Royal visit faces large police guard as protester breaches barriers
Britain fielded its largest peacetime police guard to protect visiting King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece. An angry demonstrator broke through the line and came within a few feet of the royal couple as they left Buckingham Palace. Demonstrators demand release of Greek political prisoners.
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London
UPI
Britain
Paul
Frederika
Greece
Buckingham Palace
Tony Amabatielos
Ambatieols
Ambatielos
Tower of London
Guildhall
Ouster Plan Denied In Scottsdale City Hall Row
Mayor Schrader denied promising to fire City Clerk Dorothy Ketchum while council members faced questions about open work sessions. The dispute followed a hotel dinner with Garbage Service Co. and a zoning meeting as developers press a convention center project.
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Bill Schrader
Dorothy Ketchum
Thom Hickey
Mrrs
Garbage Service Co
Cal Estes
Planning Commission
Board of Adjustments
Chamber of Commerce
Schrader
Giants and Cubs clinch Little League titles
Giants win the Kiva Kai Bab Little League pennant while the Cubs take South Scottsdale Little League top honors last night. See story and pictures on page 8.
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Giants
Cubs
Phoenix Moves Closer To Thomas Road Improvement
Phoenix dedicates a seven foot wide right of way along 1320 feet of Thomas Road between 62nd and 64th Streets. City council approves the parcel dedications needed for a 350000 paving project with federal aid for about 70 percent of costs. Construction anticipated after 1962 as right of way and annexation issues are resolved.
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Thomas Road
City of
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Thomas
56Th Street
Scottsdale Road
Dan Morton
Ken McDonald
Arizona Country Club
Oasis Mobile Home Park
Country Club
Declinto
Jim Matthews
Mobile Home Park
East Side
68Th Street
Cit
Dedica
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Kennedy clashes with Congress as rail unions reject arbitrate plan
President Kennedy pressed emergency talks with congressional leaders and White House aides as five unions rejected arbitration by Justice Goldberg for the railroad dispute. Railroads set new work rules to take effect at midnight, prompting union warnings of a nationwide strike and government contingency plans to ease a paralysis.
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John F. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Charles Luna
Brotherhood of Railroad
H. E. Gilbert
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congressional
White House
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pierre Saliner
Union and
Railroad Management
PDT
Salinger
House
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Carl Albert
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
House Labor Committee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Justice Goldberg
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
New Scottsdale postal station dispute stirs local concerns
A Washington official said a new carrier station north of Scottsdale is being built to serve the valley, but Phoenix and Scottsdale officials and merchants deny knowledge of it. The dispute centers on alleged misinformation and the need for timely postal service amid area growth.
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Hunter Gooch
Washington, D. C
Scottsdale
John D. Swygert
Post Office Department
Phoenix Post Office
Phoenix
Swygert
Paul Huldermann
Huldermann
Fifth Avenue
Haldermann
Fifth Avenue Merchants Association
Fashion Square Merchants Association
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Camelback Road
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
City of
Paradise Valley
Clas
O. C. Wilson
W. J. Mason
Cuba Used Grand Cayman Island for Suspected Agent Transport
The State Department said Cuba used Grand Cayman Island to smuggle potential subversive agents into Latin America. Three Soviet-built Cuban airliners landed there, carrying 15 to 20 people who then went on to Costa Rica and other nations. Costa Rica admitted passengers without knowing their origin. the U S seeks Britain’s help to halt the traffic.
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Washington
State Department
Cuba
Grand Cayman Island
Caribbean
Grand Cayman
Costa Rica
Parking space at Papago substation stalled
The U S Post Office Dept cannot fund larger parking lots at postal stations. A letter from Senator Carl Hayden to Scottsdale Jaycees postponed their plea for improved space at the Papago sub-station. Officials will improve parking on McDowell Road when adjacent land is developed. The Jaycees have pressed the issue since last fall.
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U. S. Post Office Dept
Carl Hayden
R-Ariz
Scottsdale
McDowell Road
Women not ready for space say Mercury official
Lt John Powers on leave from NASA says American women aren’t ready for space travel. He cites Russia’s spacewoman as stirring women but argues no woman is yet totally qualified. He notes chimpanzee flights and questions the value of phasing women into Apollo era missions.
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San Diego
Calif
John
Shorty) Powers
Mercury Control
Cooper
Powers
Scottsdale Studies Height Limit Removal Across Areas
A joint city committee will study removing the 35-foot construction height limit in parts of Scottsdale. Real estate developers push for higher building ceilings outside the western zone to enable profits amid rising land prices. The plan also considers a 5,000-seat convention center and a 1,000-room hotel near MacDonald and Scottsdale Roads by Orlan Fiandaca of Tucson.
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Scottsdale
City Industrial Committee
Planning and Zoning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Adjustments
Industrial Commission
Osborn Road
Rogers Lane
78Th Street
Camelback Road
Arizona Canal
MacDonald and
Scottsdale Roads
Tucson
Orlan Fiandaca
Zoning Approved for 10 Acres East of Scottsdale Road
Planning and zoning commission granted commercial zoning to two parcels totaling 10 acres, moving from R1-7 to C-4. Applicants Anthony Manzari and Julius Meszaros plan light manufacturing and a distribution center east of Plaza 777 shopping center.
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Scottsdale Road
Earle Drive
Planning and Zoning Commission
Anthony Manzari
Julius Meszaros
Weather forecast with heat and possible thundershowers
Partly cloudy today tonight and tomorrow with two chances of thundershowers this afternoon or night. Temperature expected to be high near 105 and low around 80. Weather observer Willard L. Greene notes Tuesday's high at 104 and this morning's at 86.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Polish Major Flees to West Berlin by Plane for Asylum
A Polish major flew his wife and two children in a single engine Polish military plane to West Berlin seeking asylum, landing at Tempelhof Airport in the American sector. The escape crossed 350 miles of Soviet zone territory, with details pending a Polish interpreter and full US mission briefing.
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U.S
Templehof
Berlin
U.S. Air Force
Tokyo Population Tops 10.4 Million in June Estimate
Tokyo official figures show the population at 10,393,667 as of June 1, up 42,659 from May 1. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government statistics bureau released the data on Tuesday.
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Tokyo
Statistics Bureau
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