Return To Congo Port Approved
Leopoldville AP The Congo Premier Joseph Ileo offered to allow several U.N civilians to return to Matadi to supervise backloged supplies but did not say if new cargo would be allowed ashore. U.N. and Congo forces clash over the vital port as Maj. Mobutu warns blood will flow. Dayal’s return as U.N. envoy remains disputed.
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Conse
UPI
Joseph Ileo
U.N
Matadi
Ileo
Congo
Teo
Abassador
Rajeshwar Dayal
Kiva Discusses Fall Of Incas Before Rotary
Scottsdale artist Julovd Kiva described the decline of the Incas in Peru to Rotary Chun at Camelback Inn. He noted Andean communities remain proud and self sufficient while city slums breed unrest and urged understanding South American peoples over government aid.
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Rotary Chun
Camelback Inn
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Andes
Lima
Roland Feitman
Rotary
Mesa
George Keebler
Matt Bromley
PTA Workshop Set Tonight at Arcadia High
Arcadia High School hosts a PTA workshop at 7 45 PM in the school auditorium 4703 E Indian School on parent education school finance and curriculum Leaders include Dr Ken Hoover of ASU who speaks on teen philosophy Dr James Carter principal of Central High leads the curriculum section and George Merrill Scottsdale district directs the finance segment.
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PTA
Ken Hoover
Arizona State University Department of Education
George Merrill
Scottsdale
James Carter
Central High
Phoenix
Weather Outlook Sunny With Some Clouds Through Wednesday
The forecast calls for sunny skies with occasional high cloudiness today and Wednesday. Temperatures little changed with a high near 79 today and near 81 on Wednesday, and a low around 46 Wednesday morning.
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Spokane
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Thermal
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Uw Br Yuma
Solar Houses Topic Of Talk At Arizona State University
Chicago architect George Fred Keck discusses solar powered houses likely to appear in Phoenix in the coming decade. Keck advocates architecture responsive to needs and widely accepted today. He speaks at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Union Building upper lounge. public attendance invited. Scottsdale hosts an experimental solar energy home on Shea Boulevard, unique in the United States.
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Chicago
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Job's Daughters Guests In Tucson Visit Clinic for Crippled Children
Thirty three Bethel No. 7 Job's Daughters and six Guardian Council members traveled by bus to Tucson on Saturday to luncheon with Bethel 7 and tour the Square and Compass Clinic for Crippled Children where state Job's Daughters are supplying equipment. Council leaders included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichel, Mrs. Te. F. Riggins, Mrs. Beryl Rhoades, Bob Rhoades, and others.
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Five Men Drown After Car Plunges Into Mexican Canal
Five men drowned when their car plunged into a canal near Algodones, Mexico, about 13 miles southwest of Yuma. Sheriff Lee Echols said the accident occurred late Tuesday.
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Mexico
Yuma County
Lee Echols
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Here
Phoenix Festival of Arts Opens in Phoenix
The first annual Phoenix Festival of Arts opens today with an art exhibit at the Art Center and a Phoenix Symphony Orchestra concert at Phoenix Union High School auditorium. The festival runs through April 15.
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UPI
Phoenix Festival of Arts
Art Center
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Phoenix Union High School
Scottsdale High Honors Roll Heads Freshmen Seniors
Freshman and senior students at Scottsdale High achieve the principal's list and honor roll. 181 students, about 12 percent, qualify for honors through straight ones on principal's list or a mix of ones and twos with solid subject grades and music or physical education credits.
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S. List
Margie Boyer
Jeffrey Dwork
Richard Franklin
Ed . Groth
Henry Gruenemeir
Bob Frundy
David Haigh
Karin Hoffman
Diana Kerr
Terri Kolin
Paul Knight
John Lambert
Susan Last
Dianne Melde
Année Paul
Sue Sulverman
Bill Sitzer
Sharynn Sporwart
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Robert Wendel
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Pam Delduca
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Michels Fink
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Margie Hall
Kristen Hargertson
Candy Hearne
Mike Ahern
Kay Berssenbruegge
Bev Boli
Andrea Bowers
Ken Brosius
Marietta
Kennedy minimum wage bill moves to House debate
House manager Rep. James Roosevelt said debate on President Kennedy's plan to raise the minimum wage to 1.25 dollars an hour would start Tuesday with final action possible by Thursday or Friday. A coalition plan of 1.15 dollars looms, potentially delaying Kennedy's bill as liberal Democrats depart Washington.
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UPI
House
Kennedy
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Roosevelt
Bulldozer Cuts Power, Wires Down North Scottsdale
A bulldozer struck a guy wire near the Arizona Canal in Scottsdale, pulling a 12,000 volt line and cutting power. Scottsdale Public Service manager Don Roberts said no injuries occurred and outage lasted 31 minutes, affecting areas from Indian School to Camel on the south side and west to 70th Street. The incident occurred at 3:55 p.m. Monday.
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80Th Street
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Thomas West
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Chemical Cuts Dental Troubles
Washington Health Department reports eight years of water fluoridation cut dental troubles among children by up to 60 percent. Dr. A Harry Ostrow says the survey shows a 59.1 percent reduction for six year olds, 63.5 percent for seven year olds, and 19.4 percent for sixteen year olds.
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UPI
Health Department
Harry Ostrow
Bureau of Graduate Clinic
District Dental Society
Driver Reinstated After Refusing Unsched Stop
A Greyhound bus driver in Phoenix was reinstated after being fired for declining an unscheduled stop for the wife of Arizona Senate President Clarence Carpenter. The dispatcher who approved the stop was discharged as the state commission indicated that unscheduled stops may be made as a courtesy if they do not disrupt schedules.
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UPI
Greyhound
Arizona Senate
Clarence Carpenter
James McDevitt
el Paso
Tex
Everett Mathews
Globe
Carpenter
State Corporation Commission
Teacher Accused in Third Degree Whipping Case
A Superior school teacher Lois Bartlett is accused of simple assault for whipping a 14 year old student at Roosevelt School. The complaint signed by Donald Graham alleges the teacher struck Herman Graham to force a theft confession.
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UPS
Lois Bartlett
Roosevelt School
Donald Graham
Miss Bartlett
Graham
Herman
Gable's Widow Awakens To Baby Boy Looking Like Clark
Clark Gable's widow Mrs Kay Gable awoke briefly in Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital to inspect the newborn son. Doctors noted the baby weighs eight pounds and bears an average ear size with a definite resemblance to the late actor. Mrs Gable expected to name the child today as she rests after anesthesia and sedatives.
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UPI
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Kay. Gable
Arlier
Curly
Senators Clash Over Narcotics Bill in Arizona Senate
In Phoenix the Arizona Senate debated House Bill 124 and a committee amendment aimed at modifying punishment for narcotics violations. Senator Giss argued for preserving a uniform narcotics act and raised constitutional rights concerns while Senator Méchain cited national statistics to push for stricter penalties and treatment options.
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UPT
Iar
Evan Méchiainn
Arizona
Senate
House
Giss
California
Ohio
Illinois
Comittee
First Lady Visits New York to Shop with Kennedy Family
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis made her first New York shopping trip since becoming First Lady joining sister Princess Lee Radziwill on a three to four day visit. Kennedy flew in from Washington on Monday with her sister for the shopping spree with New York stores awaiting.
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UPI
Jacquethey
Father Rescues Child From Canal in Phoenix
A Phoenix man Emmett McQuade rescued his daughter Carol Jean McQuade who fell into a canal while playing with her brother Mike. The father jumped in and grabbed her just as she went under.
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UPC
Carol Jean McQuade
Mike
Emmett McQuadé
Bear Creek area contains several small mines near San Manuel
The Bear Creek area near San Manuel in Maine County hosts multiple small mines within the Galiuro Mountains. Bear Creek officials say the claims, staked by 60, are part of a Kennecott subsidiary exploration program.
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Maine Co
Tue
Kennecott Coppers
Bear Creek
Stork Beats Cops In Fast 6 Mile Rate
Stork defeats the police in a brisk race over six miles, clocking a rapid pace. The event took place near Globe and featured competitive runs from local runners.
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