Mountain Lion Cub Used in Dog Training by Arizona Man
A.D. Laake of Cal nd Del Norte keeps a tame 40-pound mountain lion cub named Tammy in a yard cage after shooting its mother near Payson. He plans to use the lion to train dogs to scent bears during hunting trips, expanding his operation as he seeks space and licensing.
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St Patrick color at White House marks Kennedy event
President Kennedy wears a St Patrick's Day tie at a White House ceremony with Irish Ambassador Kiernan presenting the Kennedy coat of arms and a shamrock bowl. Rep. Fogarty attends with a St Patrick's hat. Kiernan notes changes to the arms reflecting Kennedy's State of the Union theme. Kearns proposes a tax deduction proposal for college dependents up to $2,000.
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Thomas J. Kiernan
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House Education Committee
Jobless Bill Passes Senate in 84-4 Vote
The Senate approved President Kennedy's top anti-recession measure to provide $1 billion in extra unemployment benefits. The bill passed 84-4 with four defectors and moves to a conference committee with the House proposed version.
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UPI
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GOP Leaders Offer Their Own School Plans
Washington Republicans promote a three part education program aimed at saving as much as 50 percent of Kennedy’s $6 billion school package. Rep. Carroll D. Kearns introduces the plan as subcommittees hear testimony on Kennedy loan and grant programs for colleges and high schools. The committees invite educators farmers and labor leaders to testify as debates over funding continue.
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Americans For Democratic Action
Mavericks Plain Saturday Shoot-out
The Jaycee Mavericks will hold a shoot-out at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Main and Scottsdale Road announced by Don Chambers JCC president. The Western event promotes the Civitan Follies to benefit the Scottsdale Girls Club fund at Arcadia High School on March 24 and 25.
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Don Chambers
Scottsdale Phoenix clash over annexation editorial tone
Letter from Arcadia contends Scottsdale annexation debate is unfair and false. The writer presses for mutual respect between Scottsdale and Phoenix leaders, cites meetings with Mayor Mort Kimsey, and urges calm cooperation to build a stronger Valley.
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Valley of the Sun
Mort Kimsey
Phoenix
Phoenix Mayor Accused of Double Talk Over Charter Attack
A Phoenix editorial accuses Mayor Sam Mardian of orchestrating a Phoenix City Hall backed bid to undermine Scottsdale’s charter government. The author claims city officials obtained case details from the Phoenix City Hall City Clerk and demands Mardian be subpoenaed to testify under oath.
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Sam Mardian
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City Hall
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Scottsdale
Sam Marcian
Posse Leaders Promise Aid for Bee Creek Bridge Move
Scottsdale Sheriff’s Posse Captain Virgil Nelson pledges help to horsemen willing to work finance and obtain permits for a bridge at Granite Reef or Pima Road across the Arizona Canal. He denied charges of hurried action and said a $250 contract financed the move, with past mortgage of $700 paid and $1,720 raised in 1954.
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Pima Road
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Arizona Canal
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Miller Road
John Horan
Pima
Lincoln Drive
Kennedy halts Red Mail interception program
President Kennedy ordered an immediate stop to government interception of Communist propaganda mail from behind the Iron Curtain. The White House review says the program in effect since 1948 serves no useful intelligence function at present.
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UPI
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White House
Missionaries Rescued by U.N. Troops in Congo Kasongo Area
Thirty missionaries trapped a month in Kasongo, Kivu Province, were rescued by United Nations Malayan troops and escorted to safety. They reached Kindu by their own means, while fears remain for others still in the region. The UN is checking their nationalities and monitoring the situation.
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UPI
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Doctor reports thousands advised on smog health risk
Los Angeles officials say more than 10 000 persons were advised by doctors since 1956 about smog health risks. Dr Francis M Jr, chairman of the county medical association air pollution committee, called the survey data from 9 000 doctors via questionnaires.
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Francis,m
U.S. Urges U.N. Action for Congo Missionary Safety
The State Department directs U.S. delegates at the United Nations to seek immediate action to protect American missionaries in the eastern Congo who have been prevented from leaving. The move aims to spare aid efforts and ensure their safety.
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UPI
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Congo
State Department
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Aio
Arcadia Annexation Claim Sparks Phoenix Effort
A Phoenix City Clerk worker, one of 14 paid petitioners, canvassed Arcadia residents to sign annexation petitions to Phoenix. She claimed Scottsdale's annexation was overturned after a midnight mayoral ruling, with lawsuits pending and signatures continuing.
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Daily Progress
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Arcadia
City of Phoenix
Progress Reporter
Ation
Progress
Scottsdale
Mardian
Dam Festival Celebrated at Grapevine Airstrip
The Dam will be celebrated at 12 30 p m tomorrow on the Grapevine Airstrip near the Salt River dam. Arizona’s U S Secretary of the Interior Stewart L Udall of Tucson will join state and national leaders in the golden jubilee event marking the dam as the start of the Valley’s irrigated empire.
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Salt River
Arizona
U.S
Interior
Stewart L Udall
Tucson
Algeria Era Accepts Talks On Algeria Peace
In Tunis a two day rebel meeting closed with a communique inviting peace talks. France announced in Paris it was ready to begin negotiations immediately to restore peace in Algeria.
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Tunis
Tunisia
API
Paris
City and County Plan Combined Government Center in Scottsdale
The city and county officials meet to discuss a merged government center in Scottsdale to house county services and city offices. They consider purchasing a local automobile and moving branches into a single building to save taxpayers money.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdalians
Phoenix
Bob ‘McNutter
Coronado
Scottsdale Jaycees Launch Clothing Drive for Interior Mexico
The annual Junior Chamber of Commerce project to provide clothing to needy residents of interior Mexico has begun under Arizona chairmanship. Jaycees seek clean usable clothing and cash donations for shoes and items to take to Mexico on July 1. Last year five pick-up loads were sent to a small town where most citizens wore rags. Collection depots are Kennedy's Shell on First Ave and Scottsdale Road and Chambers Moving on Second Street and Hinton. Cash gifts may be left at those locations or mailed to the Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Shell
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Second Street
Hinton
Scottsdale
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Severe thunderstorms sweep southeast Texas and Louisiana
Severe storms lash southeast Texas with funnel clouds and wind driven rain. High winds hit Louisiana overnight with hail at Hammond and Baton Rouge. An Iowa woman injured as a trailer overturned near Reo. Heavy rain totals include 2.28 inches at Lufkin and 2.94 inches at Alexandria in six hours.
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Hammond
Baton Rouge
Iowa
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