U S Urges Practical Laos Peace Talks Over Propaganda
In Geneva US delegate W Averell Harriman told the Laos talks to drop propaganda and threats and join in paragraph by paragraph drafting for a peace settlement. He warned that continued military pressure risks undermining negotiations as the IC C reported renewed clashes at Patong, the fiercest since May 3.
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Funeral services for Daniel K. Kleen in Phoenix
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 30 a m in Palms Chapel Grimshaw Mortuary Phoenix for Daniel K Kleen 45 who died Monday at his home 7038 E Virginia Ave A native of Detroit he moved to the Valley in 1918 and was a truck driver and Teamsters Union member Survived by wife Sally three sons David Daniel and Charlie all of Scottsdale two daughters Mrs Madelynne French of California and Joyce Kleen of Phoenix his father Daniel Kleen a sister Mrs Hazel Davis and a brother Clarence Kleen all of Pomona California and three grandchildren
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Kennedy slips from White House for Potomac cruise
President Kennedy left the White House on Wednesday night for a brief Potomac cruise aboard a cabin cruiser with dinner guests aboard.
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Weather Outlook for Scottsdale and Region
Fair and hot today and Friday with highs near 114 in Scottsdale and 111 in surrounding areas. Lows around 72 Friday morning. 24 hour temperature readings list numerous cities from Albuquerque to Yuma with varied values.
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Kennedy administration seeks temporary debt ceiling rise to 298 billion
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 5 billion boost in the national debt limit to 298 billion for the coming fiscal year. The Treasury will run into a squeeze as Congress and the administration push to keep operations funded amid projected 3.7 billion deficit.
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Scottsdale Sees Rising Convention Interest From Hotels
Mrs. Roberta Ball notes hotel and resort revenue rising about 20 percent yearly and forecasts higher growth this year. Regional meetings surpass state conventions with Scottsdale hosting January steel plate fabricators and a major building convention. Government Property Surplus personnel and surplus dealers plan a convention at North Scottsdale Road Center on July 19 and 20.
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Paradise Valley Names Budget Director Amid Advisory Hire
Retired Navy Admiral Seldon B is appointed budget director for Paradise Valley by Mayor Pat Downey. Work on the town budget began this week with Town Clerk Helen Marston noting the plan to present the draft to the council June 27 at the town hall on Quail Run Road.
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Serfoma Club Extends Flag Sale Toward July Fourth
The Serfoma Club extends its house-to-house flag sale in Greater Scottsdale to July 4 as Floyd Vehl ing, Americanism Committee chairman, reports 5,090 flags expected by Independence Day. Volunteers faced kit shortages and neighbors were urged to prepare for continued distribution aided by Boy Scouts and emergency vehicles.
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Pilot Walks Away From Bad Landing At Phoenix
Zimmer, 4708 N 30th Place Phoenix, walked away uninjured after a Piper Cub nose over during a practice landing. The pilot had soloed a few days earlier and was performing takeoffs and landings when the nose wheel struck a bank, tipping the plane.
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Imprison U S Ambassador Amid Venezuela Student Unrest
In Baracas Venezuela students burn property as protests intensify around the imprisoned U S ambassador Teod Moscoso who states he was not harmed and was never in danger during the incident.
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