U S Accuses Russia On Nuclear Test Ban Talks
The United States accuses the Soviet Union of sabotaging nuclear test ban talks after a Moscow note published in July. Washington says the note dodges the main issue and attacks Western policy over Cuba and other matters. The State Department urges serious negotiation to resume Geneva negotiations.
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UPI
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Russia
State Department
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U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Cuba
Congo
Kennedy
State. Department
Eastside Annexation Drive Aims for Scottsdale Expansion
Van Buren north to Camelback near Hayden to Pima shows 70 percent of property owners favor annexation to Scottsdale. H. E. Camp tallies 5 000 of 8 000 homes contacted. July 15 set as goal to annex over six square miles housing 18 000 to 22 000 people with property valued above 13 million dollars. volunteers urged to verify signatures at city hall.
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Camelback
Scottsdale
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Camp
Scottsdale Road
City Hall
Hemingway Widow Sees Death as Accident Not Suicide
The Hemingway widow told reporters in Ketchum, Idaho that she believes the writer's suicide is unlikely, comparing it to the couple's two Africa air crashes as not entirely implausible. Also reported a small Arizona pilot found alive near La Jara, Colorado after an unscheduled landing.
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Ketchum, Idaho
UPI
Ernest Hemingway
Ketchum
Idaho
Africa
Democrat critic targets Rhodes vote on housing crisis
Phoenix Arizona DNC Operation Support Drive chair Mary Maffeo condemned Rep John Rhodes as out of touch for voting against a housing bill. She cited Maricopa County figures showing 22 907 units deteriorating and 10 753 dilapidated with 30 244 crowded households lacking a single room per person.
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Phoenix
John Rhodes
R - Ariz
Arizona
Democratic National Comittee
Mary Maffeo
Rhodes
Democratic
Maffeo
Maricopa County
Delays Decision on Taft-Hartley Injunction in Ship Strike
A federal judge delayed ruling until next Wednesday on whether a Taft-Hartley injunction will be issued in the national maritime dispute. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan extended a temporary restraining order against the strike to study affidavits from the government unions and shipowners. The order has allowed normal sailings as the 18 day strike wound down. Three maritime unions opposed the injunction arguing settlements had been reached and cargoes and military moves were not affected.
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UPD
Sylvester J. Ryan Friday
Ryan
National Health and Safety
Fresh Zoning Start Monday in Scottsdale Plan
Scottsdale planning and zoning commission meeting set for Monday at 7 30 p m with the board of adjustments to discuss revisions in the sign portion of the ordinance. Chairman Irving McMahon says the group will then review a series of changes from city attorneys and consider citizen protests on zoning and potential map changes with a second public hearing to follow.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Irving McMahon
McMahon
Kennedy to convene top advisers on war or peace Berlin issue
President Kennedy plans a high level meeting with Secretary of State Rusk Defense Secretary McNamara and General Taylor to weigh Germany and Berlin crisis. They will meet at Kennedy home and later cruise to the Marlin for lunch before returning to Washington. The talks follow Russian threats of a separate peace with East Germany and a possible Berlin blockade. The White House says no emergency triggered the gathering.
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Dean Rusk
Robert _ S. McNamara
Maxwell Taylor
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White House
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East Germany
Salinger
East German threatens Berlin blockade amid nuclear fears
East German propaganda chief Eisler warned that Western retaliation to a Communist move could trigger a blockade of Berlin. East German media echoed threats of atomic rockets while noting Eisler, a former US agent, now serves as information minister.
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New York
Navy's First Woman Officer Going To Sea
Lt. Charlene Suneson, seven year Waves veteran, becomes the Navy’s first woman officer to go to sea aboard the USS Gen. W. A. Mann in San Francisco. She will travel between the West Coast and Far East ports, aiding troop and dependent moves while sharing officer life with her peers.
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UPI
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Charlene Suneson
The
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Suspected Highway Killer Ends Battle With Police
Abel B. Aragon a 36 year old Price Utah unemployed coal miner with five children shot himself after FBI halted his car on a Utah highway He had been linked to the slaying of Mrs Jeanette Sullivan and the kidnapping of Denise Sullivan and was reported dead two hours later at Moab hospital The Grand County Sheriff said he was almost positive Aragon was the kidnapper and killer and tied the car scratches to the escape attempt Onlookers noted Aragon shouted prove it before firing the pistol away.
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FBI
Abel B. Aragon
Price
Aragon
Charles Semken
Carbon County
Semken
Ara
Jeanette Sullivan
Rockville
Conn
Denise
Stocks
Tonalea and Supai Students Enter Daily Progress Contest
A fourth grader from Tonalea School and an eighth grader from Supai School entered the Daily Progress contest. Entrants were asked to write 100 words on their likes and dislikes of the comic page.
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Tonalea School
Mike. Crowley
Chris Crowley
W. Vernon
Supai ‘School
Jess
Daily Progress
Nine Report To Aid Class Nine
A brief note indicates nine reports to aid class nine on Tuesday with a cat at 7 p.m.
East German Stationed Forces Urged Readiness
Fragmentary notes describe Soviet and East German forces in Europe with calls to readiness and possible border tensions. The imperfect text hints at a meeting and declarations about Moscow and allied deployments amid Cold War pressures.
Tucson Father Is Wounded By Own Son In Crowd Incident
A Tucson father was wounded early today when his son accidentally shot him during an attempt to ward off a crowd of rowdies. The incident occurred in the city as police investigated the chaotic scene.
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