Legend City Adjusts Summer Hours to Match Peak Attendance
Legend City will extend summer hours to serve peak attendance periods. The park opens 4 p.m. to midnight weekdays and noon to midnight weekends. President Louis E Crandall notes 80 percent of weekday business occurs in late afternoon and evening as attendance nears 50,000 since opening June 29.
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Legend City
Family Amusement Park
Louis E. Crandall
Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater Over Radical Right Ties
MASSENA N Y Gov Nelson Rockefeller levelled a second critique of Barry Goldwaters presidential bid saying the Arizona conservative could become a captive candidate of radical right factions Rockefeller spoke after a New York editors meeting and warned of a subversive faction taking over the party Goldwater aides called the remarks a formal declaration of candidacy tied to the governors remarks and marriage changes affect the race
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N.Y
UPID
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Rockefeller
New York State Society of Newspaper Editors
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater Champions Persuasion Over New Civil Rights Law
Senator Goldwater urged President Kennedy to use moral persuasion with business leaders to end discrimination rather than push new civil rights legislation. He criticized the public accommodations proposal and cited a National Retail Merchants Association survey showing many stores report integrated facilities. He credits voluntary compliance as effective and notes few noncompliant responses.
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Goldwater
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National Retail Merchants Association
Boys Club Keeps Scottsdale Youth Busy In Summer
At the Boys Club of Scottsdale boys find a wide range of activities including Monopoly, pool, Battle Royal, cabinet making, bingo, leathercraft, and trampoline. The club also offers a well stocked library and year round comic book trading to keep youngsters engaged through the season.
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Boys’ Club
Scottsdale
Goldwater Backers Interpret Rockefeller Attack as Candidacy Signal
The Goldwater camp sees Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's charge of a radical right as a hint he will run for president. Critics view it as a bid to unite rivals like Romney and Scranton against Goldwater, while Keating calls for Goldwater to repudiate Birch Society support. Reactions split among Republicans with Kuchel praising Rockefeller's move as a service to party.
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Goldwater
John Birch Society
Elemets
Awaiting Details On New York Deaths Tied To Scottsdale Double Murders
Maricopa County sheriffs investigators await Rochester New York details that may link the May 1962 Scottsdale murders of Joyce Sterrenberg and Tim McKillop to the double slayings of Shari Smoyer and Jack King. Authorities note similarities but caution on connections.
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Rochester
N.Y
Ralph Edmundson
Scottsdale
New York
Joyce Ann Sterrenberg
James “Tim" McKillop
Sharie
Joyce
King
Arizona
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Shari
Jack
Sterrenbergs
Illinois
Edmundson
Mrs Louise Rothweiler Funeral Held in Shorewood
Funeral services were held in Shorewood Wisconsin for Mrs Louise Rothweiler 69 who died in Milwaukee Saturday Survivors include her son Charles Jr of Scottsdale and Brother I Basil seventh president of St Marys College Winona Wisconsin.
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Shorewood
Wis
Louise Rothweiler
Milwaukee
Charles, Jr
Monterey Dr
Scottsdale
Brother I. Basil
St. Mary’s College
Winona
Powder Puffers Await Results
Atlantic City reports five tentative leaders in the Powder Puff Derby a transcontinental air race as the last finishers wait at Atlantic City Airport. Mrs. Judge G Wagner of Palos Verdes Estates Calif leads flying solo in a Beech Bonanza K 35, second derby for the tall blonde wife of a dental surgeon. The top five include Flaine Loening Linda Warner Mary Ann Noah Stella M Lehann Bernice T Seadman and copilot Mary E Clark Jackson Maureen S Leonard and Margaret A Mead. Bee Thurmond and Betty Hicks from Santa Clara arrived early at the field.
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Atlantic City
Judge G. Wagner
Palos Verdes Estates
Calif
Flaine Loening
Linda Warner
San Francisco
Mary Ann Noah
Mission
Kan
Stella M. Lehann
Kansas City
Bernice T.seadman
Flint Mich
Mary E. Clark Jackson
Mich
Maureen S. Leonard
Margaret A. Mead
Goleta
California
Bee Thurmond
Betty Hicks
Santa Clara
Khrushchev’s Odd Attitude Nets Western Welcome in Moscow
Khrushchev has shown estrangement toward the Chinese delegation while greeting Western officials at the Kremlin. He refused a top fraternal party welcome and avoided the Chinese, yet engaged warmly with British and U.S. officials during test ban talks, prompting speculation on shifting Alliances and peace moves.
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Kiev
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Jonas Kadar
Peking
Lord Hailsham
Wolverell Harriman
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