Washington powers turn to exercise craze across government
The piece charts a broad Washington fitness surge with President Kennedy and cabinet members like Robert Kennedy, Udall, Caplin, Goldberg, and Thurmond embracing daily workouts. It notes gymnasiums in Congress, a youth fitness push, and bipartisan zeal as officials trade weightlifting and outdoor activity for national stamina.
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Weather Roundup from UPI Temperatures and Rainfall
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24-hour period ending at 4 am are reported by United Press International. Data covers multiple regions with variations in highs and lows and includes rainfall totals for the period.
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United Press International
Market wait for tax word steers cautious New York trading
The market stayed on edge as a presidential decision on taxes loomed delaying decisive moves. US Steel and other leaders faced possible dividend actions, while traders eyed the potential earnings impact of tax policy and anticipated a narrow trading week with low volume.
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New York
Elephants Nabbed In Davenport After Breakaway
In Davenport Iowa three elephants from the Kelly Bros Circus escaped Friday and roamed residential streets before heading to a corn patch. Trainers and local police easily recaptured the elephants.
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Pyle Named TV City Official in Arizona
Thomas Pyle, nephew of former Governor Howard Pyle and ASU Tempe graduate, named studio manager of Television City Arizona Inc. He previously served as production coordinator for Depicto Films in New York and casting director for motion picture firms and ad agencies. He is also a Phoenix radio announcer and board member of Television City Arizona which began operations last week.
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Depicto Films Corporation
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Phoenix
AEC Explodes Nevada Device to Open Nuclear Test Series
The Atomic Energy Commission set off a low yield underground nuclear explosion at the Nevada test site. It marked the 47th test in the Nevada series begun last September, with 45 in the low yield range under 20 000 tons TNT.
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Thalidomide Crisis and Global Political Tensions
A review outlines thalidomide's birth defects linked dangers and a U S FDA decision crediting Dr Frances Kelsey for delaying approval. It also notes Algerian political moves toward a Castro style leadership, and Kennedy and Macmillan developments amid Cold War tensions.
New Residents For City On The Nuclear Scene
In this issue two contrasting items dominate. Bad news reports a failed high altitude nuclear test on Johnston Island with launch pad damage risking a halt to tests for the year. Good news notes progress toward a nuclear test ban and data review by President Kennedy that could yield a proposal the Soviet Union may find hard to refuse. Elsewhere Ahmed Ben Bella is mentioned. Birth announcements from Scottsdale include seven infants born at Good Samaritan and Doctors Hospital in Phoenix and Mesa Southside Hospital, with parents and addresses listed for each birth.
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Cosmos-7 Satellite Launch Extends Soviet Space Effort
Tass reports Cosmos-7, the seventh unmanned Cosmos satellite, launched to study radiation belts and space weather. The craft will relay data on space particles, radio waves, and clouds, aiding plans for a future manned flight. Cosmos-7 completes an Earth orbit in about 90.1 minutes.
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Youth 8 Dies From Refrigerator Play Accident
In Knoxville Tennessee Ernest Eugene Welcome eight suffocated when an abandoned refrigerator used by neighborhood children for a game called prison became a death chamber. Officials say he was likely forgotten by playmates during his turn in the game.
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Taxpayers vote to ban 1984 in Princeton schools
In Princeton Wisconsin a 275 member taxpayer group voted to ban George Orwell's 1984 from public schools. School Administrator R C Calhoun had not read the book but planned to read it and quipped it would likely become a best seller after the ban.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clue List
A compact listing of crossword clues across and down with varied word lengths and definitions including tactics for across entries such as tartan pattern and Indian mulberry and down clues covering more general terms like rents loads and mass and more
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Kennedy OKs 19.9 Million Flood Relief Across States
President Kennedy signed a supplemental bill approving 19.9 million dollars for eastern seaboard flood relief. Maryland receives 1.3 million, New Jersey 7.1 million, New York 3.5 million, Virginia 3.5 million, and Delaware 4.5 million.
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Strike vote gives Aerojet workers power to strike
Machinists at Aerojet General Corp in Sacramento authorized their negotiating committee to call a strike that could halt much of the U S aerospace work. About 5,000 votes favored the strike authority with 6 day extension of the current contract pending.
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Altitude Flop Delays Pacific Nuclear Test Series
Washington reports thursday's failure to launch a nuclear rocket complicates plans for the Pacific test series. Three months of tests have begun with Kennedy signaling a two to three month duration. Authorities say any new attempt at Johnston Island would require six to eight weeks at least. A rocket with its H-bomb payload was destroyed after the pad ignited. This marks the third failure in four near space tests as Russia plans a new series next month. U.S. defense and energy committees seek continued Johnston Island testing, while AEC's stance remains unclear.
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Senate subcommittee to probe strike blocking submarine work
A Senate investigations subcommittee will hold a hearing Monday to examine actions that may have blocked settlement of the strike halting work on 11 nuclear submarines. The session comes a day before 8,500 idle workers vote on a tentative union agreement.
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Two Licenses For Marriage In Mari Copa County
Two marriage licenses have been issued by Mari copa County to local couples. Michael Garden and Nancy Jo Lyon of Scottsdale are listed as applicants, as are Ming Lee of Los Angeles and Norma Lew of Scottsdale.
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Ming Lee
Los Angeles
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Italian metalworkers call one day strike
Leaders of about 900000 metalworkers in Italy call a one day strike to back higher wages and shorter hours after government mediated talks failed. Labor unrest has at times turned violent in recent months. Private industry unions led the walkout following the breakdown in talks.
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