Kennedy presses year end test ban in Bonn talks
President Kennedy urged immediate progress on a nuclear test ban during talks with West German Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn. He warned Moscow that time is short, called for allied unity, and promoted a Western peace corps plan as crowds cheered during his four day European tour.
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Acenauer
White House
Pierre Salinger
Moscow
Fay D. Kohler
Rusk
Soviet Union
Salinger
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Wahn
Cologne
Ireland
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Italy
Paul VI
Europe
Walm
Washington
Injured Scottsdale Officer Starts New Career as Agent
Jon Nicholson, 26, a Scottsdale policeman injured in a September motorcycle crash, begins work this week as a life insurance agent after being unable to return to the force. He has six piano students and plans to enroll at Arizona State University this fall.
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Jon Nicholson
Nicholson
Scottsdale
Jon
Stanley Robens
United Founders Insurance Company
Arizona State University
Senate Extends Taxes to June 1964
The Senate approved a House passed bill extending federal corporation and consumer excise taxes for one year to prevent a $4.2 billion annual revenue loss. The extension covers corporate taxes, liquor beer new car and auto part duties, and cigarette taxes until June 30 1964, plus 10 percent telephone and 5 percent airline ticket levies.
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Washington
Congress
Wreck Kills 3 Hurts 2 Near Gibson City Ill
A Scottsdale man Alva Ray Hawkins 43 and his 12 year old son Mark were injured after a one car crash near Gibson City that killed Lyne Kirby 17 Margaret Kirby 46 of Phoenix and Roy G. Clark 19 of Fort Hood Texas. Clark apparently fell asleep at the wheel crossed the center line and the car hit a guard rail. Mark sustained two broken legs a broken jaw and facial lacerations Hawkins suffered a broken jaw arm and leg injuries and lacerations Mrs Hawkins flew in from Scottsdale to be with her husband.
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Gibson City
Ill
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Alva Ray Hawkins
Mark
E. Weldon
Lyne Kirby
Margaret Kirby
Roy G. Clark
Fort Hood
Tex
Clark
Hawkins
Travelers Insurance Company
Democrats Name Atlantic City As Likely 1964 Convention Site
Democratic site committee selected Atlantic City as the probable venue for the 1964 convention while Chicago and San Francisco remained options. The GOP chose the Cow Palace in San Francisco for its July 13, 1964 convention.
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Washington
UPS
Democratic National
Atlantic City
Chicago
San Francisco
GOP National Committee
Cow Palace
Democratic Site Committee
National Committee
Young GOP Men Attend SF Meet
Forty three Arizona Young Republicans left for San Francisco to attend the National Young Republican Convention. Seven voting delegates and seven alternates travel as spectators and boosters of Sen. Barry Goldwater. Highlights include officers elected, resolutions adopted, with talks by Goldwater Hatfield Williams and tentatively Tower. Local leaders John B. Conlon III and Jack Daly attend.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
R-Tex
John B. Conlon III
The
Scottsdale - Paradise Valley
Young Republicans
Jack Daly
Scottsdale
Pope vows Vatican noninterference in other states affairs
Pope Paul VI in Vatican audience with about 50 diplomats from other nations pledges that the Holy See will not intervene in temporal powers. He says the Holy See seeks world peace on truth justice love and liberty and notes U S absence from relations. He thanks attendees and meets each diplomat individually.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Holy See
United States
Third Child Dies in 18 Months in Wisconsin
Plattsville report states Marilyn Butson twenty died from head injuries after a horse she rode bolted and hit a car this weekend. Her sister Diane eight died in June from a fall from a hayloft and brother Melvin died in a December 1961 traffic crash.
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Plattsville
Wis
Marilyn Butson
Purl Buston
Diane
Melvin
Bathyscaph dives to hunt Thresher off Cape Cod
Trieste, towed by the salvage ship Preserver, descended to 8400 feet at 10 35 a m EDT in a last attempt to locate the missing nuclear submarine Thresher. Crew included Navy Lt Cmdr Donald L Keach and Kenneth V MacKenzie both San Diego residents. The dive aimed to last six hours with an expected four hour search and one hour ascent. The operation began 220 miles off Cape Cod where Thresher disappeared on April 10 with 129 aboard.
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Uss Fort
San Snelling
Diego
Naval Electronics Lab
Navy
Donald L. Keach
San Diego
Calif
Kenneth V. MacKenzie
Trieste
Preserver
Cape Cod
Heat warning predicts record highs for Valley in late June
Paradise Valley weather observer Willard Greene notes the warm spell will peak in the last week of June and first week of July with daytime highs above 100 degrees on 80 percent of days through mid-September. Night temps may reach 90 during July 15 to August 15.
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Willard Greene
Paradise Valley
U.S. Weather Bureau
Greene
Groene
Mercury
Scandal Echoes Anew In Profumo Affair Fallout
Eight new charges were brought against Dr Stephen Ward in Marlborough magistrates court as the Profumo scandal widens. A Daily Mirror front page alleges Prince Philip’s involvement while reports link U S airmen and an international vice ring to security concerns in Britain.
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London
API
Stephen Ward
Society Osteopath
Profumo
Marlborough
Ward
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Prince Philip
Daily Mirror
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Britain
United States
George Wige
Annexation plan eyed for east Scottsdale area
The We're For Scottsdale committee pushes ahead with a 160 acre annexation slated for tomorrow night. It awaits a State Tax Commission valuation letter for Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph before submitting petitions. A meeting at 223 N Hayden Rd was postponed to 8 pm Wednesday due to printing delays.
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East Side
Scottsdale
State Tax Commission
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph
Lee Smallsteed
N. Hayden Road
Smallsteed
Hayden Road
van Buren Street
Roosevelt Street
76Th Street
Yuma_ County
Arizona Public Service Company
Mountain States
Weather: Continued fair with little temp change
The forecast calls for continued fair weather with minimal temperature change tonight through Tuesday. Breezy today with a high near 100 this afternoon and a low about 64 on Tuesday. The high reaches 102 on Tuesday.
Kennedy vows unyielding civil rights push on Meet the Press
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy told NBCs Meet the Press there would be no turning back on the administrations civil rights program. He called the public accommodations section essential to the rights package and noted opposition in Congress from Republicans and Southern lawmakers.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
State Lodges Charge Beckwith in Evers Slaying
Byron De La Beckwith, a 42 year old Mississippi gun fancier, faces a state murder charge for the slaying of NAACP field secretary Medgar Evers on June 12. He also faces federal civil rights charges. a hearing before U.S. Commissioner John R. Countiss is planned to pursue conspiracy grounds. Fingerprint evidence tied Beckwith to the rifle used in the murder. Evers brother Charles Evers urged vigorous prosecution as federal authorities noted additional evidence beyond the fingerprint.
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Byron de la Beckwith
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Beckwith
U.S
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Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Greenwood
Miss
Episcopal Church
Charles Evers
Jackson
Washington
Atlv
Robert Kenneds
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