Meredith condemns intolerance within movement at NAACP
James Meredith faulted some African Americans for intolerance and called on youth leaders to act responsibly after a hostile NAACP youth-session reception. He said the incident and prior threats to his family show the civil rights fight faces internal pressure and danger.
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Chicago
UPI
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
United Press International
Association
Roy Wilkins
The
Wilkins
Mredith
Uncle Tom
Wirtz Earns Slim Hope In Railroad Strike Talks
Labor Secretary Wirtz' last-ditch plan to end the feebler railroad deadlock shows improved odds of avoiding a nationwide strike. He proposed 20 days of binding talks with James Reynolds as arbitrator to resolve firemen on diesels and track crew makeup before a Sunday deadline. If rejected, he will brief President Kennedy and push Congress to act to prevent a rail shutdown.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Labor
James Reynolds
Reynolds
Kennedy
Congress
Tearful Mandy Returns From Majorca In Tears
Marilyn Rice-Davies 18 arrives in London from Majorca with tears after testifying against Dr. Stephen Ward in a pre trial hearing. She says she loves him but is ashamed and will not return to Majorca.
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London
UPI
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Majorca
Miss Rice-Davies
Stephen Ward
Ward
Christine Keeler
Tightened Cuba policy urged by Republican leaders
Republican Sens. Gordon Allott and Jack Miller pressed for stronger anti-Cuba actions, arguing current policy is weak. They cited the 1964 campaign issue potential and called on the Kennedy administration to extend measures and pursue further isolation through the OAS.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
State Department
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
Jack Miller
R-Iowa
GOP
Kennedy
United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Drought Threatens Arizona’s Saguaro Cacti Future
Weather observer Willard L. Breene warns in Paradise Valley that five years of drought may endanger saguaros. Botanists acknowledge water helps but stress the plants’ resilience. experts note no rain since April 25 in Salt River Valley. Watering guidance given and concerns over vandalism and slow recovery.
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Arizona
U. S
Willard L. Breene
Paradise Valley
Salt River Valley
Greene
John Weber
Albemarle County School Board Fired Over Integration Policy
Albemarle County Virginia supervisors ousted the six member school board after it refused to rescind a policy that bans all extracurriculars in schools if integration occurs. A new board will be named July 11 as 32 Negro students are slated to be enrolled this September marking the county’s first integration.
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George Palmer
Board of Supervisors
Albemarle County
Palmer
E. J. Oglesby
Albemarle
Virginia
Five Die In U.S. 66 Head-On Crash Near Holbrook
Five people died in a two car head-on collision on U S 66 three miles east of Holbrook delaying the Fourth of July toll to eight. Mickey Greene 37 Palo Verde California died Wednesday from injuries. The California car driven by Pearl Chatman 47 and passengers Tommie Garcia 6 months James Phipps 18 Elsa Garcia all Woodland California and Blanch Hauptli 56 Mineral Wells Texas were killed.
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U.S. 66
Holbrook
Arizona
Arizona Highway Patrol
Mickey Greene
Palo Verde
Calif
Wickenburg Hospital
California
Texas
Pearl Chatman
Tommie Garcia
James Phipps
Elsa Garcia
Woodland
Blanch Hauptli
Local Tavern Reopens After Police Raids and Charges
The Castaways bar at 423 N Scottsdale Rd reopened Friday after a Thursday raid. Eight patrons were arrested for lewd and lascivious behavior. seven were released on bond, Joanne Dukes 19 remains jailed on the charges and concealed weapon claim. Police seek cabaret license charges and liquor license revocation. owner Geraldine Lee Rich denies the allegations.
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Castaways
N. Scottsdale Road
Joanne Dukes
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Richard A. Kendall
State Liquor Centro
Geraldine Lee Rich
Soviet Chinese Talks Open Amid Cold War Rift
In Moscow, top Soviet and Chinese officials began their first negotiating session as factions within world communism fight. A Kennedy message to Khrushchev published by TASS signals Moscow Washington rapprochement while Beijing hardens stance against peaceful coexistence and stresses revolutionary transition.
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UPI
Communist Central Committee
Kremlin
Peking
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Washington
Red China
Soviet Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
Teng-Hsiao Ping
Chinese Communist Party
Scottsdale Directory Boom Promises Local Print Growth
Scottsdale set for busy directory season as Mountain States plans a January Scottsdale guide covering Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. Nationwide Publications Inc issued a four color edition this week including Scottsdale Paradise Valley and Carefree. Closing date for ads is October 23 with Yellow Pages sales teams contacting businesses this summer.
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Mountain States Telephone Co
Scottsdale Telephone Book
W. F. Rhoads
Mountain States
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Nationwide Publications Inc
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Nationwide
Scottsdale Mountain States
Rhoads
Phoenix
Weather Outlook With Heat Peak Near 106
Generally fair with some cloudiness today and tonight and tomorrow. Little temperature change. High today near 106 and again tomorrow. Low tomorrow morning about 72. U S Weather Observ er Willard L Greene reported Friday high 103 and this morning’s low 76.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Peace Stressed In President's Wire To Nikita
President Kennedy sent a telegram of thanks to Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Brezhnev for Independence Day greetings. Tass quoted Kennedy stressing the urgent desire for peace and moving toward understanding to resolve key international problems.
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Moscow
UPI
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Tass
Khrushchev
Leonid Brezhnev
U. S
Brezhnev
Pam
Permits Down Sharply in Scottsdale June Report
Building permits totaling 1.21 million were issued in Scottsdale in June, down from 2.89 million a year earlier and off from May by 454,735. Seventy single family permits valued at 684,100 led the month, with 19 duplexes at 178,500, one 7 unit apartment at 39,000, additions 37,587, a 35,000 church, four commercial units 116,000, and 28 swimming pools 96,466. Hallcraft Homes Inc. received permits for 28 homes valued at 214,900 in Park Scottsdale, while Amscon Corporation got an 18 unit apartment permit worth 166,500.
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Scottsdale
Hallcraft Homes Inc
Park Scottsdale
Amscon Corporation
G ODDARD V S GAVIN Split Threatens State Democrats
A Tucson lawyer and former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Samuel P Goddard Jr attacks George Gavin chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee for not delivering on promised reforms. Gavin counters that the move targets one candidate and party unity. An Arizona State Democratic Executive Committee meeting to discuss reorganization is set for July 27.
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Tucson
Samuel P. Goddard Jr
George Gavin
Democratic State Central Committee
Goddard
Gavin
Pauline Wilson
Arizona State Democratic Executive Committee
Ledbetter in Critical Condition After Car Crash
Gary Ledbetter 19 of Scottsdale remains in critical condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital from injuries suffered in a Friday car accident. He began to regain consciousness today while his father Gray Ledbetter 47 also sustained injuries. Ledbetter is president of the Indian Bencha-
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Gary Ledbetter
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Ledbetter
Gray Ledbetter
The
Indian Bencha
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