Background Noise Levels in Suburban Communities
A critic riffs on Lewis S. Goodfriend’s Acoustical Society study of over 100 suburbs, asserting suburban noise is ubiquitous. He mocks the 9 to 11:30 p.m. testing window and the Times report, calling suburbia a furnace of mowers, traffic, barking, and children at play.
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Millions Flock To View Pope's Body In Vatican City
At the Vatican Pope John XXIII lies in state as crowds surpass a million, near two million predicted, for a solemn viewing that runs through the night. The late pope’s will is released, gifting his modest possessions to three siblings, while preparations for his burial and the conclave to elect a new pope proceed.
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Temperatures Across Nation Reported by UPI
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. were reported by United Press International. The bulletin lists regional readings and notable weather patterns across major areas.
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Goldwater Cancels Los Angeles Rally Over GOP Sponsorship Feud
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater canceled an August 5 Dodger Stadium rally in Los Angeles due to a dispute between two local Republican groups. Goldwater refused to be drawn into the sponsorship fight between the California Young Republicans and the GOP County Central Committee, saying he wished to stay out of the conflict. The event had been booked to support his campaign and raise funds for Young Republicans.
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Local births and marriages listed in St. Joseph’s area record
The St. Joseph's area records note births at several hospitals on June 1 to June 4 including Kudla, Rose, Reynolds, Lawrence, Jones, Sims. plus Maricopa County licensing for multiple couples from Scottsdale, Phoenix, and nearby towns with ages ranging from 17 to 27 and addresses in Scottsdale and Phoenix. Public licenses list Ayers Sekan, Calvert Leticia Jones, Flood Hillier, Hylen Hinkle, Reger Nancy Baechlin, Theel Hall, Andrew Livols i, Ortega Linda Ortega, Stapleton Haefe le with several spouses from Phoenix, Lupton, Superior, and other localities.
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Scottsdale
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Fort McDowell
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Tall Tales and Theater Ties in Scottsdale
Mauri Carter of the Scottsdale Daily Progress and Gene Davis of Safe Way Store in Scottsdale share a reunion as Henry Hite, eight feet two inches, promotes Wilson's Corn King Meat Products at Safe Way Stores. The trio, longtime vaudeville veterans, recall 20 years of friendship.
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Castro offers to normalize Cuba relations on his terms
Fidel Castro proposed resuming diplomatic ties with the United States if Washington drops demands Cuba sever its communist links. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said communism in this hemisphere is not negotiable. Trade talks meanwhile opened between Benelux and Japan in Tokyo.
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House Approves Teacher Training Bill for Handicapped
A House education subcommittee on Wednesday approved a bill providing 34.5 million dollars to train teachers for physically and mentally handicapped children. The three year program aligns with President Kennedy’s education message this year and would direct funds to colleges for preparing special educators.
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Tory Scandal Deepens as Profumo Resigns in Lie Confession
London reports headline the resignation of War Minister John Profumo after admitting he lied to Parliament about his relationship with Christine Keeler. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faces a major political crisis during an election cycle, amid espionage and security leak concerns. Profumo cites protection of his wife and family for the misled statements.
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