Russian journalist in New York decries censorship for UN coverage
Izvestia correspondent N Karev says Russian reporters at the United Nations are confined to Manhattan and must file stories for three years under FBI and justice department scrutiny. He notes Moscow permits no such free reporting and laments harsh Kremlin censorship.
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Justice Department
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Tass
Russia
Kremlin
NASA seeks bigger space budget as space race intensifies
The House Space Committee hears that Kennedy will request a substantial increase beyond the 965 million dollar space program aid. Off California coast the National Academy of Sciences funds an ocean drilling project to reach mantle depths within ten miles to study earth and life origins, highlighting rival curiosity between space and sea exploration.
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National Academy of Sciences
Easter Prayers Start Early At San Antonio Church
The First Presbyterian Church in downtown San Antonio posts a sign urging parishioners to attend this Sunday to avoid Easter rush. In Washington, the District of Columbia Branch of the American Meteorological Society notes the February meeting was canceled due to inclement weather at its March program.
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San Antonio, Tex
UPI
First Presbyterian Church
San Antonio
Bonds and water plans push Scottsdale toward bonds
Scottsdale City Manager Bob McNutt outlines a plan to pursue voter approval for two $3 million water revenue bonds and bonds for a metropolitan sewage system. He argues these will not raise taxes, explains the need to replace the existing plant, and urges annexation efforts east of Scottsdale Road to ensure affordable, self supplied water for residents.
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Valley ‘of the Sun
Maricopa County Health Department
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Valley of the Sun
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Heaban
Sohne
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Scottsdale seeks bond for school expansion and district growth
Superintendent W W Dick proposed a 414 212 64 bond to enlarge the elementary and high school with new classrooms and a cafeteria, plus a 20 acre tract east of the grounds. Estimated costs split 250 000 for the grade school and 165 000 for the high school.
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Clarence Budington Kelland
Scottsdale
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Phoenix
General Assembly Drama Shapes Congo Debate and Stevenson View
McGill describes the UN General Assembly scene with Adlai Stevenson among delegates and the Congo issue. He notes tensions between nonalignment and Soviet pressure, mixed reactions of small nations, and critiques of Stevenson’s residence amid press scrutiny.
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United Nations
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Stevenson
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Bammarskjold
Ghana
Nkrumah
Congo
Adlai. Stevenson
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Hollywood
New York
Scottsdale eighth graders begin high school registration
Registration for eighth grade students entering Scottsdale high schools in September is under way. Guidance staff reviewed February testing and will create a four year plan while coordinating with elementary schools and parents. New ninth graders will register at the high schools after current freshmen to juniors.
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