Discoverer XXVI Capsule Flown To California For Analysis
Honolulu reports the Discoverer XXVI capsule captured 60 miles northwest of Oahu after a two day space flight. The 300 pound, gold plated capsule carried eight elements iron lead nickel magnesium yttrium bismuth uranium and silicon. It will be analyzed at Lockheed in Sunnyvale California to study silicon crystal changes under space radiation.
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Honolulu
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Earth
Lockheed Missile Plant
Sunnyvale
Eichmann Testifies He Saw Jews as Enemies of Germany
Adolf Eichmann told the Jerusalem court that he regarded Jews as potential enemies of Nazi Germany and believed they had to be eliminated though not physically exterminated. He said he aimed to destroy their strength, similar to France, and appeared severely strained and sleepless during testimony before Israeli prosecutors.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Germany
France
Eichmann
Att
Gideon Hausner
Youth Held For Burglary In Phoenix
Police arrested 20 year old Dennis Green for a home burglary in Phoenix. He surrendered to an officer after approaching the scene during an investigation.
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Phoenix
YPI
Dennis Green
Zenas Labelle
Green
Throngs greet Gen MacArthur on Panay Island
General of the Army Douglas A. MacArthur arrived on Panay Island to a crowd estimated at 200000 in Iloilo City. He was greeted by nuns with flags and veterans who made him a lifelong Legion member as he continued his Philippine tour. About 30000 awaited the Presidential Yacht Lapu Lapu on the Iloilo pier.
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Iloilo City
Philippines
Douglas A. MacArthur
Panay
Philippine
MacArthur
Hoilo
Legion
Lapu Lapu
Cebu Island
Auto Union Seeks Help for Displaced Workers
The United Auto Workers expected to urge the auto industry to find ways to assist workers displaced by automation or plant relocations. Talks with General Motors and Ford resume as Chrysler and AMC begin negotiations, with contracts expiring late summer and early September. UAW targets wages, employment terms, wage salary status, unemployment protection, subcontracting limits, overtime, and production standards to safeguard plant jobs.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors Corp
AMC
Goddard Blames State GOP as Barry Goldwater Vehicle
Samuel P. Goddard Jr. denounced Arizona Republicans as aiding Sen. Barry Goldwater's national ambitions. He urged Democrats to focus on state needs and criticized hate literature and radical factions within the GOP. He urged Republicans distancing from radicals and aligning with constructive state programs.
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San. Manuel
UPID
Samuel P. Goddard
Tucson
Arizona
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
Goddard
Pinal County
Democratic Central Committee
Citizens‘of
Phoenix
Scottsdale District Seeks Budget Hike Above Six Percent
Scottsdale School District requests a budget increase exceeding the six percent limit by 79 140 10 as county supervisors meet at 10 a m tomorrow. The district cites Coronado High School opening higher teacher salaries and new classes to prevent crowding as extra and unusual expenditures.
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Scottsdale
Coronado High School
Death ruled accidental in Salt River fire
The death of 27 year old Billy Manuel on the Salt River Reservation July 3 was ruled accidental by autopsy officials of the Pima Indian Agency. Floyd Baptisto, 40, arrested outside the burning home, is serving a drunk charge in Salt River Valley jail and exonerated of any connection with Manuel's death.
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Billy Manuel
Salt River Reservation
Pima Indian Agency
Floyd Baptisto
Manuel
Salt River Valley
Two Scottsdalians May Fight For Governorship
The Saturday Evening Post suggests Scottsdale Savings and Loan head Lee Ackerman could win Arizona's 1962 governor race against incumbent Paul Fannin. The piece notes Ackerman's 1960 challenge and his Boston origins before moving to Phoenix in 1946.
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Arizona
Paul Fannin
Lee Ackerman
Saturday Evening Post
Ackerman
Scottsdale Savings and Loan Association
Post
Frank McCulloch
Time Magazine
Los Angeles Times
McCulloch
Solar Expert Heads to Europe for Energy Conferences
John I. Yellott of Phoenix a leader in solar energy research travels to Europe to attend the United Nations Conference on New Sources of Energy in Rome Aug 14-28 and the NATO Symposium on the Utilization of Solar Energy Research en route to Europe.
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Phoenix
UPI
John I. Yellott
Europe
Yellott
Rome
NATO
Speer Enlists in Air Force for Four-Year Term
Speer son of Jack Speer at 6430 E Lafayette enlists in the Air Force for four years. He will begin basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is expected to be assigned to the mechanical technical school after basic training. Preliminary tests show unusual ability in the mechanical field.
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Dabney Sims Speer
Jack Speer
E. Lafayette
Air Force
Speer
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Joseph Talerico
Industrial Zoning Sought for Pima Road Parcel
Gilbert J. Bigelow seeks Industrial 2 zoning for a rural parcel on the west side of Pima Road just north of McDowell. The 383 foot deep lot has 389 feet of frontage on Pima. A public hearing before the Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission is set for 1 30 p m July 20 in the county Health Department auditorium Phoenix.
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Pima Road
McDowell
Gilbert J. Bigelow
Pima
Maricopa
Soviet Air Show Showcases New Jet Bombers and Fighters
Western observers say they saw at least 10 new aircraft during a two hour Moscow air show at Tushino led by Premier Khrushchev amid reports of a boosted military budget. Tass described rocket powered planes and submarine detection jets while conceding no hard figures on wings or engines.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Tushino
Nikita
Ss. Khrushchev
Russia
Tass
Traffic Kills 3 Over Weekend in Arizona
Three people died in Arizona traffic crashes over the weekend raising 1961 toll to 249. Victims include Donald Ray Smith 25 of Tucson killed on U S 89 south of Tucson and Gary Michael Bingham 13 of Bisbee killed in a scooter collision near Sierra Vista.
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Arizona
Donald Ray Smith
Tucson
U.S. 89
Robert Alfred Carlson
Arizona Highway
Smith
Gary Michael. Bingham
Bisbee
Clarence Edward ‘Wine
Sierra Vista
Wine
Ingleside Recreation Lights Up Night Events
Ingleside recreation directors announce new lighting at the county recreation center 5402 E. Osborn Rd. Lights illuminate the playground for night volleyball basketball shuffleboard and other court games. A family night runs 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday with games contests a reel and a watermelon bust on the program.
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Ingleside School
County Recreation Center
E. Osborn Rd
Virginia
Weather outlook with warm temperatures across multiple cities
The report notes mostly fair conditions with some evening and night cloudiness. Temperatures rise to near record highs for Phoenix around 109 today, with a Tuesday low near 80 and high around 108 elsewhere. 24 hour measurements through 4 a.m. cover many cities including Albuquerque Atlanta Bakersfield and more with varying highs and lows listed.
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Brownsville
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Fresno
Helena
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Oakland
Oklahoma City
Pittsburgh
Red Bluff
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Salt Lake City
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Seattle
Spokane
Thermal
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Ft. Huachuca
Gila Bend
Grand Canyon
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Kingman
Maverick
McNary Payson
Prescott
Tucson
Winslow
Yuma
Man Climbs Bank Roof to Seize Mining Claim
Oliver Preston Browning, 26 of Peoria, was arrested after neighbors heard banging noises from the roof of Valley National Bank at 5056 North Central in Phoenix. He claimed he climbed to retrieve a mining claim stored in the safety deposit room, telling officers he drank water from a roof cooler and brought food.
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Anes Bank Sa
Oliver Preston Browning
Peoria
National Bank
North-Central
Browning
Marine Lt Col Charged Over Okinawa Prison Abuse
Lt Col James E. Stauffer defense attorney for Pvt Stobo C. West 31 of Union County South Carolina says West was imprisoned 43 days in a windowless five by seven foot box in a Okinawa brig. The brief claims the conditions were unbelievable sadistic and barbaric and that West was released briefly for a 10 day period to aid authorities in breaking up a civilian black market. West is in custody at Treasure Island as the Navy appeals to the Navy Judge Advocate Court at San Bruno California.
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San Francisco
UPD
Okinawa
James. E. Stauffer
Stobo. C. West
Union
S.C
Stauffer
West
Treasure Island
Navy
San Bruno
Former Williams mayor charged with embezzlement and forgery
Oscar Oppliger former mayor of Williams pleaded guilty in Coconino County Superior Court to three counts of embezzlement and forgery. He admitted taking at least 21000 dollars over eight years while manager of Babbitt Brothers Trading Co. Sentencing ranged nine to twelve years with a suspended term and a condition to repay funds. Local citizens had urged mercy and a second chance.
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Babbitt Brothers. Trading. Co
Williams
Raul. Castro
Tucson
Sen’tenced
Oppliger
Frazier Charged in Wilfred Labrie Murder Case
Ken Chattistletree of Topeka reports that Frazier faces murder charges in connection with the death of Wilfred Labrie. Details mention a county sheriff and an aero squadron, with March as a referenced timeline.
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Topeka
Kang
Frazier
Wilfred Labrie
Burglars Hit Phoenix Postal Substation on North 27th
Police report safes at the 4805 North 27th Avenue substation burglarized with about $1,000 stolen. Thieves removed wiring and vent system and dropped through a false ceiling to reach the cash.
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