Bolivian Martial Law Reports Arrests After Plot Charge
In La Paz a state of emergency was declared by the MNR amid martial law rumors. Sources say at least 25 alleged plotters were arrested and union leaders Treneo Pimentel and Federico Escolar Jimenez were among those taken into custody.
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Dog May Go Blind If Not Found
Pet dog Peppy, a two year old male weighing about seven pounds, has an eye condition that could cause blindness if untreated. Last seen Friday afternoon near the home of Mrs Titksey at WH 6082. Anyone with information on Peppy's whereabouts is asked to call.
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Sertoma Club Plans Flag Day Installation Night Event
Sertoma Club to install officers Saturday night at 6:30 pm at the Convention Center North Scottsdale Road. Members and Scottsdale Daily Progress push for flag displays in front of businesses ahead of Flag Day June 14. a $10 flag kit is offered.
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Anti-Red Ship Rule Rescinded
Washington report notes the department statement that American unloading equipment could not be exported, signaling a rescission of the anti red ship rule and a shift in export policy.
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Arizona State Plans New Skyline Conference Involvement
Arizona State University President Homer Durham announced plans to issue letters to presidents about forming a new Skyline Conference. ASU would honor current commitments with Border Conference schools while others such as Utah Brigham Young University New Mexico and Wyoming consider joining.
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Metal worker to be honored at Scottsdale dinner
Richard Carroll, a Scottsdale sheet metal apprentice in his third year of a four year program, recently won a national craftsmanship contest and will be honored at a dinner at the Adams Hotel in Phoenix on June 16.
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Boundary dispute settlement faces delayed action in California Arizona border case
Today the Assembly's interim committee referred a boundary settlement resolution to a one year study. The plan, proposed by Gordon Cologne and backed by Sen. Stanford Shaw, would place the state line along the river mid channel with exceptions near Yuma. The action was postponed at Shaw's request.
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Actors Equity Signs Pact Outlawing Segregation in Shows
Actors Equity reaches a new contract with 54 producers banning segregated or restricted performances. The pact retroactive to April 1964 covers Canada and the United States, shaping Broadway talks with the League of New York Theaters and influencing industrial shows.
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Unclear fragmentary political remarks cited
Fragmentary text references President Arturo Castro and 4200 Cuban prisoners with questions about tax deductions. No coherent event or date. Context unreliable.
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Washington to Host Italian Premiere Dinner Night
Washington schedules Sunday night prep for Monday arrival of Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani. Kennedy urges Americans to support the Big Brother Movement and aid foreign students by taking on unrewarding tasks to combat juvenile delinquency.
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Water Meeting Postponed By City Officials
Water department meeting postponed one week as city officials request delay. City Manager Bob McNutt and planning commission members plan a final review this evening on the proposed city zoning map.
Rioters, law actions mark Alabama and North Carolina clashes
Reports show rider clashes at the May 20 bus station riot scene with Claude news team blamed as riot leader. Judge Spencer warned maximum penalties including $200 fines and four jail terms for future riders. White teen crowds at Trinity North Carolina sparked nightly patrols after a white Negro confrontation, with police issuing traffic citations amid tense race tension.
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