Hate America meeting ruled out in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro governor Carlos Lacerda barred a planned hate America gathering, accusing organizers of foreign influence to incite anti government action despite federal permission. The move surprised solidarity with Cuba promoters and authorities pledged readiness to suppress any resulting agitation.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Carlos Lacerda
Rio
Lacerda
Cuba
J. Conzaga Leite
France Faces Deep Labor Crisis as Gas and Coal Strikes Continue
Paris reports a severe power shortage amid a coal miners strike from March 1 and gas and electricity worker walkouts. De Gaulle convenes a special cabinet as leaders weigh a general strike, with no action taken yet and a threatened industry shutdown looming. The government also awaits potential U S aid of about 625 million dollars.
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Paris
UPI
France
Arles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Shiners
Exacy
de Gaulie
Former Clerk’s Embezzlement Trial Resumes in Arizona
In Phoenix UPI reports trial of Mrs. Katie Bannecke former clerk of Gila Bend Justice Court continues on embezzlement charges. Witness Gloria Meadows testifies she saw Bannecke alter a traffic citation as part of alleged falsification of records and misappropriation of about 1500 in fines from 1957 to 1961.
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John Hunt
Temperatures and Precipitation Across the Nation
United Press International reports a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. detailing regional temperatures and rainfall. Highs and lows are noted for major cities and weather patterns across the country.
Fighting with guerrillas in Guatemala ends without casualties
UPI reports weekend clashes between loyal troops and Communist led guerrillas across Guatemala. Notable incidents include a Puerto Barrios patrol exchange, a Matias de Galvez base skirmish, and a peaceable surrender near Bananera. A 30 day state of siege was declared by President Fuentes to counter agitation and violence.
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Guatemala City
UPI
Puerto Barrios
Atlantic Highway
Matias de Galvez Naval Base
Bananera
Guatemala
Montafar
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Pianist Recital by ASU Faculty Tomorrow Evening
Donald Isaak, assistant professor at Arizona State University, will perform a faculty recital at Cosner Auditorium at 8 15 p m tomorrow. The program features Mozart Sonata in F major Haydn Sonatas in C Major and D Major and Schubert Sonata in A Major as the public is invited.
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Tempe
Mozart
Hayden
Schubert
Donald Isaak
Arizona State University
Cosner
Isaak
Haydn
Scottsdale Students Named to Blue Key Honor Society
Fifteen Arizona State University students earned Blue Key honorary membership for scholarship leadership and character. Named from Scottsdale include Paul Cullom Jr and Tony Raineri along with others from Tempe and surrounding areas.
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Tempe
Arizona State University
Blue Key
Paul Cullom Jr
E. Cactus Wren
Tony Raineri
E. Cholla Lane
Scottsdale
U S Plans Meeting Between Mindszenty and Koenig in Budapest
U S legation says State Department orders immediate entry for Franz Cardinal Koenig to see Cardinal Mindszenty in Budapest. Mindszenty, 71, has lived under asylum since Nov 4 1956 after the Budapest uprising. Koenig, carrying a message from Pope John XXIII, is expected to arrive shortly after Easter.
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Hungary
U. S
Joszef Cardinal
Mindszenty
Austria
Franz Cardinal Koenig
Koenig
State Department
Washington
Franz Cardinal Koe
U.S
United States
John XXIII
Mindszenry
Paul C Long Promoted at Defense Electronics Center Dayton
Paul C. Long, son of Mrs Emma Berett of Scottsdale, has been promoted to a management level at the Defense Electronics Supply Center in Dayton Ohio. Long, 36, a digital computer systems analyst, joined DESC after its January 1962 founding and previously worked at Ballistic Systems in Inglewood. He served in the US Army 1944 46 with 11 months in Japan. He is a Dayton native who graduated from the University of Dayton in 1950 and resides at 504 Roy Ave. He is brother of Mrs Mari Jane Ballard of Phoenix.
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Paul C. Long
Scottsdale
Robert H. Northwood
Defense Electronics Supply Center
Dayton
Ohio
Emma Berett
William W. Veal
Long
Directorate Data Systems
DESC
Ballistic Systems Division
Inglewood
Calif
Wright-Patterson AF Base
Japan
Miami
Florida
University of Dayton
Roy Ave
Mari Jane Ballard
Phoenix, Ariz
Postmaster General Day Voted Washington's Wittiest Man
The column notes J Edward Day named the wittiest man in Washington while the House post office subcommittee hearings reveal his many Post Office programs. The piece humorously catalogs acronyms like NIMS ABCD VMD WMS POMSIP and ZIP and jokes about a five cent stamp.
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Washington
Day
Post Office Department
Berlin and Berlin Crisis Remain Key East West Issue
Washington notes Berlin stays the central dividing element between Moscow and Washington with risk of a European war. Soviet and American leaders show reluctance to push hard on settlement while pressuring East German loyalty and coping with Khrushchev China split and domestic strains.
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UPI
Berlin
Russia
West
Europe
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
ASU Sets Business Seminar in Tempe
Arizona State University hosts a no charge seminar titled Problems in Financing Small Business on Thursday April 4 in Tempe. Keynote speaker is Harvard professor Frank L. Tucker, with ASU professor Joel J. Dauten moderating an 8:15 p.m. panel including Bas ham LeBeau and Schwalge from local banks.
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Tempe
Arizona State University
Frank L. Tucker
Harvard University
Graduate School of Business Administration
ASU Business Administration
Glenn D. Overman
College of Business Administration
Joel J. Dauten
ASU
Prof
Tucker
T. C. Basham
Arizona Bank
B. G. LeBeau
Guaranty Bank
Arthur A. Schwalge
Phoenix
First National Bank
Vinson Urges $138 Million Cut to Military Budget
House Armed Services Chairman Carl Vinson proposed a $138 million reduction in a $1.8 billion military construction bill. He also urged refusing approval for about 16 000 acres of land acquisition. The plan appears amid broader worries over foreign aid cuts and the Kennedy administration’s budget figures. President Kennedy was to address Congress later in the week with aid plans possibly reduced by about $200 million from the $4.9 billion budget request. Everett Dirksen commented that lawmakers aim to trim nonessential land and pursue an optimistic shift in policy, signaling continued pressure on defense and foreign aid programs.
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UPI
House Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
Georgia Democrat
Congress
Vinson
WIA Nnaniac Af
White House
Kennedy
Galisto
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Army
Navy
United States
Dirksen
Marine Private Johnson Completes Testing in Memphis
Marine Private Walter J. Johnson son of Mr and Mrs H Burke Johnson of Scottsdale has finished a week of testing and screening at the Naval Air Technical Center in Memphis Tennessee.
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Memphis, Tenn
Marine
Walter J. Johnson
H. Burke Johnson
East Vista Dr
Scottsdale
Naval Air Technical Center
Memphis
Tenn
Woman Loses Weight on Two-Week Liquid Diet
Mary Ferguson of Long Beach reports a 14 pound loss and four inch reduction in all measurements after a two week liquid diet started March 17. She weighed 244 pounds and measured 53 46 59 at start and hopes to reach 128 pounds in about a year despite a doctor calling the goal hard. She began the fast to avoid watching her husband eat and endures coffee tea and bouillon.
Major Barham to Visit Phoenix for Summer Camp Appointments
Major James H. Barham, director of admissions at the Southern California Military Academy in Long Beach, will be at the Hotel Desert Hills in Phoenix on March 29 30 and 31 to accept applications for the Summer Camp and School. For an appointment call WH 6 8234.
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James H. Barham
Southern California Military Academy
Long Beach
Calif
Desert Hills
Phoenix
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