Pakistan Chief Flies Home From Visit
Pakistani President Mohammad Ayub Khan returns from a week in the United States after meetings with Lyndon B. Johnson Dag Hammarskjold and at Pakistan House. He warns American capitalists have 15 to 20 years to aid Pakistan against a Communist surge and criticizes U.S. foreign policy urging leaders to act. He says he will likely skip the United Nations General Assembly as he has work to do.
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New York
UPI
Mohammad Ayub Khan
United States
Ayub
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Pakistan House
United Nations
Dag Hammaskjold
Pakistan
Astronaut Grissom's Space Shot Postponed 24 Hours
Cape Canaveral officials postponed Amer ica's second manned space flight due to low clouds from a Caribbean weather front. Virgil I. Grissom, 35, slept through the delay as Redstone rocket fueling was not yet complete. Countdown to 7 a.m. EDT Wednesday will resume, with favorable weather outlook reported.
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Cape Canaveral
America
Virgil I. Grissom
United Press International
Federal Space Agency
Virgil Grissom
UPI
New Lead Possible in Seligman Death Probe
Prescott dispatch says bullets from Joseph W. Yilek of Fontana California killed beside Bakersfield may match shells from the June 9 slaying of Mr and Mrs J D Welch near Seligman on U S Route 66. Undersheriff Sam Saum notes the lead could prove helpful or not as Yavapai County pursues clues.
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Saum
Yavapai
J.D. Welch
U.S. 66
Vilek
U.S. and Soviet Disarmament Talks End Unclear
In Moscow John J. McCloy and Soviet Ambassador Valerian Zorin held a 100 minute meeting amid two weeks of fruitless talks in Washington. Neither side signaled progress with Berlin tensions hindering progress and Geneva reports of resumed nuclear tests looming.
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UPS
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
United Nations
Valerian Zorin
Geneva
Semyon Tsarapkin
Britain
Wonderfair project sparks zoning clash and public resistance
Charles Murphy of Wonder Bow Downey defends a 40 acre development including a hotel at 70th Street and Palm Lane. Residents demand a solid wall, oppose access roads, and question building height limits while merchants urge progress and better regional image. Sun City area meeting residents voice opposition and support.
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Phoenix
Wonderfair
Charles Murphy
Wonder- Bow-Downey
Murphy
Planning and Zoning Commission
70Th Street
Palm Lane
Dale Gallentine
Virginia Ave
Gallentine
Papago Merchants Association
Richard Baker
N. 76Th St
Barbara Sanderson
Scottsdale
Thrift City
Zoning Clash Over Seven Story Hotel Plan Near Valley
Murphy defends a seven story hotel proposal within the western city zone urging compatible design with Goldwater’s Fashion Square. Neighbors and zoning commissioners show strong opposition and plan to consult adjacent property owners before any action.
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Goldwater
Fashion Square
Scottsdale
Camelback
Commission
McMahon
Valley Ho
Indian School Road
Glen Canyon Threatened Over Rainbow Bridge Protection
Reclamation Commissioner Floyd Dominy warned before the House Public Works subcommittee that legal action could block Glen Canyon dam operations if Rainbow Bridge National Monument in Utah is not protected. He said water from the dam would reach the natural bridge, and noted an Interior Department stance that the water would not damage it. Dominy cited a $10 million request to begin the required barrier work.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Glen Canyon
Rainbow Bridge National Monument
Utah
Reclamation
Floyd Dominy
House Public Works Appropriations Subcommittee
Interior Department
Dominy
Bureau of Reclamation
Narcotics Bill Advances as Liquor Fights Loom in Legislature
In the 25th legislature special session narcotics legislation moved ahead in the Senate with a tough bill on penalties and licensing oversight. The House debated liquor controls, with minority leaders proposing stricter measures on leases and quotas, while the majority prepared its own liquor bill. Senate action seeks a Wednesday introduction, and House committees planned further sessions.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
House
Bill Stephens
Liquor Study Committee
W.L
Tay) Cook
D-Cochise
John H. Haugh
R-Pima
T.C
Doc
Rhodes
D-Mari
Copa
Haugh
Harold Giss
D-Yuma
Liquor Control Study Committee
Giss
Robert Prochnow
D-Coconino
F.A
Jake) Higgins
Maricopa
Fannin Seeks Aid for Drought Areas in Arizona
Gov. Paul Fannin asked the federal Agriculture Department to designate Yavapai and Mohave Counties as eligible for livestock feed and emergency feed programs. The move would let ranchers buy federal surplus feed, as Senators Palmer and Morrow warn of extreme drought and water shortages.
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Phoenix
API
Paul Fannin
Federal Agriculture Department
Yavapai
Mohave
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Free
Ter Committee
Mohave County
Usda Disaster Committee
State of Arizona
Governor's Office
David H. Palmer
Police Gun Kills Patrolman's Daughter in Detroit Incident
Detroit police say Lawrence McDonald 30 a suburban South Gate patrolman was cleaning a revolver at home when it slipped fired through a screen door killing his 7 year old daughter Linda who was watching a vaudeville show with about 20 children on a neighbor's porch. McDonald cried I killed my own kid and vowed not to own a gun again.
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Detroit
UPI
Lawrence McDonald
Southgate
McDonald
Linda
Expert reading tips for mothers of slow readers
An expert stresses that 9 year olds not yet reading at grade level is a serious issue and urges immediate action. Benjamin H Neiden of the American Institute of Reading promotes phonics based instruction and offers free home consultations via the Arizona Chapter in Scottsdale with contact numbers for nationwide support.
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Benjamin H. Neiden
American Institute of Reading
Arizona
Main St
Scottsdale
A.I.R
Beverly Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
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