Supreme Court rules on Communist party registration and activity
The Supreme Court in two 5-4 rulings upheld government powers under the 1940 Smith Act. The party must register officers and members with the Justice Department while prosecutions for active membership can proceed if intent and knowledge exist. Dissenters challenged the rulings.
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Stevenson Opens Talks On Latin American Economy In Venezuela
Adlai E. Stevenson began a three week South American tour with an off the record briefing at the American Embassy in Caracas. He then dined with Ambassador Moscoso and Venezuelan Foreign Minister Marcos Falcon and cabinet members at the ambassadorial residence to discuss U S plans for economic aid under the Alliance for Progress and Venezuela’s push to build up its economy and industries seeking long term financial assistance.
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U.S
Latin America
Venezuela
Zoning Hearings Set By Scottsdale Planning Panel
Scottsdale Planning and Zoning Commission holds public hearings at 7:30 tonight on two East Indian School Road parcels. One Rogers Lane site seeks rezoning from residence A to residence B to allow apartments. Jets on Scottsdale Parkway faces commercial A zoning. Red Dog Saloon seeks a use permit to permit dancing on premises.
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Scottsdale
Vienna talks seen as first step toward dialogue says Khrushchev
London reports that Western diplomats and many Americans view Khrushchev’s Vienna summit as a staged success for domestic purposes. The Russian press calls it the beginning of a dialogue toward resolving international problems, while the United States notes two concrete gains. Kennedy is helped by Khrushchev’s nod on a Laos cease fire but remains wary of broader concessions.
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UPS
Nikita ‘ Khrushchev
Vienna
Khrushchev
Laos
Kennedy
Girl Scratched by Sickly Cat In Neighborhood Incident
Tracy Olson, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Olson, 327 West North Lomaland Drive, rushed to a doctor's office after being scratched on the back by a stray cat in the front yard. The animal appeared ill and was impounded for county humane authorities.
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Ted Olson
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County Humane
Brainwashing Tactics Used On Castro Prisoners
Washington dispatch reports Fidel Castro faced alleged brainwashing attempts as two day deadline loomed for a U S offered exchange. A reliable source says Castro sought to keep prisoners by offering jobs and land if they stayed in Cuba and accepted the proposal.
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UPI
Fidel
Castro
U.S
Cuba
Gunman Robs State Treasurer’s Office in Phoenix
A gunman robbed the Arizona State Treasurer’s Office in the state Capitol complex around 12 20 PM today taking an estimated six to eight thousand dollars. The suspect, about 31 or 32, wore Levi’s brown shirt and brown cap with dark hair and long sideburns. Deputy Treasurer J P Finch said the man entered on the ground floor demanded money, and after initially being uncertain, Finch handed over the cash from a drawer.
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Phoenix
UPI
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Levis
J. P. Finch
Finch
Kennedy and Macmillan Call for Vienna Cease Fire
London reports President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan urging a cease fire in Vienna. The leaders spoke for about three hours and twenty minutes, with only brief private moments apart.
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London
UPI
Kennedy
Hazel Macmillan
Vienna
Goldwater Doubts Liberal Conservative Ticket Blend
Goldwater said Sunday he doubts a liberal could join the Republican ticket as second, noting he is not seeking office now and could do more for the nation as a senator. He questioned Kennedy's Paris trip and De Gaulle’s Berlin stance, and asked who came off air cover during the Castro invasion attempt.
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Goldwater
U.S
Purchase funds distributed as escrow records deed
Cues with the purchase led McNutt and Kimsey Lee to pay the first 10000 dollars. The payment was distributed to Mrs Nigh after escrow and the deed was recorded. Money for land came from the sever sion fund and will be used for expansion. the monthly amount is 2000 dollars.
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Kimsey Lee
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