Tereshkova Closest Near Rendezvous With Bykovsky in Orbit
Valentina Tereshkova flew within about three miles of Lt Col Valery Bykovsky during their twin Vostok orbits Sunday. Soviet scientists adjusted the trajectory to report the near rendezvous, though officials said no linked-up maneuvers were planned. Tereshkova, noted for makeup in space, and Bykovsky continued their independent missions in top condition.
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Tadaw
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Tereshkova
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Khrushchev
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Tass
Yuri Gagarin
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Soape Funeral for Soape in Arizona
Funeral services for Glendell M. Soape 25 of 6613 E Wilshire Dr will be tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Soape, an insurance salesman and father of three, was found murdered May 25 near Tucson with robbery as the motive. He was identified by Scottsdale police and his car found near the Clown's Den after cashing a $240 check May 22. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park Phoenix. Survivors: wife three daughters and his parents.
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Soape
Tucson
Scottsdale
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Moore
Phoenix
Pima County
Billings
Mont
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
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Beth
Denise
Donse Soape
Greenwood Memorial Park
Kenneth Stevens
Kennedy civil rights program to go to Congress after modifications
President Kennedy plans to send his civil rights package to Congress Wednesday after Republican and Democratic leaders reach agreement on key points. Senate leaders said modifications were discussed following a White House conference with Kennedy. The proposed measures include banning segregation in interstate commerce venues, enabling the attorney general to sue for school integration, and standardizing voter literacy tests. Kennedy will also meet clergy including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as liberal senators push around the clock sessions to overcome Southern obstruction.
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Martin Luther King
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Supreme Court upholds neutrality in school prayers ruling
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 1 decision with Justice Stewart dissenting, ruled that opening prayers and Bible readings in public schools violate the First and Fourteenth Amendments. Justice Clark wrote the majority, rejecting government endorsement of religion and emphasizing state neutrality in religious matters.
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Stewart
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Pennsylvania
Edward L. Schempp
Abington High School
Philadelphia
Two Men Wounded In Gun Mishaps
Two men were injured in separate accidental shootings Saturday. Gary Warner, 22, of 2312 E Filmore Phoenix and Robert L. Szymarek, 36, of 57 S Pueblo were listed in fair condition in Scottsdale hospitals. Warner was shot with a .38 police revolver at 5 30 p m when the guard at Scottsdale East let the hammer slip. Ted Ruth the guard and a friend of Warner was held for investigation.
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E. Filmore
Phoenix
Robert L. Szymarek
S. Pueblo
Scottsdale
Warner
Scottsdale East
Hayden Road
Ted
Ruth
Traffic Toll Soars To 233
Arizona road accidents killed eight persons over the weekend and one today, raising the 1963 highway death toll to 233. An Arizona couple died in Nevada Sunday, and nine Arizonans have died within the state. Ruth and Warner are involved in an assault case, with Ruth held for investigation and Warner hospitalized after a self-inflicted gun accident. Szymarek was shot when a pistol fell from a closet shelf and fired. he is recovering at Baptist Hospital.
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Warner
E. Filmore
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Vandals Loot Scottsdale School District Equipment Yard
Police report a burglary at Scottsdale High School equipment yard on 210 E Indian School Road. Thieves scales the fence and stole 13 fire extinguishers from buses eight wheels and tires from driver training cars and tools totaling 850 dollars. Damage includes a smashed station wagon and sprayed extinguisher chemical inside multiple vehicles. The total loss is about 1200 dollars. The act occurred between midnight and 8 a.m. Saturday and was reported later that night.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
E. Indian School Road
Labor Leader Opens Debate on Britain Sex and Security Scandal
Harold Wilson demands an unprecedented Commons debate as Britain faces a sex and security scandal. Prime Minister Macmillan seeks a confidence vote amid Profumo affair fallout, with Conservative support and Labor focus on security concerns shaping the crisis.
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UFL
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Britain
Bate
John Profumo
House of Commons
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Daily Herald
Macmillan
Atlantic Alliance
Shutouts Open Season Against Meig and Fallis Babe Ruth
Scottsdale youth team Shutouts begin their first game today versus Meig and Fallis Babe Ruth squad. Page 7.
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Meig & Fallis
Babe Ruth
Goldwater to resist nomination pressure if forced
Arizona senator Goldwater says he will not be a reluctant tiger if the GOP presidential nomination is forced on him. Roscoe Drummond, a top Washington observer, makes his first Progress appearance today.
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Roscoe Drummond
Washington
The
Progress
Weather Forecast: Warm Days Ahead
Fair and continued warm conditions with a high near 105 today. Tonight will be mild and low around 71. Tomorrow remains hot with a high near 106.
Israel seeks successor to Ben Gurion after resignation
Israel faces hostile neighbors as Premier David Ben Gurion resigns at 76 ending the 10th coalition. He leaves the government as defense minister and Knesset member for personal reasons, signaling a leadership void at a pivotal moment.
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Israel
UPI
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Ben-Gurion
George Washington
Ex LA Official Named Chief Building Official Here
Theodore Scheele a 48 year old former Los Angeles city official has been named chief building official in this city. He was chosen from 46 applicants by Public Works Director Kenneth Mc Donald and will start July 1 at 600 dollars a month.
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Theodore Scheele
27Th Ave
Phoenix
Kenneth Mc
Donald. Scheele
McDonald
St. Johns
Arizona
Scheele
Los Angeles
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