Senate subcommittee weighs Cuban missile threat and spies
A Senate subcommittee voiced grave concern that Russian missiles may be hidden in Cuban caves. It cited a 17 500 figure as a possible minimum of Russians in Cuba, with Kennedy estimating about 13 000. The panel criticized CIA assessments after the October crisis and noted ongoing U S surveillance of Cuba while no missile reactivation was found.
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Kennedy
Defense Department
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Latin America
Goldwater for President reorganizes Arizona committee
John C. Pritzlaff Jr. of Scottsdale named chairman of the education committee for Goldwater For President, with Bess Stinson and John J. Kennedy also taking posts. Don Palmer reports rising national activity as supporters form clubs nationwide while Goldwater remains noncandidate for 1964.
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John C. Pritzlaff Jr
Scottsdale
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National Organization
Pritzlaff
Don Palmer
Movement
Washington D.C
Miss Bess Stinson
First National Bank
John J. Kennedy
Phoenix
New Building Permits Climbed in Scottsdale in April
Scottsdale building department approved new construction permits totaling 1 960 789 in April, with 35 home permits valued around 1 125 000 in March and 812 000 in February. Malouf Enterprises led the month with an 850 000 44 unit Royal Gardens project on No Scottsdale Road.
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Royal Gardens
No. Scottsdale Road
Safari
Executive House
Scottsdale Medical Center
Park Fifth Avenue
Valley National Bank
74Th Street
McDowell Road
Valley Plaza
Weather Summary: Partly cloudy with cooler days ahead
Partly cloudy today with cooler conditions tonight and tomorrow. Highs near 93 today and 94 tomorrow, lows around 63 tomorrow morning and 73 this morning. Sunrise at 5 33 a m and sunset at 7 17 p m. High yesterday reached 101.
Pope John XXIII plans public schedule amid illness reports
Vatican officials deny Tempo reports that the 81 year old pope suffered a relapse of gastric trouble and anemia. A planned visit to Montecassino and Pompeii was canceled with Vatican doctors cited as urging limits due to age and health. Cardinal Wyszynski to meet on Vatican Polish relations.
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Tempo
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Monteccassina
Pompeii
Pantius
General Dynamics paid law firm fees tied to Gilpatric TFX bid
UPI reports General Dynamics told Senate investigators it paid about 300000 to a New York law firm before and after Roswell Gilpatric left as deputy defense secretary. Harris testified payments covered services of Gilpatric and later continued after he shifted the account to Morris Moore, amid questions on the TFX contract award to General Dynamics.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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TFX
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Robert S. McNamara
Boeing Co
Frank W. Davis
Fort Worth
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Parris
Army
Frank Pace
Harris
Morris T. Moore
Carl T. Curtis
Rneb
Curtis
Boeing
Seven Jailed In Area Thetis Burglar Roundup Solves Heists
Police report seven arrestees from Scottsdale in a roundup that federalized about 40 suspects. The tally links 22 burglaries across Scottsdale Paradise Valley Phoenix and Payson with loot including three large chainsaws and other items as detectives inventory the evidence early Wednesday.
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Payson
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Larry Pike
Mike D’augustina
Thomas Price
Set
Richard Kendall
Kendall
Pawson
Pscottsdale
Cand Payson
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King Freed Birmingham Race Truce Talks Continue
In Birmingham, Negro and white leaders and the Justice Department in Washington discuss an 11th hour plan to preserve a fragile truce and avert new racial demonstrations. Key issue is dropping charges against more than 2,200 demonstrators arrested since April 3.
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Ala
UPI
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Washington
Hospital Tax District Plan To Be Heard
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will consider a petition by Valley Community Hospital to form a hospital tax district. Readiness for a May 20 continuation, site options at Hayden McDowell and Papago Park, bond funding, and elected hospital trustees are discussed. The district would include Tempe and Scottsdale school districts with part of Balsz.
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Valley Community Hospital Board of Directors
Roland Feltman
Hayden and
McDowell Road
Papago Park
Feltman
Tempe
Scottsdale
Balsz
East Phoenix
House Judiciary Chair Sees Civil Rights Bill Passage
Rep Emanuel Celler of New York predicted the House would pass an administration civil rights bill. He said the measure would include a four year extension of the civil rights commission and provisions to speed up voting, allow suits, and block literacy tests that bar Negroes from the polls.
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UPI
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House
Senate
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D-N.y
Kennedy
Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy Says Racial Equality Must Be Expanded Across United States
President Kennedy insists civil rights progress requires full equal treatment for all citizens. He cites Birmingham Alabama as a test case and warns without equal opportunity, tensions and violence will recur while urging continued nonviolent efforts. He notes no federal law changes in Birmingham demonstrations and stresses peaceful settlement of abuses against Black residents. He also comments on nuclear test talks Middle East policy and constitutional amendments.
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Kennedy
United States
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Birmingham
Yanks Evacuate Haitians as Missionaries Leave
UPI reports 58 more Americans flown out from Port-au-Prince totaling 333 evacuees in two days. Among them 32 Protestant missionaries. Embasy says another commercial flight possible Friday. President Duvalier and Haiti’s government faced international statements amid the evacuation.
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United States
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Washington
Boy 14 Jailed In Obscene Calls To Woman Here
A 14-year-old Phoenix boy was arrested for obscene and threatening telephone calls to a Scottsdale woman. He was picked up at a drive-in restaurant at Seth Avenue and McDowell Road after the woman agreed to meet him. The youth, recently released from Fort Grant Industrial School, threatened the woman’s children in one call.
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Scottsdale
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McDowell Road
Warren Haskins
Haskins
Harms
Fort Grant
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