New York Port Shuts Down As 90000 Longshoremen Walkout
More than 90000 longshoremen protested at New York Harbor halting port activity as part of a broader national maritime strike now in its sixth day. About 85 ships were blocked nationwide with cargoes left untouched while the Constitution, the first major U S luxury liner to dock locally, was assisted by white collar staff to disembark passengers.
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Spy in United Nations Case Forces Czech Diplomat Exit
The United States pressed the Czech Republic to recall Miroslav Nacvalac, No. 3 at the U.N., after accusing him of espionage for Czechoslovakia. Washington revoked his diplomatic immunity and ordered voluntary departure or removal as an illegal alien.
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Miroslav Nacvalac
U.S
Coast Guard Rescues 3 Men After Lake Superior Blast
Three Coast Guard men were rescued after a blast at Stannard Rock lighthouse in Lake Superior, about 45 miles north of Marquette Michigan. The victims named were Oscar R Daniels Jr 23 Seaman Walter Scobie 22 and Richard M Herne 18. Daniels of Sault Ste Marie Scobie from Troy Michigan and Herne of New York City were reported missing earlier from the generator area after the explosion.
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Freeholders Oath Tonight for Scottsdale Board
Certificates of election to the 14 members of the Scottsdale Freeholders Board are issued. They will take the oath in the city courtroom at 8 tonight as they form a schedule of meetings and discuss the new city charter.
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Morningside Bid Fails Threshold To Incorporate
Coun Sparks said the petition to incorporate Morningside north of Scottsdale drew 37 signatures from 602 property owners, 6.14 percent, below the 10 percent state rule to trigger an incorporation election. Paradise Valley remains the lone success and faces court challenges, while Morningside and North Scottsdale face continued scrutiny.
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Scottsdale City Council Holds Loyalty Oath Ceremony
The Scottsdale City Council met in the new building courtroom for its first session led by Mayor Mort Kimsey. All seven members recited a loyalty oath to uphold the Constitution, a formality noted after earlier administration to city employees.
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Road Collapsing in Cambodia Under Aid Promise
UPI reports a 130 mile road from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville built two years ago under U.S. aid to symbolize friendship and American know how. The surface now resembles a sun baked mud flat, drawing scorn from Southeast Asian Communists.
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Relay Tower Bombers Fight Extradition To Las Vegas
Two Americans charged with bombing three microwave relay stations fight extradition to Las Vegas Nevada. Bernard Brous and Dale Jensen arraigned in San Diego seek a removal hearing to challenge federal charges while admitting sabotage. Complaints list attacks at Wendover Nevada Salt Lake City Cedar Mountain Utah and Knolls Utah underground cable plant.
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GOP Moves to Defeat Kennedy Housing Bill on House Floor
UPI reports the House will debate President Kennedy's housing bill as Republicans plan a floor kill strategy with a $1.2 billion substitute aimed at financing existing programs. Southern Democrats' support could sway passage amid broader moves on federal education aid and foreign aid allocations.
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Weather report notes hot spell and high temperatures
The forecast cites continued hot conditions with Thursday highs near 110 and morning lows around 77. The 24 hour precipitation period ends around 4 am.
Scottsdale School Board Delays Refrigeration Fund Plans
The Scottsdale School Board heard that refrigerating six elementary schools and Scottsdale High would cost over $500,000 and was not acted on. A parents group cited allergies and a survey showing many affected children. The board agreed to study funding options and consider local brain injury teacher provision.
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U S Japan Near Agreement On China UN Issue
The United States and Japan moved closer than ever to backing China and blocking its UN bid this fall. In a two hour meeting Secretary Rusk and Japanese Foreign Minister Kosaka aligned policies on China and the Korea regime with President Kennedy set to host a luncheon after the 28th.
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First Aid Course To Be Conducted For Ment
An early notice states a first aid course will begin Tuesday at Scottsdale Fire Station 120 Brown. Instructor Dale Samuels will lead the classes, which will be held from Thursday evening.
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Dale Samuels
Colombia to request 500 million aid from Stevenson
Colombia plans to ask Adlai Stevenson for about 500 million dollars in cash aid over the next four years, lifting total South American requests to roughly 3 billion. Government experts who drafted a four year plan were to meet Stevenson today as the goodwill ambassador visits Bogota.
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UPI
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Adlai
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Scottsdale Council approves agents of record for fire and casualty insurance
The Scottsdale council appointed Willmoth and Huson as agents of record for fire and casualty insurance. The company will write all municipal policies and share 50 percent of commissions with Scottsdale Independent Agents Association members. Annexation and sewer service deals were also approved for area north of Camelback and east of Scottsdale Road.
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Crane
East Osborn
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