Victim Of Hitler Terrorism Relives Past In Movie House
In a Manhattan cinema Marc Berkowitz 29 recalls surviving Nazi camps from 1941 when he was nine. He recounts detention in Czechoslovakia Poland Birgenau and Auschwitz, Mengele and Eichmann experiments, and the loss of his mother and brother as the film Mein Kampf revisits his memories.
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New York
UPI
Marc Berkowitz
Manhattan
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Auschwitz
Poland
Europe
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Czechoslovakia
Chotkow
Birgenau
Josef Mengele
Mengele
Adolf Eichmann
Court Blocks Paradise Valley Resort Hearing
Superior court bars county adjustment board from hearing a $750,000 resort use permit for Lincoln Drive Paradise Valley. Judge McCarthy orders cease and desist and records to be certified by June 12. Attorney Burch argued the two acting members lacked authority and improper filing or posting.
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County Adjustment Board
Paradise Valley
Warren L. McCarthy
Maxwell Dorne
Daniel J. Condon
Frank Haze Burch
Burch
California
John Norton
Mountain Shadows
Lincoln Drive
House approves two year extension of Mexican farm labor program
The House passed a two year extension of the Mexican farm labor program after rejecting administration revisions. The vote move preserves the program and its current terms amid policy debate.
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Washington
UPI
House
Phoenix Arcadia Annexation Clash Heads for Court
Arizona Attorney General Robert Pickrell said Phoenix annexation into Arcadia may be voided by Scottsdale actions as both cities pursued extensions across the Arizona Canal. He noted only the portion north of the canal might be affected pending legal review and a forthcoming conference with lawyers.
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Phoenix
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Arizona
Robert Pickrell
Arizona Canal
Pickrell
Robert Rhoten
Attorney ‘General
Arizona Tightens Driving Offender Rules
Arizona motorists face a stiffer demerit system lowering the threshold for license suspension from twelve to eight demerits per year. Eight demerits trigger possible suspension for drunk driving. six notes yield warnings, six for reckless driving, and three for speeding with two for other moving violations.
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Phoenix
APS
Arizona
O’clair
Justin Herman
Arizona Highway Department
Laos Meeting Near Start As Cease Fire Appears Valid
Western officials said Laos conference was set to begin on Friday after the International Control Commission verified a cease fire in the kingdom. A U.S. spokesman reported no official confirmation, while Bangkok sources said British and Russian ambassadors were informed by the Indian commission chairman that the cease fire appeared effective.
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UPS
Laos
Vientiane
International Control Commission
U.S
Commission
Bangkok
Indian Commission
Ike and aides hold lunch talk at Gettysburg
Former President Eisenhower invited top administration leaders to lunch at Gettysburg for a free informal discussion on politics and other subjects.
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Gettysburg
UPI
Eisenhower
Johnson Opens Vietnam Tour With Peace Pledge
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson landed in Saigon amid threats from Communists and vowed the United States will do anything for peace yet will not be bullied. He outlined a hard line against Red guerrillas while noting past transport mishaps and a Wake Island bus crash that injured some reporters.
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South Viet Nam
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
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America
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Honolulu
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Guam
Wake Island
U.S
Police Catch Holdup Suspect in Phoenix Robbery
Police captured Gene Joseph Schmerbauch 23 of Phoenix after chasing a stolen car linked to a 7300 dollar supermarket robbery. He told officers the money and gun were inside the car, with the cash taken from the A J Bayless Market near 32nd Street and McDowell.
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Phoenix
UPS
Gene Joseph Schmerbauch
Robert Wolden
Howard Goldman
A.J. Bayless Market
32Nd St
McDowell
Castro Attacks U S Naval Bases Worldwide
Fidel Castro denounced United States naval bases as centers of corruption during a Havana address, portraying them as global threats and criticizing their presence around the world.
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Havana, Cuba
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Mission base labor troubles denounced in Senate hearing
Senate investigations subcommittee chair John L. McClellan denounced outlaw strikes and slowdowns on government missile base contracts. He cited toleration by some unions and subcontractors and criticized the military services for passivity. He suspended hearings awaiting action by President Kennedy and Labor Secretary Goldberg.
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Washington
UPI
John L. McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Arkansas Democrat
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Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Three Scottsdale Teachers To Leave After Long Careers
Three Scottsdale grammar school teachers Marie Ritter Cora L Machell and Minnie B Watkins will retire this month after a combined 90 plus years in education Watkins began in 1918 and will move to the Palo Verde district near Buckeye next fall Ritter and Machell plan to remain available as substitutes with Machell highlighted for her May Pole queen title and Loloma music program leadership
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Tavan
Loloma
Scottsdale Grammar
Marie Ritter
Cora L. Machell
Minnie B. Watkins
Watkins
Palo Verde
Buckeye
Ritter
Women Fry
Scottsdale
Soloma School
Fry
Machell
Marie Ritzer
Midwest flood harms farms and homes delaying planting
Swollen midwestern rivers inundated thousands of homes and fields across Indiana Illinois Iowa and Missouri while a clear weather forecast offered little relief. Indiana faces several more days before crests reach the Ohio River and farmers fall roughly two weeks behind in planting as floods and tornadoes take a heavy toll with 37 dead including a five year old boy in Indianapolis. In the South scattered rain and a Marion County tornado caused property damage in New Bern and Spartanburg with substantial rainfall reported.
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Great Lakes
Indiana
Ili
Nois
Iowa
Missouri
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Ohio River
Robert
Straszheim
Indianapolis
Fall Creek
Jackie Eugene Harness
Creen
Gary
South Atlantic
Gulf States
South Carolina
Marion County
New Bern
N.C
Spartanburg
Kennedy seeks five year federal program to curb youth crime
President Kennedy asked Congress to approve a five year federal program to lead a nationwide fight on juvenile delinquency. He urged creation of a committee on juvenile delinquency headed by Robert F. Kennedy with David L. Hackett as executive director. He warned four million children may appear before courts in a decade.
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Washington
YPI
Kennedy
Congress
David L. Hackett
Motorola Declines Stance on Scottsdale Annexation
Jack Evans reports Motorola takes no position on Scottsdale annexation. He credits Robert W. Galvin Motorola president for meeting with him and praising fair handling after Dr. Les Hogan used company stationery to oppose the measure. Galvin states the company as a body does not decide jurisdictional matters.
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Jack Evans
Greater
Scottsdale
Hendry Installed as Chandler High Principal
Bill Hendry, former Arcadia High assistant principal who resigned last March to pursue a doctorate at Arizona State University, has been named principal at Chandler High. He says his doctoral goal remains, though it will take longer, and notes he joined Arcadia two years ago after earning a BA from Alma College and an MA from the University of Michigan.
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Bill Hendry
Arcadia High School
Chandler High
Hendry
Arizona State University
Arcadia
Alma College
Michigan
University of Michigan
Tunis Chief Honored by New York Welcome
President Habib Bourguiba of Tunis rode with cheering crowds up Broadway to City Hall for an official welcome, blowing kisses to about 200,000 spectators in the canyon of heroes.
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UPI
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Tunis
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Canyon of Heroes
City Hall
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