Erhard Plans Canada Visit Amid Mixed Expectations
Bonn reports that Ludwig Erhard begins a five day trip to Canada and the United States, seeking meaningful dialogue despite doubts about dramatic outcomes. He travels by chartered air, with a stop in Ottawa, noting value in the journey for postwar ties and economic talks.
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Harry E Crisp Rites Conducted
Funeral services for Harry Elmer Crisp 74 were held at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Survivors include wife Loretta Crisp son Glenn J Crisp brother Ralph Crisp sister Chira Mredeett and five grandchildren. Born in Quincy Town he moved to Scottsdale from Superior Wisconsin and worked in construction and was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America and the AFL CIO Construction Local.
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Chira Mredeett
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Modern Woodmen of America
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Justice Dept Eyes Ruling on Communist Party Case
The Justice Department weighs a possible ruling on continuing efforts to force the Communist party to register under the 1950 Internal Security Act. The Supreme Court blocked an urgent appeal, with the appeals court saying the government may seek a trial to prove registrability by a non self incriminating individual. Earlier the party faced a $120,000 fine.
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Markets show mixed closes with several volume movers
New York stock prices were mixed as airlines and electronics led rallies while steel and auto shares eased. Pent up moves by Pan American and Northwest contrasted with declines in Bethlehem Steel and Allied. The market also noted gains for IBM Honeywell RCA and Texas Instruments alongside oil and chemical names. In legal actions, the Supreme Court refused to reconsider a contempt ruling involving Barnett Johnson, and several cases touched on securities acts tax challenges and Love Field jet runway opposition.
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Idaho
Dallas
James P. Donovan
Love Field
Mental Health Film Program At Scottsdale Church
A mental health program with a screening of The 91st Day will be held at 7:30 tomorrow evening at Scottsdale Presbyterian Church 3421 N Hayden Rd Dr Samuel Wick former director of the Arizona State Hospital will speak National Educational Television produced the film a dramatic case study of mental illness its treatment and impact on family and friends The event is sponsored by the Church and Society Committee of the Scottsdale United Presbyterian Church and is open to the public without charge.
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Tito Tito Agree On Unity In World Communist Ranks
Premier Khrushchev and Yugoslav President Tito wrapped talks in Leningrad calling for unity amid Sino Soviet quarrel splits. Khrushchev returns to Moscow by train while Tito flies to Belgrade after a Helsinki visit.
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Arias Out of Danger After Panama City Shooting
Former Panamanian ambassador to London Roberto Arias was shot four times in an electoral feud and is reported out of danger after surgery. His wife Dame Margot Fonteyn said a bullet from the chest remains but harmless. shooter Alfredo Jimenez surrendered to police after the incident following a dispute over last month's National Assembly election.
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National Assembly
Local Births And Marriages Notice
THE RECORD Births listed for June 9 at Baptist Hospital Exeter and June 6 7 at St Josephs Exeter and 33 14 N 82nd Pl Scottsdale. The Maricopa County Clerk issues marriage licenses for Richard D Hughes 30 Phoenix and Nancy Ruth Moser 21. Peter M Johnson 24 Phoenix and Claudia D Cooley 18 Scottsdale. John Marshall Tincher 21 Inglewood California and Cora Mae Womack 20 Scottsdale.
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Claudia D. Cooley
Scattsdale
John Marshall Tincher
Inglewood
Calif
Cora Mae Womack
School aid tax equalization petition drive gains pace
All-Out Drive Tucson announced a final push this week to secure 54 800 signatures to place the measure on November ballots. Drive coordinator Mrs Walter Harley and Pueblo High principal Elbert Brooks urged volunteers in Phoenix and downtown stores with a July 3 deadline. Mayor Lew Davis and City Council members joined in support.
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Pueblo High School
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