Louis Sher
Portofino Theater
Scottsdale
Leonard
Sher
U.S
Les Natali
Valley Art
Tempe
Natali
iKiva
Portofino
Jayne Mansfield
Pauline Graham
Flagg’s
Arizona Club manager sues for 225000 over hotel assault
George Harrington, manager of the Arizona Country Club, files a 225000 damage suit in Maricopa County Superior Court alleging assault and false arrest at the Safari Hotel in Scottsdale. Defendants include Paul Shank, a hotel employee, five Scottsdale police officers, the City of Scottsdale, and Maricopa County Hospital.
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Maricopa County
Arizona Country Club
George Harrington
Safari Hotel
Scottsdale
Paul Shank
Harrington
Shank
City police to get radar unit this week
A radar unit is arriving for city police to monitor speeding. The borrowed unit from the Arizona Highway Patrol operated for 55 hours over 10 days and recorded 355 speeders.
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Arizona Highway Patrol
Heaviest Satellite Ever Soars Aloft at Cape Kennedy
The United States launched the Saturn-1 with a 164-foot, 562-ton payload setting a new near lunar weight record. The 10 minute 32 second flight placed an 84-foot second stage in orbit while President Johnson watched on TV. Plans call for Ranger moon probe to follow in the space doubleheader.
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