China fires broadside at Russia in Mao defense
In a four part Red Flag article broadcast by Peking Radio China denounces Khrushchev as cowardly and accuses him of adventurism and capitulationism over Cuba. The piece calls for open public debate and argues against Soviet policy while defending Maoist communism.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Russia
Mao Tse-tung
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Red Flag Magazine
Peking
Peking Radio
Fifth Grade Winners Tackle Seven-Mile Hike Reward
Supai Elementary School celebrates 31 fifth graders for a nutrition class contest by awarding a seven mile hike to Papago Park and back. Teacher Robert P. Ferguson organized the prize with help from parents Harold Hogan Byron Harris and Bob Moon.
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Supai
Papago Park
Robert P. Ferguson
Ferguson
Harold Hogan
Byron Harris
Bob Moon
De Gaulle Deploys Police to Quell Striking Miners
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle ordered steel-helmeted riot police into northwestern mining towns facing defiant miners. About 200,000 coal miners have been striking since Friday, backed by over 500,000 workers in nationalized industries planning sympathy walkouts. Gendarmes rolled into Saint Avold Merlebach Forbach Stiring-Wendel and Hier as labor leaders warn of arrests and fines and call a 100000-strong miners’ rally at Lens.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Saint Avold
Merlebach
Forbach
Stiring-Wendel
Hier
Lens
Peru Civilian Rule Promised After Bloodless Coup
Peru remained calm after a bloodless coup by the armed forces that ousted military junta President Ricardo Perez Godoy. The three junta colleagues vowed to restore civilian rule and set presidential elections for June.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Perez Godoy
Junta
Senators Kill Driving Age Hike From 16 to 18
In Phoenix the Senate rejected a House plan to raise the minimum driving age from 16 to 18. Sen. H S Corbett opposed the concurrence with SB20. The article also notes political changes in Peru with Gen Nicolas Lindley Lopez taking over as junta president and Perez Godoy under house arrest after the June power shift.
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Senators
Phoenix
UPI
Senate
House
H. S. Corbett
R-Pima
Corbett
Nicolas Lindley Lopez
United States
Navajo Tribal Council Elections Underway
Voters on the 90 000 member Navajo Nation go to the polls today and Tuesday to elect 74 councilmen and a chair man. Incumbent Paul Jones faces Raymond Nakai and Samuel W. Billison for the chair post. Polls run across the 25 000 square mile reservation in chapter houses and in cities where Navajos live.
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Window Rock
UPI
Navajo Tribal Council
Paul Jones
Raymond Nakai
Samuel W. Billison
West Virginia
Jones
Scott Preston
Meeting Set On School Growth in Scottsdale District
Scottsdale School District trustees plan an executive session on March 12 to discuss alternative growth measures for 2500 more students next year. Officials note crowded classrooms and the failure of a $3.4 million bond for expansion. Superintendent Holt cites two trustees out of town. salary schedule revisions for teachers also on the agenda.
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Scottsdale School District
Charles C. Holt
House GOP pushes $10 to $15 billion budget cut to aid tax cut
House Republicans on the Appropriations Committee urge a $10 billion to $15 billion reduction in Kennedy's budget for the coming year. They propose freezing new federal hiring, deferring new programs, absorbing raises within agency budgets, and delaying construction. They argue such cuts could enable a tax cut this session. David Rockefeller also doubts more than $4 billion to $5 billion can be trimmed.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
GOP
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Ben F. Jensen
Lowa
Appropriations Committee
David Rockefeller
Chase National Manhattan Bank
New York
Supreme Court backs railroads' featherbedding rule changes
The Supreme Court upholds lower court ruling allowing railroads to eliminate featherbedding. Five railroad brotherhoods warned of strikes. unions may seek emergency fact finding before any action. About 200,000 workers affected by changes in diesel locomotive and other job cuts over five years.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
High Court
7Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
National Railway Labor Conference
Thay
Arthur J. Goldberg
Louis J. Wagner
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Kennedy
15 Percent Valuation Compromise Seeks Tax Reform in Arizona
Arizona lawmakers consider a 15 percent of full cash value assessment for homeowners as part of a compromise tax plan. The bill sets specific low rates for utilities, mines, and other property classes, creates a state appraisal director, and keeps current rules through year end with a 1.5 million appropriation and a potential one-year extension of the freeze. Senator Palmer and Rep. Haugh back the measure amid debate on future changes.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
David Palmer
D-Yavapai
John Haugh
R-Pima
House
Senate
Palmer
Market Averages Rise on Strong Trading Day
Dow Jones at 1 pm shows industrials up 6.44 to 666.16 while rails gain 4.59 to 154.26 and utilities up 0.56 to 132.84. The overall stock tally reaches 238.02 with 3.05 points higher, and total shares traded at 2,320,000.
Flu Closes Two Arizona Schools
A flu epidemic in Springerville and Eagar has forced school closures for at least two days. Apache County health officer Dr. James W. Bursey said about 300 people were struck in four days. Eagar has 262 pupils and Springerville 200. elementary schools stay closed until at least Wednesday.
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Springerville
UPS
Eagar
James W. Bursey
Apache County
Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds and Cooler Breezes Ahead
Weather forecast notes some clouds today with a fair pattern through tomorrow. Breezy and cooler today with a high near 65 and a low around 37 tomorrow morning. warmer tomorrow with a high near 68.
Divorced Woman Linked to Slayings in Phoenix Case
In Phoenix a 39-year-old divorcee with psychiatric care history allegedly killed her mother Lucy Johnson 72 and uncle Max Jess 73 at the Curtis home and injured herself with a gunshot. Neighbors, witnesses, and relatives described tensions over her son and finances as investigators probe the motive.
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Phoenix
UPI
Marilyn Louise Curtis
Curtis
Lucy Johnson
Chinook
Mont
Max. Jess
Virginia Jess
Johnson
Jess
Arizona State Hospital
Democrats Called To Unite In Maricopa County
Maricopa County Democratic Chairman Vincent Maggiore launches a campaign to unite party factions with a moderate look. He filled nearly 100 precinct committee vacancies and formed research committees to gather information for the 1964 elections.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Vincent Maggiore
Pablita Velarde Set to Speak Tonight at Exhibition
Pablita Velarde, renowned New Mexico Pueblo artist, will discuss thoughts and expressions of an Indian painter tonight at 8 at the Executive House. The talk is part of the Second Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition featuring 270 works with $6,000 worth already sold, including a third to out of state buyers.
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Pablita Velarde
New Mexico
Scottsdale
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