Two Sisters Win Top Prizes in Freedom Essay Contest
Rebel Wineland age 13 and Tawn Wineland age 12 win first and second place in the Freedom Essay Contest hosted by Scottsdale Daily Progress Sertoma Club and Papago Plaza Shopping Center. Rebel receives a 200 dollar U S Savings Bond and Tawn a 100 dollar bond while Carol Olson 16 of 121 E Willetta gets a 50 dollar bond.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Sertoma Club
Scottsdale
Papago Plaza
Rebel
Tawn Wineland
Ernest J. Wineland
E. Latham
Pima
U.S
Carol Olson
E. Willetta
Phoenix Union High School
Earl L. Olson
Fannin
Floyd Wehling
Scottsdale Sertoman Club
Tawn
Rebel Wineland
Trains Collision Near Macon Injures 53
The Central of Georgia Nancy Hanks passenger train collided head on with a 55 car freight train at Griswoldville switch station about 10 miles east of Macon Georgia. Fifty three people were injured none seriously. Engineer George B Wheeler aged 66 was among the injured and listed in good condition with head injuries and cuts.
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Macon
UPI
Central of Georgia
Nancy Hanks
Griswoldville
Macon General Hospital
George B. Wheeler
Wheeler
City Council Approves Officials to Attend Municipal Association Meeting
City leaders authorize Mayor Mort Kimsey and Councilman John Marron to attend the American Municipal Association annual meeting in Seattle at tax payer expense. Final cost postponed after Art Petersen objections. Bob McNutt estimates about 200 dollars per delegate. Marron serves on the association's tax committee.
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Mort Kimsey
John Marron
American Municipal Association
Art Petersen
Bob McNutt
Thorugh
Seattle
Wash
Marron
Bill Flanigan
Palm tree workman electrocuted by 7200 volt line
James Clubb age 26 died after touching a 7200 volt power line while trimming a palm tree in Phoenix. He worked with his brother in law James Mangus and a man named R D Patterson at the scene. He arrived dead at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Phoenix
Tpi
James Clubb
Good Samaritan Hospital
Clubb
James Mangus
R.D. Patterson
Neighbors report dirty water. county clarifies well waste action
Edward Johnson of 1222 E cho Vista Lane told the Daily Progress residents faced dirty water with flecks of dirt, especially in evenings. The county health department corrected yesterday’s statement, saying the Indian Bend Company was not ordered to divert water from the new well, the action being voluntary.
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Edward Johnson
E.cho Vista Lane
Daily Progress
County Health Department
Indian Bend
Department
Scottsdale Youths Urge Defense of Freedom Through Education
A historical youth essay stresses freedom as essential and urges youth to study government, current events, and history. It advocates education from grade school through college to prepare for voting, leadership, and national defense, framing responsibility and civic engagement as keys to a free nation.
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Joneses
Free
America
Acute Drought Pressures Arizona Herds Across Counties
Officials warn drought remains severe despite scattered rains. Cattle herds in Greenlee Graham and Gila counties may be sold or shipped to feeding areas if conditions persist seven to eight weeks, with Santa Cruz and Cochise counties already starting culls. County and state agencies consider disaster relief.
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Phoenix
APS
Arizona
Greenlee
Graham
Gila
Tom Beatty
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Santa Cruz
Cochise
Britain unveils drastic austerity budget with tax hikes
Britain announces a 10 percent rise in excise taxes a 20 percent cut in foreign spending and first capital gains tax as part of a deep austerity package. Chancellor Selwyn Lloyd says belt tightening is needed to revive exports and curb home consumption.
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London
UPI
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Lloyd
Sir Winston Churchill
NATO Alliance
Atlantic Alliance
Lloyd's
Girl Near Death After Beating Rape And Shooting In Missouri
A 13 year old girl from Wichita was beaten raped and shot near Joplin Missouri. Doctor John L Tsang performed head surgery but condition remained very critical. Suspect Charles Harvey Odom 29 ex convict was charged with rape and held without bail. Police found a bloody rock blood stained clothes a pistol and a dog car seat details described in initial report.
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Springfield
UPI
John L. Tsang
Lisa Schuh
Wichita
Kan
Joplin
Charles Harvey Odom
Odom
Lisa
Bernon Stevens
Kansas
U S Will Shoot More Sky Spies Despite Protest
UPI reports Defense Department officials plan to launch the Samos satellite despite Soviet protests calling it an act of aggression. They deny magazine timing but say the mission is a month or two away and would photograph the Soviet Union and detect missile launches. Red Star notes Midas infrared sensor satellite already passes Russian airspace.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Russia
Samos
Soviet Union
Red Star
Midas
UN Chief seeks face saving fix for Bizerte crisis
Dag Hammarskjold met with Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba to map a settlement between France and Tunisia over the Bizerte naval base. An uneasy truce holds as talks continue, with both sides pressing to withdraw to pre conflict positions amid fears of renewed fighting.
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Tunis
Tunisia
UPI
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
France
Bizerte
Hammarskjold
Habib Bourguiba
U.N
Mediterranean
Sahara Desert
Algeria
Marijuana Patch Found In Phoenix Yard
Police found marijuana growing in a Phoenix yard near Ith Street and Mohave. Officers estimated the plants could yield 600 to 800 cigarettes and held an estimated value near $1,000. No arrests were made and the plants were destroyed.
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Phoenix
UPI
Ith Street
Mohave
Husband Wife Doctor Team To Open Scottsdale Practice
A Brooklin couple who met during medical school plan to open a obstetrics and gynecology practice as a husband and wife team in Scottsdale on August 1. Dr. Henry Reuss and his wife will base operations at Papago Medical Center 119 W McDowell with the wife continuing part time at the county health department clinic. The pair, SUNY medical graduates 1955 and 1956, have lived at Williams Air Force Base where he led obstetrics and gynecology, and will reside at 6902 E Oak with Suzane and Judith in their family.
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Henry Reuss
Reuss
Arizona
Brooklin
Scottsdale
Papago Medical Center
W. McDowell
Williams Air Force Base
Wellbaby Clinic
County Health Department
Drs
Henry
Phyllis Reuss
New York
Medical
House Majority Says Its Bill Ends Leasing
Arizona House leadership rejects claims that the liquor reform bill fails to end liquor license leasing. They say the bill prohibits future leasing and preserves existing contracts due to constitutional limits on terminating leases before expiration.
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House
Arizona House of Representatives
Arizona
Hungarian Soldiers Flees to Austria for Asylum
Two uniformed Hungarian soldiers escaped into Austria on Sunday and sought political asylum, officials said Monday night. The move underscores tensions along the border amid regional unrest.
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Vienna
UPI
Austria
Californians Die In Wreck In Kaibab Area
A Fremont man John Wilkinson 45 and his wife Hazel 41 of California died in a Kaibab area auto crash Monday afternoon. Their two children Patricia June 17 and John Dale were seriously injured and hospitalized in Kanab Utah and Kaab Hospital.
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Jacob Lake
UPI
Fremont
Calif
Here
Hazel
Gertrude Wilkinson
John
Kanab
Utah
Arizona Highway Patrol
Wilkinson
John Dale
Patricia June
Kaab Hospital
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Rane
Thug
Dr. Reuss
State University of New York College of Medicine
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Englewood
N.J
Suzane 4
Judith
E. Oak
FSLIC
Scottsdale Savings and Loan
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale, Arizona
Kaibab
Paradise Pharmacy
Istave
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Ory Ert TS
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S. Scottsdale Road
the Saddle Shop
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