Bitterly Divided House OKs Liquor Bill 46 to 32
In Phoenix the Arizona House approved a liquor bill 46 to 32 during a bitter session of a special legislative week. Debate highlighted quotas licensing and leasing, with minority reps Haugh and Rhodes pushing numerous amendments and a clash with Majority Leader Stephens.
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Japan fires seventh rocket in space observation week
Tokyo University rocket research team launched the two stage Kappa-8 rocket from the north coast reaching 100 miles altitude. The 35 foot long craft weighed about 1.5 tons and traveled over 150 miles in six minutes 50 seconds marking Japan's seventh successful space observation shot during world rocket week which began July 16.
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Scottsdale Weather Outlook With Thundershowers Possible
Mostly fair today and Sunday in Scottsdale with partial clouds and a few late afternoon or night thunder showers. Highs around 103, lows near 81 Sunday morning, statewide forecast shows mostly clear to partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers and little temperature change.
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Second Round Algeria Talks Reach Deadlock Again
In Lugan France the second round of peace talks between French and Algerian Moslem negotiators again fails to progress beyond preliminaries. Louis Joxe proposed four commissions to study issues but Rhoda Malek dismissed the plan as a waste of time without a general agreement. Rebels insist on tackling the Sahara claim first.
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Doolittle Calls for Quick Turnaround After Missile Setback
General Doolittle urged rapid fixes after Discoverer XXVII failed and was destroyed 80 seconds after launch at Vandenberg. He stressed space effort must continue for national security and noted missiles will supplement but not replace airplanes. He spoke with his grandson in attendance and reflected on usefulness beyond age.
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Father Of Two Scottsdalians Taken By Death
The father of two Scottsdalian residents, R Izer Turner 87, died at home in South Phoenix after a long illness. Turner headed the Phoenix Union High School industrial arts department in 1912 and taught since 1892 in California and the Philippine Islands. He was brother to the late Adm Richard Kelly Turner. Funeral was private. memorials to cancer fund requested.
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Ex-convicts Plead Not Guilty in Bank Robbery Case
Two ex-cons James Harvey Thompson and James Raymond Neal pleaded innocent to robbing First National Bank at 38th Street and East McDowell in Phoenix on May 26. The pair, both transients, allegedly took 8 486 dollars and were arrested shortly after. Neal also faces charges in a separate Denver robbery.
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British doubt Russia has bigger nuclear submarine fleet
London based defense sources say Moscow exaggerates its claim of more and faster rocket-carrying subs than the United States. They note Russia uses varied range missiles on naval units, but no proof yet it matches or exceeds U S underwater launch capacity. Polar is a nuclear submarine. Earlier reports said Russia is building rocket subs may be entering service gradually.
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ASU Desert Biology Institute Sets Talks And Field Trip
The July 25-28 summer institute at Arizona State University features Dr Gordon L Bender discussing physiology of desert inhabiting invertebrates on Tuesday and water problems in Arizona on Wednesday. A three day Canyon de Chelly field trip in the Four Corners area runs Thursday through Saturday with ecologist Dr Philip Wells from the Mercury Test Site Las Vegas Nevada joining the group.
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United States presses allies for stronger defense to meet Berlin crisis
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with British, French and West German representatives to urge higher allied defense efforts aligning with President Kennedy’s plan to boost U S military manpower and alert level. He noted NATO unity is needed to counter intensified Soviet pressure and will pursue Paris NATO talks in August with foreign ministers.
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Big Jim Babinett Returns to Teaching in Toronto
Big Jim Babinett, once expelled from Lake Shore Teachers College for weighing 287 pounds, has been readmitted at 233 pounds and now starts as a public school teacher in Toronto in September. He has reduced to 235 pounds and was hired after the weight issue raised concerns about a pension liability.
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Kennedy Works On Message For Berlin Address
President Kennedy at his Hyannis Port seaside home refines a radio TV address to be delivered Tuesday. He plans to outline steps to strengthen U S defenses against Soviet threats in Berlin while enjoying a weekend boating interlude with Jacqueline and Caroline aboard the Marlin in Nantucket Sound.
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Verdict in Eichmann Case May Take Time
Jerusalem reports that the Eichmann trial nears its end with testimony wrapping up as Nazi defendant Adolf Eichmann, shaken and evasive, faces cross examination by Israeli Prosecutor Gideon Hausner. Judges Landau Raveh Halevi press for answers to show he acted without personal initiative.
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Swedish expert lectures on Cosmic Radiation at ASU
A Swedish authority will speak on Cosmic Radiation at Arizona State University July 25 27. Dr Sven Lennander of the University of Lund will discuss the topic from 1 30 to 2 30 p m on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday in room 100 of the Physical Sciences Building. The lectures are open to the public and sponsored by the National Science Foundation in connection with ASU summer institute in chemistry and physics.
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Berlin Crisis Dampens Stock Market Outlook
Berlin tensions weighed on stocks as the market stayed in a narrow range despite late rally hopes. Analysts warned of further declines amid US mobilization talks and French Tunisian disputes while earnings reports offered mixed signals and trading remained cautious.
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