Deep North Korea incursion kills third American GI
UPI reports North Korean soldiers killed the third American in two days in a hour long clash six miles north of the DMZ. Two North Koreans and a South Korean policeman also died, with UNC stating the battle required crossing the DMZ and Imjin River.
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Seoul
UPI
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UNC
Munsan-Ni
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Imjin River
U.S. 1St Cavalry
1St Cavalry Division
U.S
Police Probing Child Neglect Case After Fire
Investigation into alleged child neglect in Scottsdale underway after police questioned a 14 year old girl caring for six siblings aged 22 to 12. Mattress fire at home found Sunday morning. siblings may have started blaze with matches and candles. Parents were away on vacation to Colorado.
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Scottsdale
Colorado
Scottsdale man charged after belt beating of 17 year old
A 38 year old Scottsdale man Charles W. Stone was charged with aggravated assault after allegedly whipping 17 year old Michael A. Wood with a belt during a 9:30 p.m. dispute. Wood treated for cuts and bruises. Stone posted 500 bond and was freed. Stone initially claimed self defense and later said he thought the boy had a knife. Wood’s mother was not injured.
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Scottsdale
Charles W. Stone
E. Mitchell
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Stone
Michael A. Wood
FE. Mitchell
Wood
Tempe Police Chases Sting Ray Through Valley Streets
Tempe police pursued a speeding Sting Ray at 100 mph through Scottsdale and Tempe before losing the driver near 44th Street and Indian School Road. The vehicle repeatedly stopped to bait pursuing units, then sped away. Scottsdale later checked a matching car with four front-seat occupants and forwarded details to Tempe authorities.
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Scottsdale
Hayden
Thomas Road
Granite Reef
MacDonald
Tatum Boulevard
Phoenix
44Th Street
Indian School Road
Group To Hire Lawyer Fight Airfield Plan
Desert Estates Property Owners Association will hire an attorney to represent members in a potential dispute with Scottsdale over a municipal airfield near Thunderbird Field. The board will circulate homeowner questionnaires within five miles to gauge opinions and consult FAA officials about alternative sites while noting the project remains in early planning.
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Desert Estates Property Owners Association
Scottsdale
Seymour Petrovsky
Association
Thunderbird Field
Bell Road
Scottsdale Road
Petrovsky
Federal Aviation Agency
Reds Increase Tension At India Border
Reports from Asia indicate rising military tensions near the India border as Red troops concentrate but official sources seek to downplay the incipient danger. A separate quake report from Iran notes casualties and relief efforts near Bandar Abbas while Skopje faces major ground cracks and ongoing rescue operations.
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Skopje
UPI
Managers Trial Ends In Scottsdale Case
The Scottsdale city court heard closing testimony in the trial of two country club managers Richard Maynes of Tucson and George Harrington of Arizona. Jurors were to decide on counts including drunken and disorderly conduct and simple battery after a January incident at the French Quarter nightclub.
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Fenton McDonough
Nfmahawan Af
UCU RC
Richard Maynes
Tucson
Maynes
McDonough
George Harrington
Arizona Country Club
Harrington
Richard O'Hara
Grace Douthitt
O'Hara
O’hara
Gene Lehfelt
Phony Signatures Sent For FBI Investigation
Tucson detectives report irregular signatures on petitions for the September 17 primary have been turned over to the FBI. 205 signatures on Democratic state representative Tony Carrillo and seven Ward One Democratic committeemen are in question, with further discrepancies on petitions for Gordon Kipps and Carlos LaValle. Pima County Attorney Norman Green forwarded the filings to the FBI lab in Washington for examination and comparison to verify authenticity, with prosecution decisions pending FBI results.
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Tucson
FBI
Tony Carrillo
Pima County
Ward One
Carrillo
Gordon Kipps
Carlos LaValle
Norman Green
National Crime Laboratory
Washington
Scandal Impression Hits Britain Judge Says Ward Trial
Justice Sir Archie Marshall told the jury in the Stephen Ward morals case that Britain had earned the world’s view of a sink of iniquity. He noted the trial has attracted unprecedented notoriety and prepared to deliver his charge as the prosecution finished its summation.
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London
UPI
Archie Marshall
Stephen Ward
Britain
Spy Is Granted Soviet Citizenship and Asylum
Izvestia announced that H. A. R. Philby, the so called third man in the Burgess MacLean spy case, has been granted Soviet citizenship and political asylum in Russia. Philby disappeared from Beirut in January and his whereabouts remained unknown until the Izvestia disclosure. The British government had said he warned diplomats Guy Burgess and Donald MacLean they were to be picked up by British agents. The two later appeared in Moscow.
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Moscow
UPI
H. A. R. Philby
Britain
Russia
Izvestia
Philby
Beirut
Lebanon
Foreign Office
Guy Burress
Donald MacLean
Debt Limit Kept By House Ways & Means Committee
The committee approved a stop gap bill to keep the national debt ceiling at 309 billion through November 30, rejecting a 307 billion temporary ceiling. The action follows a Kennedy administration request and sets the current 306 billion level to fall to 285 billion on September 1 without further action. Treasury Secretary Dillon urged a higher limit by mid autumn to continue paying bills.
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Washington
UPI
House Ways & Means Committee
Congress
House
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Weather outlook with warm to hot conditions and storms
Occasional clouds continue with four to ten chances of afternoon or evening thunderstorms tomorrow and briefly strong winds. Temperatures remain hot with a high near 106 and a low around 78. Monday's high reached 102 and the morning low was 83.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Police Set Roadblocks In Salt River Valley To Check Licenses
State driver licensing chief Earl O'Clair announced roadblocks will be set up Wednesday in the Salt River Valley to check drivers credentials. Locations are undisclosed and roadblocks will continue through the week to determine whether motorists have valid operators licenses.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Police Get New Insignia This Week
Scottsdale officers receive updated arm patches and badges to identify them as Scottsdale Police Department personnel rather than marshal’s office members. The change, approved by Police Chief Walter C. Nemetz, aims to prevent confusion with U.S. Marshals. The shift follows Scottsdale’s 1961 charter change from town to city and adjusts titles on badges and stationery to reflect police department status.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Police Department
Marshal's Office
Walter C. Nemetz
U.S
West
Army
Ariz
Marshall
POW WOWSURGES UNITY AMONG TRIBES IN MEETING
Navajo chairman Raymond Nakai and White Mountain Apache chairman Lester Oliver urged wider unity among Indian tribes after a historic White River meeting. They said a united bloc could press for legislation benefiting all tribes if Indians work together.
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White River
UPI
White Mountain
Raymond Nakai
Lester Oliver
Nakai
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