Iran says rioting crushed as troops keep shoot to kill order
Iran's military governor Gen Nassiri said religious rioting that lasted four days was crushed and that he is confident order is restored while the shah's army retains the shoot to kill order. He cited further clashes in Shiraz with a total toll of 86 dead and 193 injured. Martial law continues for about a month to allow military courts to try about 200 detainees.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Nematollah Nassiri
Nassiri
Shiraz
Profumo
Wilson
Labor Party
Guides Carry Everest Man To A Hospital
American climber Luther G. Jerstad was carried by Nepalese Sherpa guides toward Katmandu for frostbitten toes after a failed radio evacuation. Doctors report Bishop and Unsoeld improving, while Hornbein survived a cold night after the summit push.
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Everest
Katmandu
Nepal
Jerstad
Eugene
Ore
Bishop
Lasceld
12 Month School Year Proposed for Maricopa County
Barney Burns urges consolidation of 64 districts and a 12 month school year to cut education costs. He tells 350 Republican precinct committeemen that unified districts would reduce salary and program disparities and boost facility capacity by one third while preserving a three month summer break at staggered times.
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Phoeonix
UPI
Maricopa County
Barney Burns
Board of Supervisors
Burns
Republican Precinct
Udall Reports Land Requests Are Withdrawn in Arizona
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall announced that 14 591 acres of public lands near Phoenix have been withdrawn from patent applications after a year long probe into suspected gold salting. Corporations abandoned the patent bids while maintaining their placer mining claims and a criminal case against Dale Moran continues.
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Washington
UPI
Stewart L. Udall
Arizona
Moran
Phoenix
Udall
Department
Scottsdale zoning hearing on Hinton Osborn parcels
The mayor and council of Scottsdale Arizona will hold a public hearing to consider rezoning two parcels in Security Acres Amended from R1 17 SINGLE RESIDENTIAL to C-4 GENERAL COMMERCIAL. Residents are invited to attend Friday June 21 1943 at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers 131 E Main. Publication June 7 1963.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
City of
Hinton Avenue
Osborn Road
E Main
William Schrader
Propose Limit On Term For Next FBI Chief
The Senate Judiciary Committee backed a 15 year term limit for the next FBI director bypassing J Edgar Hoover era tenure. If approved by Congress the director would be appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate and barred from renomination after the 15 year term. Salary would stay at 22 000 dollars per year.
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FBI
Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Congress
Senate
U.S. Recognizes Togo Government After Elections
The United States recognized the Togo government led by President Nicholas Grunitzky after elections and a May constitutional referendum. The State Department said the move reflects a basic democratic rule and commitments to international obligations.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Togo
State Department
Nicholas Grunitzky
Wheat income boost eyed via wheat feed grain interchange
The report indicates Agriculture Secretary Freeman may authorize using a wheat feed grain interchange to lift the 1964 wheat crop value by 200 to 300 million dollars. The move would cushion growers after rejecting price supports tied to production controls. no final decision has been made.
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Washington
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
Congress
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Two Light Planes Reach North Pole Deep Arctic Flight
Two Cessna 180 airplanes piloted by Robert Fischer and Cliff Alderfer landed May 24 at the North Pole, marking the deepest known Arctic Ocean entry by light aircraft. They are civilians attached to the Navy Arctic Research Laboratory at Barrow, Alaska.
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Washington
UPI
North Pole
Arctic Ocean
Navy
Robert Fischer
Cliff Alderfer
Arctic Research Laboratory
Barrow
Alaska
Scottsdale Man Reassigned to Luke AFB After Course Completion
Captain Clifford J. Mader of Scottsdale is reassigned to Luke AFB Ohio after completing the base procurement management course at the Air Force Institute of Technology Logistics School.
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Wright - Patterson Afb
Ohio
Clifford J. Mader
Scottsdale
Luke Afb
Air Force Institute of Technology
Labour demands full probe into Profumo scandal in England
Britain's Labour party called for a parliamentary inquiry into Profumo's resignation amid a sex scandal linking his alleged proprieties with Christine Keeler and her ties to a Soviet attache. Prime Minister Macmillan ordered secret service review as Keeler's circle drew scrutiny.
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England
London
UPI
Britain
Labor Party Today
John Profumo
Profumo
Queen Elizabeth
Wilson
Labor Party
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Moscow
Secret Service
West Indies
Macmillan
Scotland
Hearings On Insecticides Delayed Until Next Week
Senate Commerce Committee delayed a hearing on insecticide legislation and Interior Secretary Udall and science adviser Wiesner are expected to testify next week. Rachel Carson urged more research on chemicals due to unknown effects. Wiesner warned of possible dangers similar to radioactive fallout amid limited data.
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Washington
UPD
Stewart L. Udall
Jerome B. Wiesner
Rachel Carson
Wiesner
Congress
Cave explorers survive flood in Loire cavern near Lyons
Three of five young cave explorers escaped a 311 foot shaft in Vallon Pont d Arc France after being trapped by a rising river. One fellow diver drowned and a fifth man, Bernard Rassy, remains missing as searches were suspended. The three survivors Emile Cheilletz Jacques Delacour and Alain Besacier were hospitalized and described the perilous crawl to daylight. Jean Dupont 21 was swept earlier and later declared drowned.
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Vallon Pont D’arc
France
UPI
Lyons
Emile Cheilletz
Jacques Delacour
Alain Besacier
Jean Dupont
Dupont
Bernard Rassy
Koval Ranks High on Stanford Test
David F. Koval of Scottsdale won honorable mention in the 1963 Stanford University Competitive Examination in Mathematics. He ranked among the top 20 of 650 high school students who took the test on March 23 across Arizona Oregon California and Washington.
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David F. Koval
Scottsdale
Stanford University
Koval
Arizona
Oregon
California
Washington
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U.S
Barry Bishop
Washington, D.C
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Corvallis
Jerstand
Thomas F. Hornbein
San Diego
Dorothy JT. Ketchum
U. S
Luke
Harold Wilson
Harold Macmillan
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
Gordon
Ernest Goodman Roberts
Senate Commerce Committee
Charles A. Vanik
DO Io
House Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Stanford
Guggy
Fashion Square
Scottsdale Rd
State of
Sonora
EW Studios
NC Rene
Rene Ag Neato
Schafer’s
Corral
Pima Plaza
Assret
Phoenix - McLeod
E. Stetson
Trader VII
W. Fifth Ave
Indian Bend Country Club
Bill Stafford
Pima Rd
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