U S Charges Russia With Blocking Nuclear Test Ban
The United States and Britain seek to place the nuclear test ban issue on the United Nations General Assembly agenda for next September. A note to the Soviet Union rejects the tri national policing proposal and accuses Moscow of sabotaging Geneva talks. Kennedy warned that the U S may resume testing if no workable treaty is reached.
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UPI
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Russia
United Nations General Assembly
State Department
Britain
U.N. Assembly
Soviet Union
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Geneva
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Vienna
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Khrushchev
Californian Wins Powder Puff Derby
Mrs. Frances Bera of Long Beach California was declared unofficial winner of the 15th Powder Puff Derby after electronic tabulations. The 2709 mile cross country event began in San Diego and concludes at a meeting of all women pilots. Bera flew a Beechcraft Bonanza solo with 225 horsepower. She had previously won the air race in 1953, 1955, 1956, and 1958 with a co pilot.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Frances Bera
Long Beach
Calif
San Diego
Bera
Plans Take Shape On Berlin Threat
President Kennedy to send a Berlin crisis note to the Kremlin next week and face reporters about it. A Pentagon defense spend review is due, and a possible expansion of civil defense funding may be proposed to deter Soviet actions. Senate leaders urge military readiness and a strong political offensive while West German officials warn Khrushchev has pushed Berlin to a fragile point.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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European Lovelies Lead Field In Miss Universe Race
Europe dominates Miss Universe semi finals with seven of the twelve contenders. Finalists to be chosen tonight at Miami Beach Convention Hall as judges step from twelve to five. contenders include Sweden Germany Israel Iceland Scotland England France Korea Peru Argentina Chile Argentina and more. Linda Bement of Utah passes crown to the winner.
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Scottsdale 4-H Clubs Swim Party and Potluck Planned
Scottsdale area 4-H members families and friends are invited to a Monday evening swim party at the Community Center with swimming starting at 6 p.m. Dinner follows at 8 p.m. in the picnic area. The event is sponsored by the Scottsdale Ag Club led by Henry Hurliman and Gene Musselman.
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Scottsdale Ag Club
Henry Hurliman
Gene Musselman
Show Goes On After Shooting Amid Theater Performance
Bus ter Shaver, chief investigator for the Scottsdale police, vanished for hours after last night's slaying. He later was found at Stagebrush Theater where he was performing lines in the one act play Hello Out There.
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Buster Shaver
Scottsdale Police
Buster
Stagebrush Theater
Weather outlook with warm weekend and isolated storms
Mostly fair today and Sunday with partly cloudy skies. Slight chance of thundershowers late afternoon or at night. Temperatures near 112 today and around 82 Sunday morning.
Edmund Brown Hints Nixon as 1962 Opponent
Gov. Edmund G. Brown said Richard Nixon could be a 1962 opponent but warned Nixon must choose a full national role rather than split loyalties. Brown predicted a tough Republican candidate while asserting California would go Democratic with his record of liberal governance.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Sacramento
Washington
Brown
California
Four held after Regal Service Station robbery and home invasion
Phoenix police say Hill confessed to aiding Schroeder in a Tuesday robbery at the Regal Service Station on 17th Ave, with $574 taken. Pearsall, sought as ringleader, allegedly recruited the group to collect a debt and threaten the Anderson family during a tense confrontation that ended with shots fired and officers moving in. Patrolman Young, a 3‑year veteran from Manhattan, Kan., assisted in the ensuing manhunt and investigation.
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Palmer wins British Open with 284 total
Arnold Palmer shot an even par 72 to finish at 284 and claim the British Open Championship in Birkdale England. A 235yearold confessed cop killer was jailed under guard as posses threatened to lynch him after the manhunt.
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Eng
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Craig, Cole
UPD
Posse
Local Jaycees Elect 6 Scottsdale Delegates
Six Scottsdale Jaycees elected six delegates to Arizona Junior Chamber of Commerce Model Constitutional Convention in Phoenix September 16 and 17. Delegates include Chairman Dan McKinney Bill Bolin Erv Hansen Paul Wheeler Don Chambers and Pat O'Brien.
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Arizona Junior Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Russ Humphrey
Burrow Named VP and Personnel Director at First National Bank
Carl M. Burrow has been named vice president and personnel director of the First National Bank of Arizona. He and his wife Billie have twin boys Kent and Lance aged 12 and a daughter Jan aged 5. They live at 1030 E Meadowbrook. Burrow joined First National in 1953 after 18 years in banking and earlier served in Yuma as operations officer, then assistant cashier, assistant vice president, and administrative head of the computer department by 1959.
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Carl M. Burrow
First National Bank of Arizona
Burrow
Billie
Kent
Lance
Jan
E. Meadowbrook
First National
Yuma
Home Office
Stephens Presses Fannin Over Liquor Code Revision
Phoenix Arizona House Majority Leader Bill Stephens criticized Gov. Paul Fannin for blocking a full revision of the state liquor code in the special session opening Monday. He questioned the governor’s shifting stance while noting disagreements with the liquor study committee’s progress. The call targets licenses issuance transfer and trafficking with seven points ruled outside the call.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Bill Stephens
Paul Fannin
Stephens
Attorney General’s Office
House Committee
House Member Predicts Foreign Aid Bill Passage
Rep. Cornelius Gallagher said the House Foreign Affairs Committee will likely approve Kennedy’s foreign aid bill next week as support grows. Kennedy reportedly rejected a Republican five year compromise. some members hinted at trimming the duration while keeping a five year ceiling on outlays.
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UPI
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
Cornelius Gallagher
Dn.j
Gallagher
Walter Judd
R-Minn
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
William S. Broomfield
R-Mich
Congress
Treasury
Demo criticizes Bimson's stance on foreign aid
In Phoenix a Democratic Luncheon Club speaker, Mrs. M B Goldman Jr, challenged banker Carl Bimson over the Kennedy administration's foreign aid bill. She argued Bimson overreaches with back door spending charges and cited Hoover era tactics by federal agencies.
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Bimson
Phoenix
UPID
Arizona
Kennedy
Carl Bimson
M.B. Goldman ,Jr
Democratic
Christian Science Monitor
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The
Phoenix Jewish News
League of Women Voters
Goldman
Hoover
Treasury Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
Commodity Credit Corporation
Fedral Housing Authority
Brother Writes Folks Letters For Dead Son
In Santa Monica California the Posa family receives weekly letters from their son Maj Eugene Posa who died when his RB47 reconnaissance plane was shot down over the Barents Sea on July 1 1960. The Air Force officially declared him dead, along with two other crewmen, but his brother Phillip says the letters will keep coming.
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Eugene Posa
Barents Sea
Air Force
Pola
Phillip
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