President Kennedy Updates on Back Therapy During Canada Trip
Kennedy moves with crutches and swims in salt water as doctors report improving back condition. Diefenbaker sends telegrams from Ottawa expressing hope for full recovery and gratitude for Kennedy’s courtesy during the visit.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Harold Macmillan
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Kennedy
Diefenbaker
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Canada
Pleby
Unclear fragment reports air cargo incident
Fragmentary text mentions a Pacific area incident involving a U S Air eight and a 27 year old Peterson Elfrida and a 5 million plane carrying 34 tons of cargo from achika nd.
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United Nations Debate Over Portugal Angola Sanctions
The Portuguese ambassador Vasco Vieira Garin defended his government as fully legal and just, opposing UN council actions. Zorin warned that failure to comply could trigger further measures under the charter. Sanctions range from diplomatic breaks to trade boycotts, but are deemed unlikely in the Angola case.
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Council
Zorin
Security Council
Angola
Pershing Missile Scores Success in Atlantic Test
The Army’s Pershing missile launched a dummy warhead 175 miles into the Atlantic in light rain. It marked the 14th success in 17 tests and supports deployment as a Western defense weapon planned for Europe in 1962.
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Cape Canaveral
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Arizona Traffic Toll Reaches 199 For Year
United Press International reports Arizona’s traffic deaths total 199, up from last year. Two fatal crashes claim lives: Lionel Castleman, 50, of Yuma after leaving Arizona 95 and hitting a power pole. Ann Regan, 59, Bisbee and a Bisbee school teacher dies from injuries after a May 31 collision north of Maricopa.
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Merica Tour Officials Announce Nets Five Million Previus
Officials announce a five million dollar Nets related project amid pending details. The fragment suggests a high budget sports administration action affecting a team and venue plans.
Bus carrying laborers halted for safety violations
State Corporation Commission chairman EB Williams said a 28 capacity bus carried 42 passengers. inspector LS Adams reported the emergency door failed to open and multiple safety issues. the vehicle, owned and driven by M C Hardwick for a labor contractor, was halted near Peoria.
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Peoria
Bar Association Luau Planned for June 23
The county bar association will host a luau for members and guests at 8 p.m. June 23 at Mountain Shadows Resort northwest of Scottsdale. Polynesian and American dishes will be served, island music played. Philip E. von Ammon is chairman. Members pay six dollars per person.
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Fire damage and arson brush fires report across Phoenix area
A home on West Cambridge suffered interior and exterior damage after an Earl Lowe fuse box fire caused by evaporative cooler water overflow. Firefighters warn homeowners to inspect cooler setups. Police and Scottsdale officials search for two juveniles suspected of starting two brush fires near 76th and McDowell, both put out with no damage. a northeast Tempe grass fire at Prize and Transmission Roads sent smoke columns but caused no damage.
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Tempe
Actor Jeff Chandler Faces Setback After Infections
Culver City doctors report actor Jeff Chandler has developed an infection after three prior internal operations this month. The infection slows his recovery, according to the physician.
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Culver, City
Jeff Chandler
Freedom Riders Headed for Jackson Test of Segregation Laws
Five members of the Freedom Riders group began from Chicago and were joined in Nashville and headed toward Jackson to test segregated facilities. Riders expect arrest and jail rather than fines. Negro attorneys sought injunctions against segregation enforcement in Jackson federal court.
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Jackaeee
Chicago
Nashville
Cee
W. Darby
Freedom Riders Training School
Jackson
Justice Department
Montgomery
Ala
4 500 Expected At ASU Summer Session
ASU expects 4 500 registrants for the summer session. Dr Roy Oz Rice directs the program with Moeur Acti Memorial Union handling administration and materials distribution.
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Oz Rice
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Actithe, Memorial ‘Union
Public Invited to Tax Equalization Report in Scottsdale
Taxpayers in the Scottsdale area are invited to hear a report on tax equalization Monday at 8 p.m. at Toya School on 68th and Oak Streets. The meeting is sponsored by the Arizona Homeowners Association led by Jamies DeWitt. The group recently employed former county attorney Charles Stidnam to represent it in sessions with the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and the county board of equalization, contending residences are inequitably assessed compared with other properties.
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Toya” School
Andi Oak Sts
Arizona Home’ Owners’ Association
Jamies DeWitt
Phoenix
Charles Stidnam
Maricopa
Board of Supervisors
Board of Equalization
Fragmentary report of tandem-tank crash near Anthony Wayne Trail
A damaged section near the fringe of the city reports a tandem-tank jackknifed and catching fire before it exploded. About 15 homes in the area have been evacuated.
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Wayne
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