Russians Suspected Of Partially Underground Nuclear Tests
Senator Craig Hosmer says Russia may have conducted small underground or partially underground tests. He cites inconclusive evidence from the Atomic Energy Commission and warns such tests could evade detection and yield new high impact weapons. He predicts the Soviets would use any chance to gain an advantage and expresses belief they have conducted undisclosed tests.
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Sion
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Bumbleton predicts Rockefeller GOP nomination in 1963
Mr Bumbleton declares Rockefeller the unlikely dark horse to win the Republican presidential nomination, arguing pundits misread the field after Rockefeller's remarriage. He insists the experts still back him and claims to have chosen Rockefeller by the third ballot in early June 1963.
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Romney
Scranton
New Scandal Threat Clouds Macmillan Over Burgess MacLean Case
A former British diplomat linked to the Burgess MacLean defection may have been the third man, Edward Heath said in Parliament. Kim Philby, missing since January, allegedly tipped Burgess and MacLean on the security hunt and may have fled behind the Iron Curtain. The disclosure deepens a scandal tied to Provo and Keeler, with questions about security services' effectiveness.
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UPI
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Edward Heath
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Donald MacLean
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Profumo
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Judge Jails Lawyer Over Contempt in Uranium Case
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Martin Pence sentenced Phoenix lawyer Frank L. Seymour to seven days in jail for contempt. The civil suit by Shattuck Denn Co. accused Seymour and ex-vice president T.W. Newell of diverting uranium ore to a new Alaska venture, costing Shattuck Denn about 1 million in profits. Seymour allegedly sold stock in the venture for 50,000 cash plus notes.
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UPI
U.S
Martin Pence
Frank L. Seymour
Seymour
Shattuck Denn Co
T.W. Newell
Seymour and
Newell
Alaska
Shattuck Denn
Senators Mock Kennedy History Inaccuracies
Washington Republicans by Monday challenged President Kennedy's U.S. history remarks made in Germany. Sen Karl Mundt cited two errors claiming Boston is not the oldest U S city and misstated General Custer's 1876 command, asserting 276 troops and defeat details.
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R-S.d
Kennedy
Germany
Boston
United States
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St. Augustine, Fla
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Sitting Bull
Country Club Elects Six Directors for New Terms
The Arizona Country Club elected six directors for three-year terms: John R. Elliott, Dr. John S. McCall, Lloyd O. Parker, Ted W. Swift, and Emron T. Wright. Carl C. Anderson was chosen for a two-year unexpired term. President Robert Y. Amline said officers will be elected July 10.
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John R. Elliott
Valencia la
John S. McCall
Virginia
Lloyd O. Parker
N. 13Th Ave
Ted W. Swift
E. Indian School
Emron T. Wright
W. LaMar Rd
Carl C. Anderson
Wonderview Rd
Robert Y. Amline
Strike Hits Tucson Bricklayers in Wages Dispute
About 250 union bricklayers and masons walked off jobs in southern Arizona over wage and fringe benefits in a dispute that affects Tucson House, public schools, home builders, the new airport terminal, and University of Arizona work. Plasterers and tile setters remain on the job after separate talks.
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UPI
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Miracle Mile
University of Arizona
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Bricklayers, Mason, Plasterers and Tile-Setters International Union
Tucson Associated
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Butkovich
Tax Exemption Change Sought for Widows and Vets
The Maricopa County Taxpayers Association seeks to place a November 1964 ballot question to limit veterans and widows tax exemptions. Petitions would circulate in September aiming for 73 000 signatures, with 55 000 required, to allow voters to decide.
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Maricopa County
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Wayne Warrington
Association
Paradise Valley Votes Today on Utility Franchise
Paradise Valley voters cast ballots at Kiva school in a 7 p.m. cutoff for a special APS franchise election. The measure asks to allow APS to serve the town, enabling a new franchise tax of about 4 000 to 8 000 dollars annually, with APS paying for the election.
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Paradise Valley
Arizona Public Service Company
Kiva School
APS
Arizona Public Service
Udall Opposes Right To Work In Arizona Context
Rep. Morris Udall says he sympathizes with labor against right to work but will not vote against its repeal due to Arizona polls. He notes the climate in Arizona makes discussion of the issue hysteria filled and emotion charged. Udall cites three proponent majorities for the law and argues the state’s stance, while historically progressive, now appears backward in the eyes of some.
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Tucson
UPP
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
Arizona
Carpenter's Hall
Labor
Miners Body Is Found Near Nogales
Autopsy planned for Alfonso Bachelier aged 53 of Nogales after his body was found 30 miles south of Nogales near the Mexican border. Sheriff Zeke Bejarano said death appeared nonviolent and that Bachelier had been missing since last Thursday afternoon. He was separated from companions William Armistead and Francisco Mariano during a search for gold silver and Civil War antiques.
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Nogales
UPI
Mexican
Santa Cruz
Zeke Bejarano
Alfonso Bachelier
Bejarano
Bachelier
Atchison Plans Earhart Tribute On July 24
The city marks the 25th anniversary of Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan’s disappearance during a leg of a round the world flight. Miss Earhart, born July 24 1898, will be saluted with a commemorative air mail stamp issue and Postmaster General J Edward Day as speaker at Amelia Earhart Stadium.
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Atchison, Kan
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Pacific
Aviatrix
Noonan
Miss Earhart
U. S
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Atchison’s
Forest Blaze Rages Near Bill Williams Mountain
More than 300 firefighters battled to control the season’s worst forest fire 16 miles southwest of here. The blaze covered nearly 700 acres as winds up to 20 mph pushed it, with six tanker planes deployed. About 200 Native American firefighters from Gallup and other crews joined overnight to protect ponderosa pine and scrub oak.
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N.M
Forest Service
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