Alliance Heads Meet in Costa Rica Over Cuba Policy
President Kennedy seeks backing from six Central American leaders for his Cuba policy and Alliance for Progress sacrifices. The closed morning session precedes a housing project speech and a declaration of Central America. Kennedy resists pushing for an early OAS ministers’ meeting while outlining a wall around Cuba.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
UPI
Kennedy
Cuba
Alliance For Progress
Heads of
el Osque
Latin America
Central America
Soviet Union
Organization of American States
OAS
Fidel Castro
Honduras
Guatemala
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Panama
U.S
Orante National Theater
Kennedy Satire Sparks Outrage at Phoenix Parade
Vincent Maggiore chairman of the Maricopa County Democratic Central Committee blasted a Phoenix Jaycees Rodeo of Rodeos parade lampoon of President Kennedy as childish. He called the portrayal and the wheelbarrow of UN droppings a tragic breach of taste and offensive to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Maggiore
Maricopa County
Democratic Central Committee
Kennedy
Phoenix Jaycees
Maggiore
France detonates nuclear device in Sahara
Algerian government announced France exploded a nuclear device underground in the Sahara on Algerian territory. Algeria will seek a revision of Evian accords, with Premier Ben Bella to address Parliament in an emergency session and demand changes to military clauses granting France testing sites.
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Algiers
UPS
France
Sahara
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Soviet Bears Overfly Aircraft Carrier Constellation
Four long range Russian Bear reconnaissance aircraft circled the carrier Constellation about 600 miles west of Midway Island in the Pacific on March 16. Interceptors from the ship conducted routine air intercepts as the Bears flew alternately at 24,000 and below 3,000 feet, escorted by ten Constellation aircraft.
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Washington
UPS
Constellation
Pacific
Defense Department
Midway Island
I. Pacific
U.S
Alaska
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Subic Bay
Philippines
Bears
Raiders Attack Vessel in Twin Cuban Sea Raids
Exiles and informants report Alpha 66 carried out two fast-boat strikes on a Russian freighter and a Soviet army camp in Sagua la Grande, Cuba. Casualties cited include Russians dead and wounded. a Havana radio broadcast noted several wounded men taken to Havana.
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Miami
API
New York
Sagua la Grande
Havana
Weekend Sunny Spell With Warming Temperatures
Forecast shows sunny skies today and tomorrow with rising warmth. Highs near 67 today and 74 tomorrow, lows around 41 and 39, sunrise at 6 43 a.m. and sunset at 6 39 p.m.
Scottsdale Couple Among Crash Survivors In Flagstaff
A Scottsdale man and wife, Bruno Schulze and his wife, remain unconscious and in critical condition at Flagstaff Hospital after a Sunday auto crash three miles south of Flagstaff. Their three children Paul 8 Richard 6 and Anna Marie 3 were killed in the same wreck alongside a bus passenger count of three survivors from the Schulze family.
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Scottsdale
Flagstaff
Bruno Schulze
E. Sheridan Sr
Paul
Richard
Anna Mavie
Space Problem Faces School Officials Here
Scottsdale School District plans to discuss space and facilities for more than 2,000 additional students at an executive session after a 7:30 p.m. regular meeting. A bond issue to fund 103 classrooms was defeated, leaving need for temporary buildings or more buses.
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Scottsdale
Board of Education
Education Center
N. 44Th Street
Arcadia
Navy Constellation Flight Returns to Hilo after Engine Failure
A Navy Constellation with 84 aboard including 9 children diverted from a Honolulu San Francisco flight after engine trouble. Lt Cmdr Eklund feathered propellers and the plane landed safely at Hilo airport with 13 minutes of fuel left. Passengers included 62 military personnel and 14 dependents.
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Hilo
Hawaii
UPS
Pacific
Military Air Transport Service
Honolulu
San Francisco
Navy
Army
Japan
Hickam Air Force Base
Travis Afb
Itsell
Robert L. Eklund
Hickam
Constellation
Air Force
Tachikawa Air Force Base
Zoning Pleas Slated by City Council Tonight
Eight zoning applications will be acted on at the regular city council meeting at 8 p.m. on 133 E. Main Street. Projects include changes from R1-7 to various zones along Pima Road, 63rd Street, Indian School Road, 70th Street, Camelback Road, Hayden and McKellips, Tangerine area, Ava lon, Earll, and Brown Avenue with shifts to R-5, R42 two-family, C-4, S-R, or I-2.
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McDowell
Pima Road
63Rd Street
Indian School Road
N. 70Th Street
73Rd Street
Camelback Road
MckKellips
Tangerine
Thomas Road
Carnation Circle
E. Avalon
E. Earll
Brown Avenue
Osborn Road
Council
Chambers
E. Main Street
Dow Jones at 1 PM: Industrials Dip Broad Decline
The Dow Jones averages show 30 Industrials at 672.64 down 0.92, 20 Rails at 150.96 down 0.32, 15 Utilities at 135.45 down 0.27, and 65 Stocks at 239.25 down 0.40 as sales reach 1,860,000 shares.
Scottsdale Woman, 71, Critically Injured in Broadside Crash
A 71 year old Scottsdale woman, Anna Shekerjian, was critically injured when her eastbound car ran a red light at Thomas and Hayden roads and was struck on the left by a cement mixer driven by Francis Palmisano and another car driven by Esequiel Fraijo. The collision occurred at the intersection and she was taken to Baptist Hospital in fair condition this morning.
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Scottsdale
Thomas and Hayden Rds
Anna Shekerjian
Cambridge
Thomas
Francis A. Palmisano
Monterey
Phoenix
Esequiel Rios Fraijo
E. Thornwood
Hayden
Council Delays Library Action On Proposed Ordinance
The council postponed action on a library ordinance at the request of the library board. City Manager Kenneth Williams planned to present the measure at 8 p.m. It aims to clarify duties among library groups amid a rift with the Friends of the Library and Librarian Nellene Smith, who resigned effective March 31 citing differences with the boards.
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Library Board
Kenneth Williams
Library
Friends of the Library
Nellene Smith
Miss Smith
Europe Plans Rocket Launches to Rival Moon Missions
Europe announces aims to fire rockets next year from Spaceport U S A with European satellites up to a ton, potentially joining U S and Soviet moon efforts by 1966. Dr. Wernher von Braun urges funding in Washington as Britain’s Blue Streak rocket set for a 1964 first launch.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
Europe
U.S.A
Earth
U.S
America
Wernher von Braun
Washington
United States
Russia
Robert Hume
F.W. Thompson
de Havilland Co
U2 Spy Plane To Be Based Near Tucson
About 1,200 Air Force personnel and 26 U2 planes will be stationed at Davis Monthan AFB by July end. Col. Kenneth McCaslin, commander of the 4028th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron, announced the move from Laughlin AFB Texas, noting over 600 families will relocate and more than $500,000 will be spent to prepare the base for the aircraft.
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Tucson
UPID
Air Force
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Kenneth McCaslin
4028Th
Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron
Laughlin Afb
Texas
Air Force Association
Scottsdale Man Nominated for State Civil Defense Chief
Scottsdale resident Jesse G. Holloway, a retired Army colonel, was nominated by Governor Fannin to be the Arizona state civil defense director. He would replace Col. Ralph Redburn, who will resign April 1 to pursue graduate studies at Arizona State University. Holloway has served on the state CD staff since November and earns 500 dollars monthly.
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Devon Showley
Acadia High School
Alfred Gene Howle
Scottsdale
National Science Foundation
University of Hawaii
State Senate
Jesse G. Holloway
E. Balfour
Fannin
Senate
Holloway
State CD
Col
Ralph Redburn
E. Mariposa
Redburn
Arizona State University Graduate School
South America
Persia
Italy
Greece
Korea
Quartermaster and General Staff Corps
Command General Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Advance Officers
Army Supply Management School
Ft. Lee
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Castro
Hawai
Anna Sherkerjian
E. Cambridge
Thomas and
Hayden Rds
Gil Deaton
DOW Jones
Hart
Scottsdalian
States
District of Columbia
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