Kennedy outlines mid July talks on new test ban
President Kennedy announced a atmospheric test moratorium and new high level talks with Russia and Britain aimed at a nuclear test ban. Talks to open in Moscow in mid July with representatives chosen for trust and flexibility. He urged national unity on civil rights and decrying the arms race while warning against complacent peace.
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Sunny with high clouds and warm temperatures
Sunny with some high cloudiness today and tomorrow. Afternoon winds from the southwest 15 to 25 mph. Daytime highs near 96 and a low around 63 tomorrow.
A Whale Of A Wall Apprentice Bricklayers Build 09 Foot Wall
Thirty four apprentices spent Saturday building a nine foot wall on the Oak Street side of the Scottsdale Elks Club as part of an annual contest. The project used 18 000 bricks and 3 500 blocks and was sponsored by the Phoenix Bricklaying Joint Apprenticeship Committee. A four member union panel will choose first second and third year champions from the group with names to be announced later.
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Scottsdale Lowers Fire Rating Aims At Premium Savings
Scottsdale areas receive a lower fire grade from nine to six boosting home and business insurance. City council member Herb Caywood notes typical 10 percent yearly cuts, with a $9 saving for a $15 000 home under a standard plan. The move credits Rural Fire Department hydrant upgrades and area coverage.
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Hotta Pleads Innocent In Teamsters Case
Nashville Tennessee. James R. Hotta and 10 others pleaded innocent to federal charges of jury tampering in Hoffa’s $1 million conspiracy trial. Three stood mute. Hoffa attended with Ewms King and Harold Gibbons as defense motions were scheduled for July. Bail bonds remained at $10,000.
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Wilson Says Khrushchev Won’t Back Full Test Ban
British Labour Party Leader Harold Wilson said after a three hour talk with Premier Khrushchev in Moscow that there is no hope for a complete nuclear test ban agreement in the foreseeable future.
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Kennedy Meets Southern Senators on Civil Rights Plan
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy held a nearly two hour closed session with Southern senators at the Capitol to discuss upcoming civil rights legislation. He said final details remain unresolved and no conclusions have been reached. Senator Smathers predicted the Senate would enact the administration program this year despite potential Southern filibuster attempts.
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Negro Students Due Tomorrow at Alabama College
In Tuscaloosa a heavy security force including 800 police and 700 National Guardsmen surrounds the University of Alabama as two negro students Vivian Malone and James Hood face potential enrollment. Gov. Wallace plans to block entry while pledging lawful order. 15 white men were arrested and a cache of weapons seized. Special forces units trained at Fort Benning are on standby as the campus braces for a defining racial crisis.
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Annexation Part IV Fire Protection Costs in Scottsdale
In the annexation discussion, the Rural Fire Department projects Scottsdale will spend 51,000 dollars next year for fire protection, a per capita 1.4 cents based on 35,000 population. The city plans 100 hydrants at 42,000 dollars, with potential shifts if the six-square-mile east side is returned to Maricopa County.
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Star pitcher Denis DuNann plans medical career after no-hitters
Denis DuNann, a 14 year old Babe Ruth League star, has pitched three consecutive no hitters and aims to become a doctor. The feature includes story and pictures on Page 8.
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U.S. Attorney General Targets Gambling Under New Authority
The U S Attorney General announces a government drive against gambling, framed as a major new national campaign funded by congressional powers. The initiative aims to curb the largest source of underworld income and disrupt organized crime financing.
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Ferdnand Comic Debuts on Page 11
The silent comic character Ferdnand appears in a humorous strip starting today on page 11. Eyebrows raised, he navigates a wild series of misadventures that showcase his guarded expressiveness and clever escapes.
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