American Minister Named Head of World Methodists
Bishop Fred Pierce Carson of Philadelphia to become president of the World Methodist Council in Oslo on Aug 16 for a five year term representing 50 million Methodists in 78 countries. He plans to improve missionary coordination and youth programs while remaining Philadelphia area bishop. He also criticizes proposals for government aid to parochial schools as a violation of church state separation.
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Oslo
Norway
World Methodist Council
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London
Harold Roberts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Binghamton
New York State
Africa
Communist Party
John Biren Society
Congress
Washington
Boat industry protests new luxury facility tax rule
The National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers denounces a proposed tax rule disallowing yacht operation expenses as business deductions. NAEBM argues boats, like autos and hotels, are ordinary, necessary business facilities and criticizes singling out yachts as illogical and discriminatory.
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United Press International
Kennedy
Congress
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National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
NAEBM
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways & Means Committee
Traffic Woes Topic Of Talks In Phoenix Convention
In Phoenix the Western Section of the Institute of Traffic Engineers held its annual meeting with 110 delegates. J C Womack, president of the Western Association of State Highway Officials and California state highway engineer, urged coordination of traffic plans with zoning to ease congestion. Speakers called for specialists and broader federal and state participation in city highway affairs as urban centers rise. The conference runs through Wednesday.
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Phoenix
UPI
Institute of Traffic Engineers
J.C. Womack
Western’ ‘Association of State Highway Officials
House of Pancakes Fully Reopens After Fire Damage
The House of Pancakes at Indian School and Scottsdale Roads is back in full operation after a July 3 fire. The restaurant was closed four days for smoke cleanup and roof attic and flue repairs caused by a grease stove fire.
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House of Pancakes
Indian School
Scottsdale Roads
Youth Graduates From Naval Course
Aviation Cadet Ronald C. Moore son of Mr and Mrs W C Moore of 6824 E Montecito has graduated from a 16 week officer indoctrination and pre flight training at Naval Air Station Pensacola Florida He will transfer to Pensacola Saufley Field for primary preliminary and precision flight instruction Before entering the Navy in February 1961 Cadet Moore attended the University of Arizona in Tucson Arizona.
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Naval
Ronald C. Moore
W. C. Moore
E. Montecito
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Saufley Field
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Navy
Moore
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Ariz
Minister Revokes Find of 10-Gallon Copper Still at Mission
In Flagstaff Rev Stan Richardson reports discovering a 10 gallon copper still in the Sunshine Rescue Mission building. He jokes about selling or converting the vessel to a stew pot while noting the two story structure has hosted several occupants. In Washington a UPI report details the FAA jet age traffic control computer with 448000 core units and 28620000 bits in its drum.
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Flagstaff
UPI
Stan Richardson
Ieate
Sunshine Rescue Mission
Richardson
Washington
Federal’ Aviation Agency
Engineer Fears Dam Breakings Threaten Hundreds
NEW YORK UPI engineer James L. Sherard warns that several hundred people may be killed in the United States by dam failures within a decade. He urges 49 states pass laws to require inspections and condemn dangerous water structures, noting California already enforces such powers after the 1928 St Francis Dam disaster. He cautions private builders often design without oversight or inspection and cites recent near misses and 400-plus dam failures abroad as context.
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New York
UPI
United States
James L. Sherard
Sherard
California
St.Francis
Los Angeles
France
Spain
Brazil
Crystak
Middletown
Conn
Ofa Dam
ASU to Hold Indian Education Workshop for Teachers and Admins
Arizona State University College of Education will run an Indian Education Workshop for schoolteachers administrators and supervisors from July 17 to August 19. Dr Robert Roessel Jr will lead the program offering six graduate credits with daily sessions from 7 40 to noon five days a week. The workshop aims to deepen understanding of the Indian child in school with assistance from Arizona tribal leaders the state department of public instruction the state office of Indian education and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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State ‘Office of Indian ‘Education
Bureau of ‘Indian Affairs
Roessel
Roy C. Rice
Iran’s Crown Jewels Spotlighted as Nation’s Economic Backbone
A UPI report from Tehran describes Iran’s national jewel vault beneath the central bank. Visitors pay $1.25 to view the world diamond globe and the vast Persian royal collection, including the 188-carat Ocean of Light and the Nadir throne.
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Tehran
Tran
UPI
Iran
Texas
Fort Knox
Koh-I-Noor
American West
California
British Columbia
Nasir Ed- Din Shah
Fort. Knox
America
Shah
Mohammad Rez Shah Pahlavi
Ijran
Warshaw warns toxic agents strain aging hearts in industry risk
Dr. Leon J. Warshaw cites rising environmental toxins and an aging population with many workers having worn hearts. He notes small daily absorbed amounts from organophosphates and other chemicals can accumulate, stressing heart and circulation and potentially triggering attacks in compromised individuals. Warshaw is noted for medical research in New York.
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New York
UPI
Leon J. Warshaw
Warshaw
Hada
Scottsdale Ordinance Regulating Trades and Licenses
A dated ordinance from Scottsdale Arizona establishes licensing for trades and occupations, requires separate licenses for each location, sets quarterly and annual fees, and grants enforcement powers to the Town Manager and police. It details license transfers, delinquent penalties, inspection rights, fee schedules by employee count, and payment terms.
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Department States
Vendee
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Scottsdale
Seotisal
Sesesse
General comments on equipment and funding needs
The general said Arizona Guardsmen faced outdated communications and transportation gear. He urged more federal appropriations and funds for the armed forces, noting the Guard is prepared and ordered to active duty if needed.
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Communications
Equipme
Subic Bay Pines Mention Prompted By Toc
A fragment from a Subic Bay report mentions a ting maneuver in a pine setting. The readable text hints at a naval or coastal event but lacks full details for a precise summary.
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Subic
Bay
Ting
Scottsdale ordinance regulates pawn shops and inspections
Town of Scottsdale passes an emergency ordinance effective July 1962 detailing licensing and inspection for pawn brokers and jewelry dealers. It sets tax calculations, building alterations, and exemptions, with enforcement by the clerk, building inspector, and town treasurer.
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Scottsdale
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Public Notice by Dorothy I Ketchum Town Clerk
Dorothy I. Ketchum Town Clerk announces publication dates July 8 10 11 12 13 and 14 for a local government notice. The schedule lists the dates in sequence for public record and access to information.
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Dorothy I. Ketchum
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