Powers Ready for First Public Showing Today
U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers slated to testify publicly at noon EST before the Senate Armed Services Committee. Debate centers on his capture after a high altitude flight over Russia and his imprisonment, with CIA and officials asserting he followed orders and protected himself, not destroying the craft.
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Armed Services Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
CIA
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House
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Air Force
Schrader Addresses Budget Gap in Scottsdale Election Pace
Councilman William P. Schrader outlines how Scottsdale balances a 131000 deficit as of December 31 1961 within the July 1 to June 30 fiscal year. He notes revenue from privilege sales taxes rises with winter visitors and expects possible surplus with annexed-area costs under the United Citizens Committee slate for the March 27 mayoral race.
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William .P
Bill
Government Finance
Scottsdale
Schrader
Citizens Committee
Council
G. Herb Caywood
C.W. On Trent Meacham
Boyd R. Parker
John Woudenberg
Trial Under New Law Opens First Federal Case
In Phoenix the first criminal case under a new federal rule holds a grower directly accountable under the Pure Food and Drug Act. The upcoming trial draws national interest from America’s produce industry and merchants.
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Phoenix
UPI
America
Temperatures and Rainfall Reported Across Regions
The United Press International weather summary notes the 24 hour period ending at 4 A.M. recorded temperatures and precipitation across multiple locations. Data include highs and lows for major cities, with scattered showers noted in several areas.
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4 &M
Local Scottsdale Students Named to Dean's List
Larry J. Hall and Rex C. Short of Scottsdale, both civil engineering majors at the University of Arizona, were named to the dean's honor roll for their first semester work. Hall is a 1959 Scottsdale high school graduate and junior. Short is a 1960 Scottsdale high school graduate and sophomore.
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Larry J. Hall
Rex C. Short
Scottsdale
University of Arizona
College Engineering
Thomas L. Martin, Jr
U of A
Hall
Harold H. Hall
N.ee. Rd
Short
University
Scottsdele High School
Stanley Short
W. -2Nd St
Scottsdele
Paradise Valley Office Opening Near Circle K Store
A Phoenix area neighborhood supervisor announced a new Paradise Valley office adjacent to a Circle K store. The project aims to expand services and handle daily transactions at the elevated site.
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Arizona
Cactus
B. Naim
Phoenix Area
Paradise Valley
Will
Tax Equalization Bill Explained in Scottsdale Meeting
A rough draft of the tax equalization bill was discussed by the Arizona Homeowners Association members at a Scottsdale meeting. The plan, presented by AHA officials and state Rep. Dave Kret, aims to reappraise property and reduce taxes by 10 to 20 percent with a three year phase in. Petitions to place the measure on the November ballot require about 40,000 signatures and will be mailed to AHA members and available by mail.
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Arizona Homeowners Association
Scotta- Aalan Tinh
Oweep
AHA
N. Sand St
Dave Kret
Tom Hunter
DeWitt
Scottsdale
French Move 4000 Troops to Constantine
In Algiers France moved 4000 troops into Constantine to separate warring European and Muslim rebels amid rising bloodshed ahead of a cease fire. OAS raids escalated with an Oran jail assault causing deaths and injuries as authorities face growing terrorism toll this year.
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A_ police
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Nuclear tests stir Cold War tensions with Khrushchev reply
Excerpt discusses President's rationale to resume nuclear testing to keep pace with Soviet developments. Khrushchev warns that another round of tests by the United States and allies could compel the Soviet Union to conduct new weapon types. The piece mentions Soviet testing history and possible Western actions.
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Serna
Crete
Russia
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Kenedy
Union
Demos Move Headquarters in Downtown Phoenix
The Maricopa County Democratic Central Committee announced the move from 5814 North 7th Street to 429 West 1st Street in Downtown Phoenix to a central location near the Capitol and City Hall. Secretary Buck Brown noted registrar hours and invited Democrats to visit and familiarize themselves with the new headquarters.
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Maricopa County
Democratic Central Committee
North 7Th Street
Phoenix
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W. Ro
Dale‘ En Attornegi Eer
Headquartare
No ‘Tut
Arizona Star Democratic Committee
Betante Ee Smnally
Eee
Maggiore
M.J. “Buck” ‘Brown
Arrests Begin Under New City Aiding Ordinance
Vague OCR fragment notes police arrest setup and a saleswoman singer Mrs Jankans linked to Scottsdale. Moseley detained after officers sought names of women to contact for aiding a nascent act. ordinance targets aiding distribution with potential arrest. Progress reports call this only the start.
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Mossay
Postmaster J Edward Day To Testify On Postal Bill Action
Committee invited General J Edward Day to testify on a postal package four days after House approval Day expected to urge swift action to raise postage on first class letters air mail and other services House also attached a provision barring mailing of Communist propaganda from certain sources amid debate over the measure and its funding
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J. Edward Day
House
Day
Air Aail
Hollywood Golden Globes honor film stars and awards
The Golden Globes banquet recognized Guns of Navarone as best film and A Majority of One as best drama while Pocketful of Miracles and Summer and Smoke received other top honors. Judy Garland received the Cecil B. DeMille award for lifetime achievement.
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Ore
Ss Schella Fo
Tress
Guns of Navarone
Ljudy Garland
Cecil B. DeMille
Paradise Valley Power Line Proposal Seen by Public Service
Public Service Company considers relocating a 230000 volt transmission line to Paradise Valley. Walter T Lucking, president, stresses the need for low cost electricity to fuel Phoenix area growth and describes the long range plan to bring large blocks of coal plant power to the region.
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Bitz
Teanemnission
Paradise Valley
Walter ‘T. Lucking
Phoenix
United States
Arizona Public Service
Desert Survival Techniques Featured in GM Magazine
An illustrated feature in the March-April issue of American Youth explores desert survival methods taught by Dr Chester R Lea thers assistant professor of botany at Arizona State University. The article outlines five key techniques for staying alive in arid conditions during a desert outing.
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Tempe
Chester R. Leathers
Arizona State University
General Motors
American Youth
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