Kennedy Seeks Faster Farm Price Support Financing
President Kennedy urges Congress to speed financing for farm price support and surplus disposal, effectively bundling two years of funding into one. The plan would free 3.2 billion dollars for federal farm programs this summer, with budget revisions and supplemental spending. It includes 184 million for farm loans plus various USDA increases and program boosts.
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Math Students To Have Camp At Flagstaff
A NSF sponsored summer math camp will run June 12 to July 14 at Arizona State College Flagstaff for high school math talent. Dr J Harvey Butchart leads the program with staff and 30 selected students covering most costs via NSF funding. students pay 45 for five weeks.
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Man on Trial Wears Mask in Tempe Murder Case
Lee Roy Gallagher, 40, of Corn ing California, to stand trial for murder in a gravel pit near Tempe. He arrives from a tuberculosis ward wearing a mask and will be segregated in court with a special loudspeaker system if he testifies.
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Scottsdale Youth On Honor List
Michael Glendening of Scottsdale was named to the Dean's List at the University of Arizona College of Business and Public Administration for achieving a 2.00+ average while carrying 12+ units in the first semester. A general business sophomore, he is son of George E. and the former 331 South Hopi Way residents and a member of Delta Upsilon.
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Kiwanis hears Bank Speaker in Scottsdale
Ken Knaur of First National Bank's foreign department told the Scottsdale Kiwanis Club about a American in South America. He spoke of Peru and critiqued tourist attitudes. A Scottsdale city affairs panel, chaired by Mayor M E Kimsey, will present next Monday with Councilmen Marron Knudsen and Attorney Long. Funeral services were held for Belinda Lee, 25, killed in an auto crash.
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Arizona Senate Approves 560000 for Semi Centennial
The Arizona Senate voted to recommend 560000 for a 50th statehood celebration with pageants in Phoenix and Tucson and fundraising through medallion sales and events. Some senators questioned the spending amid budget cuts while noting funds would revert to the general fund.
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Knife Attack Fatal To Gas Station Worker
In Tucson a 52 year old gas station attendant Wilfred Labrie was fatally stabbed during a holdup at George Watring's Texas Service on East Broadway. Labrie died at St Mary's hospital after eight chest wounds and additional injuries. He worked as a custodian at Miles Elementary and part time at the station. The suspect, about 20, five feet ten, 180 pounds, fled after the confrontation as two witnesses chased him briefly.
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Kennedy Hears Laos Crisis Again From Aides
President Kennedy and top foreign policy and military aides held another day of talks on the Laos crisis. White House officials canceled one appointment and delayed another to accommodate the conference amid rising concern over rebel advances and Soviet support in the Southeast Asian kingdom. Secretary Rusk warned Gromyko that Soviet arms shipments risk a major war and stressed U S intent to prevent a Communist take over as anti-Communist forces receive increased aid. The talks followed reports of continued rebel moves toward Vientiane as the United States increases shipments to the Laotian government from North Vietnam corridors.
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Architect Soleri Wins Graham Foundation Grant for Western City Exposition
Paolo Soleri an Italian born craftsman-architect now in Scottsdale received a Graham Foundation grant to complete a graphic presentation of his Western City project for universities and museums. The award supports a year of work before publication. Soleri, wife and two daughters reside in Paradise Valley and are known for wind bells installed in local studios and sold worldwide.
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Minister Calls Translation a Bible for Beatniks in London
The Rev. Herbert Mathers of St Modwen's Church in London criticizes a new translation of the New Testament as crude and inadequate. He objects to rendering the ten virgins as "the 10 girls" noting not all girls are virgins nowadays.
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