Colored Chicks Peep Greetings from Arizona Hatchery
In Tucson a University of Arizona poultry science group hatched colored chicks for an Easter display by injecting safe dye into the egg’s amniotic fluid days before hatch. The resulting chicks showed brown yellow purple and other colors and the tint lasts about ten to fourteen days.
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Tucson
University of Arizona Poultry Science
Frank Rollins
U of A Agricultural Extension Service
Rollins
Scottsdale Candidates Favor Street Improvements Citywide
Six candidates for three Scottsdale city council seats agree on streets as the top issue with unanimous support for a broad program including paving traffic flow and safety. All favor limiting building heights and most back city ownership of water systems. parks and recreation receive broad backing with calls for orderly, economical development.
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Scottsdale
E. Main
County Registrar of Voters
John Pickrell
Moya Kelley
Bob Hutchins
Art Petersen
Bill Clayton
Dag Weisberger
Bill Flanigan
Dan Weisberger
Kelley
AiResearch
Clayton
Nuclear Ban Talks Seen as Propaganda Show
Geneva reports say East West nuclear test ban talks, now at session 278, have become a propaganda display. Russia demands a total ban with no inspections, while the United States and Britain seek a verifiable treaty with inspections. France continues testing during the moratorium.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Udall Seeks Integration of Football Team
Interior Secretary Udall urged Washington Redskins owner George Preston Marshall to hire Negro players or face pressure, marking the administration’s first civil rights push in pro athletics. Marshall reportedly signed a stadium lease after removing language implying racial hiring requirements. the Redskins have never drafted or hired a Negro player.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Stewart L. Udall
Washington Redskins
George Preston Marshall
Udall
Redskins
National Capital Parks
Interior Department
Interior
Marshall
National Football League
Radio To Air Arcadia Fuss
ARC Arcadia annexation dispute to be reviewed on KRIZ at 9 p m Sunday with speakers Scottsdale City Manager Bob McNutt Arcadia Citizens Committee president Jack Evans Arizona Attorney General Robert Pickrell and assistant Charles Brewer to appear Robert Scott will moderate the program Special Report
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Arcadia
KRIZ
Scottsdale
Bob McNutt
Jack Evans
Arcadia Citizens Committee
Arizona
Robert Pickrell
Charles Brewer
Robert Scott
Soviet Space Ship Lands With Dog Aboard
Tass reported Spaceship V weighed 10 352 pounds and landed at a predetermined Soviet site after orbiting Earth for 88.423 minutes with a living payload including the dog Little Star and other animals. The mission followed earlier dog flights and sparked talk of a forthcoming manned space flight.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Ulation
Russia
United States
Earth
Blackie
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Siberia
Outer Space
U S Launches 78-Pound Satellite Toward 120000-Mmile Orbit
A Thor Delta rocket launched a 78 pound instrument package from Cape Canaveral to a highly elliptical orbit aimed at guiding future manned missions. The probe should reach its farthest point Monday afternoon, but batteries last only about 55 hours, risking a quick end.
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Cape Canaveral
Upi
United States
Earth
Soviet Union
U.S
Kennedy to Meet Macmillan and Gromyko on Laos Crisis
President Kennedy plans a Key West meeting with Prime Minister Macmillan to discuss Laos and SEATO. He will also host Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko at the White House after dispatching a message to de Gaulle.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Laos
West,Fla
Harold Macmillan
Andrei Gromyko
White House
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Gromyko
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Macmillan
London
West Indies
Canada
United States
Key West
Fila
Naval Base
Palm Beach
Fla
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Beasley Guides Silver to Grand National Victory
Nico laus Silver ridden by Bobby Beasley wins AINTREE Grand National at England defeating Merryman II by five lengths as a 28 to 1 outsider in history's richest steeplechase.
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Aintree
England
UPI
Nicolaus Silver
Bobby Beasley
Fannin Presses Arizona Legislature After Adjourning
Governor Paul Fannin chastised lawmakers in Phoenix for inaction on liquor licenses tax reform budget controls and preaudit defenses. He warned of a possible special session and urged open minded approach if needed.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Paul Fannin
House
Senate
Fan Baie Fatinac
ELS
UCL
Fannin
John Duncan
Willie Nillie
Two Candidates Praised by Arcadia Citizens Group
Scottsdale citizens praise Art Petersen and Bill Flanigan for dedicating time to oppose Phoenix annexation. Evans, Arcadia Citizens Committee chairman, says their efforts protected Arcadia from loss to City Hall. Petersen directed the annexation drive. Flanigan is among top ten petitioners amid the battle between Phoenix workers and volunteers.
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Bill Flanigan
Scottsdale
Arcadia
Lou Knaack
Calle Redonda
Flanigan
Jack Evans
Arcadia Citizens Committee
Phoenix
Art Petersen
Citizens Committee
56Th Street
Camelback Mountain
Arizona Canal
Petersen
Flannigan
Arizona Abuses Poor California
Sacramento California Governor's aide reports Imperial County supervisor Charles Kilgore accuses Senator Carl Hayden of political blackmail against California. Kilgore argues Arizona has bluffing in the border dispute and shown no intent to compromise, extending his critique to the entire state.
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Sacramento
Calif
APC
Charles Kilgore
Imperial County
Carl Hayden
Arizona
California
Kilgore
Plane missing in Laos with eight Americans aboard
A C47 aircraft linked to the U S military attache in Laos has vanished since Thursday while carrying eight American personnel. The U S ambassador Winthrop Brown and the embassy air attache were not aboard. No word on whether Soviet-supported rebels attacked the flight from Vientiane to Saigon.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
Laos
State Department
Winthrop Brown
Vientiane
Ben Thirkield
Thirkield
Saigon
Crash Kills Phoenix Man in Tempe Intersection
Joe Cullen Forsythe, 52, of Phoenix, died after a two car crash at Scottsdale and Curry Roads in North Tempe. His brother Bernard Eugene Forsythe was treated for serious rib and head injuries. Howard Walter Creighton of Phoenix drove the other car. passenger Sarah Ellis, also of Phoenix, had a minor arm injury.
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Joe Cullen Forsythe
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Curry Roads
North Tempe
Tempe Clinic
Bernard Eugene Forsythe
Sheriff's Office
Forsythes
Scottsdale Road
Howard Walter Creighton
Curry Rd
Forsythe
Creighton
Sarah Ellis
Weather Mixes Rain Snow Across Nation
Thunderstorms moved from Texas into the southern and central Great Plains while the eastern states enjoyed sun. A storm dumped 0.84 inch of rain on Amarillo during a six hour period Friday night. Snow and rain fell in the northern Appalachians and in Maine this morning.
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United Press International
Texas
Great Plains
Amarillo
Tex
Appalachians
Maine
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