Khrushchev Signals Caution Over De Stalinization Push
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev shows restraint in the de Stalinization drive fearing current Communist leaders who served under Stalin could be drawn into its criticism. The speech published over the weekend hints at limiting repercussions for those tied to Stalin.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Kremlin
Josef Stalin
Khrushchev
Ilya Ehrenburg
Stalin
Lavrenti Beria
Satlin
Beria
Premir Georgi Malenkov
East Germany
Kingsport Press plant strike halts large book producer
About 1,650 workers at Kingsport Press Inc in Kingsport Tennessee walked out as five unions pressed for wage increases vacations shorter work week and seniority based staffing. A mass picket was joined by over 2,000 at a February contract showdown and limited production continued inside.
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Kingsport, Tenn
UPI
Kingsport Press Inc
Citizens Panel Sets This Week For Tax Answer
A 15 member blue ribbon panel of Arizona citizens hones a solution to end the tax dispute between Arizona Public Service and Salt River Project. Headed by Herb Askins the panel aims to deliver an answer by Wednesday, with Gov. Paul Fannin pressing urgency. The committee heard six hours of arguments last week and schedules another meeting for Wednesday.
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Phoenix
UPS
Arizona
Arizona Public Service
Salt River Project
Herb Askins
Paul Fannin
Marines Complete Six Week Combat Training At Pendleton
Pfc Norman J Brunner son of Mrs Ella Perkins of Scottsdale finished six weeks of intensive combat training with the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton California The program moved from basic fire team tactics to company and battalion maneuvers concluding with a 20 mile hike and battalion review.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Norman J. Brunner
Ella Perkins
Scottsdale
First
Marine Division
Brodbeck Wins 100 Mile Phoenix Air Race
Bill Brodbeck flew a Meyers 200 to victory at Deer Valley Airport in the Phoenix 100 mile championship. He set a world record time of 30.11 minutes at an average of 198.78 mph in a race limited to GA aircraft under 260 horsepower, with Melvin Stickney second and Tom Cassatt third among 8,000 spectators.
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Phoenix
API
Bill Brodbeck
Meyers
Deer Valley
Brodbeck
National Aeronautics Association
Melvin Stickney
Tom Cassatt
Huntington
Long Island
Ken Woerth
O.H. Hine
Maricopa
G.F. Gomez
Casa Grande
Ken Hammon
Roger Olsen Wins Sunday Horse Event at Stampede
Roger Olsen of Paradise Valley won the senior division with 31 points at the Western Saddle Club's 15th All-Western Phoenix Stampede in Phoenix on Sunday. Buzz Evans, 12, took the junior trophy. Over 1,500 spectators attended. proceeds benefit the Maricopa Council for Retarded Children. Events included chariot racing jackpot calf roping trick riding and horse racing.
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Phoenix
UPI
Roger Olsen
Paradise Valley
Western Saddle Club
Buzz Evans
Maricopa Council
Two ex cons kill officer after kidnapping in Hollywood
In California near Bakersfield two ex convicts kidnapped Officers Ian Campbell and Karl Hettinger. Campbell was shot dead in a Kern County farm field while Hettinger survived. suspects Powell and Smith alternated confessions blaming each other for the slaying. Powell was captured near Bakersfield. Smith detained in a Bakersfield rooming house.
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Hollywood
UPI
Los Angeles
Ian Campbell
Karl Hettinger
Bakersfield
Calif
Campbell
Chatsworth
Hettinger
Gregory Powell
Boulder City
Nev
Jimmy Lee Smith
Powell
Pierce Brooke
Smith
Brooks
Kern County
Kern County Sheriff's Office
William Riddick
Sheriff’s Office
Scottsdale Home Guard drive circulates wartime service blanks
Don Chambers and Roy Ciappini circulate a Scottsdale Home Guard form for locals. The questionnaire asks about age, service branch, equipment ownership, loyalty to Phoenix, and willingness for border duty, with leaders remaining unidentified.
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Scottsdale
Don Chambers
Roy Ciappini
Scottsdale “Home Guard
Phoenix
Cavalry
Infantry
Navy
Salt River Lakes
Air Force
Secret Service
San Francisco Couple Face Sanity Trial After Murder Verdict
Mrs. Iva Kroeger and her husband Ralph Kroeger were found guilty of first degree murder in the strangling of Jay Arneson and Mildred Arneson. Mrs Kroeger seeks sanity determination. if sane they face a penalty trial for life or death.
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San Francisco
UPI
Iva Kroeger
Jay Arneson
Mildred
Ralph
City of Hope Dinner Honoring Its Golden Anniversary
The Phoenix chapter hosts the fourth annual Man of the Year dinner at Safari Hotel Scottsdale on March 23 with Rabbi Albert Plotkin to receive the Humanitarian Award. Honorary committee includes Tom Chauncey and Ben Projan. Irving Deitch says proceeds fund the Rabbi Albert Plotkin Scientific Research Fund at the National Medical Center. Reservations via CR 40100.
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City of Hope
Phoenix
Safari Hotel
Scottsdale
Albert Plotkin
Tom Chauncey
Ben Projan
Irving Deitch
West Marshall Ave
National Medical Center
Goldwater Calls Cuba Coverage Major 1964 Campaign Issue
Senator Barry Goldwater told a Chicago crowd that Cuba coverage would dominate the 1964 presidential campaign. He accused the Kennedy Administration of hiding and falsehoods in the Cuban crisis and rejected talk of a weapon-for-weapon exchange with the Soviet Union as a path to disarmament.
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Chicago
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Goldwater
John Ericcson
Republican League of
Illinois
Aurora
Arizona
Soviet Union
Russia
University Awards 268 Scholarships to Arizona High School Seniors
The University of Arizona has awarded 268 general resident scholarships to state high school students graduating in the upper tenth percentile. An additional 100 scholarships remain to be awarded, covering registration and laboratory fees, announced by Dr. Willis R. Brewer, UA committee chair.
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Tucson
UPI
University of Arizona
Willis R. Brewer
UA Committee On
Snowbirds find new roots in Phoenix’s sunny culture
In the Valley of the Sun Snowbirds born from colder climates settle in Phoenix embracing Western style and outdoor life. Hal Pearce Saddlery and Western Wear Company at 3711 N 7th Street formalizes their welcome by offering saddlery and Western wear to transform newcomers into part of Arizona’s sunlit tradition.
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Valley of the Sun
Arizona
West
Hal Pearce Saddlery and Western Wear Company
N. 7Th Street
Phoenix
Snowbird
Hal Pearce
Arizona Sun
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Thornwood Acres
Artillery and Missile Center
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Judith W. Oachs
E. Sheridan
Joseph Talerico
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Texas
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Dunk Wells
E. Papago Dr
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Monte Vista
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Euvenne Carter
Continental Ave
Supai School
Scottsdale Home Guard
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Joan Taylor
Otto G. Ziegenhagen
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