Lyndon Johnson Nehru Agree on Poverty Fight
UPI reports Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru issued a joint communique pledging to press the fight against hunger illiteracy and disease. They also backed neutral independent Laos and discussed the Southeast Asian crisis during Johnson's Asia tour.
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India
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Johnson
Laos
Thailand
Asia
Assim State
Lady Bird
Stephen
Jean Smith
Agra
Taj Mahal
Smith
State Department
Kennedy
John Diefenbaker
George Vanier
John F. Kennedy
Air Force Station
Uplands
Que
Canada
Expert cites ancient quote on youth at Texas talk
Dr Edward L Pratt of the University of Texas noted at a medical meeting that Socrates warned about youth in the 5th century B C. He quoted a view describing modern youths as luxury loving and disrespectful while urging remedy.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Edward L. Pratt
University of Texas
Pratt
Socrates
Weekend Warmth With Clouds and Showers Possible
Forecast calls for mainly sunny today and Saturday with high near 98 today and near 97 Saturday. Winds are breezy in afternoons, with cooler temps in the north and west portions Saturday and a few showers or thunderstorms mainly in northern mountains.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A long list of crossword clues across and down with entries ranging from moccasin to Christmas carol and many others including outfits, animals, and measurements. It ends with a prompt referencing yesterday’s solution.
Eichmann Ordered Killings in Yugoslavia Warned by Witness
In a Jerusalem court proceeding, testimony from Zagreb secretary Arnon stated 60,000 Yugoslav Jews perished, including 20,000 at a death camp near Zagreb. The Israeli prosecution presented postwar Nazi statements identifying Eichmann as the killer’s orders from Berlin.
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Jerusalem
Yugoslavia
Adolf Rae
Atoday
Jewi Sit ‘Cou Nnty
Zagreb
Arnon
Eichmann
Berlin
Dispute Over Traffic Jurisdiction Delays Phoenix Collision Case
Two motorists injured in a crash at 64th Street and Camelback drew swift responses from the Sheriff's, Phoenix Police, and Scottsdale Marshals. After mixed jurisdiction claims due to annexations, the case moved toward court action. Injured were A Betti, 21, sent to Doctor's Hospital with cuts and bruises, and Richard Jones, 23, with a broken arm.
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Phoenix
64Th Street
Camelback
Scottsdale
A. Betti
W. Prest
Doctor’s Hospital
A Richard Jones
N. 18Th St
Gore urges removal of Joint Chiefs after Cuban invasion failure
Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee calls for new Joint Chiefs of Staff after questioning Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer on the failed Cuban exile invasion. Gore says the nation needs a new set of leaders, “new, wiser and abler men,” following the closed-door Senate hearing.
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Washington
UPI
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gore
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Latin America
Lyman. L.lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs
Tennessee Democrat
Leinitzer
Banquet Honors Scottsdale High Fine Arts Students
Scottsdale High School's Fine Arts Department holds an honor banquet tonight at 7 in the school cafeteria. Teachers will award outstanding work in music art drama and speech, continuing a tradition as the group marks its first annual banquet.
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Fine Arts Department
Scottsdale High School
O’elocr
Gun Ordinance To Be Repealed Pending Action
Glendale officials aid repeal of a city gun control ordinance faced protests from citizens and sportsmen groups. A committee met to press immediate repeal as Ben Avery of the Arizona State Rifle and Pistol Association outlined proposed state legislation on weapon handling within city limits.
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Glendale
UPI
Ben Avery
Arizona State Rifle and Pistol Association
500 Per Month To Lose Right Of Driving
Tucson reports Earl O Clair head of Arizona's license bureau says about 500 people per month will be suspended under the new demerit point system. He urged broadcasters to spread word. The program warns motorists license is at stake for offenses totaling six points and possible suspension at eight points.
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Tucson
UPID
Earl O Clair
Arizona
O’clair
Arizona Broadcasters Association
Ramada Inn
Highway Department
McCune Provides 10000 Grant To Neurological Institute Plans
The McCune Foundation of Scottsdale gives 10000 to the Neurological Sciences Foundation funding a 2% million facility at St. Joseph's hospital. J F Octigan serves as president of the Sciences Foundation. Gift kickoff aims to back Barrow Neurological Institute with a 375000 goal for the first three years of operations.
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McCune Foundation, Inc
Scottsdale
Neurological Sciences Foundation
St. Joseph’s Hospital
the Sciences Foundation
J. F. Octigan
McCune
Barrow Neurological Institute
Global network tracked suspected bright satellite
Cambridge reports a request to satellite tracking stations worldwide to monitor a suspected and unpredictable bright satellite. The note mentions CAMBRIDGE MASS and the USS as involved in the effort. Exact origin and agency not specified in the fragment.
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Cambridge, Mass
USS
U S plans three week Apollo space trips by 1965
United Press International reports U S and Soviet plans to reach the moon and planets with Mercury, Apollo, and later Nova engines. Projections include multiple three week orbital stays by 1965 and lunar landing readiness around 1967 with extended planetary missions possible beyond 1969.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Joseph L. Myler
United Press International
Washington
UPI
America
Alan Shepard
John Glenn
Virgil Grissom
Mercury
Apollo
Moon
Earth
Laos conference seeks ICC technical aid for cease fire watching
The Laos conference asked the International Control Commission if it needs more transport and communications to monitor the cease fire. Soviet Andrei Gromyko submitted the message. Dean Rusk urged a speedy ICC reply as Western delegates weighed possible cease fire violations by Pathet Lao.
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Geneva
UPI
Laos
International Control Commission
Howard Green
ICC
Cochairman
Andrei Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Canada
Poland
India
Seheby Oe
Pathee
Dts
X15 Flight Reaches Speed Record With Auxiliary Power
The X15 rocket plane hits 3 400 miles per hour after a final ascent aided by auxiliary power units and engine pressure adjustments.
Typhoon Alice Hits Hong Kong and China
Typhoon Alice struck Hong Kong with 100 mph winds causing three deaths and ships collisions. Public transport halted, schools closed, and tens of thousands of dollars in damages. The storm moved into Guangdong Province threatening early spring rice crops as drought and famine conditions press Peiping.
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Hong Kong
Alice
Communist
China
Kwangtung
Peiping
Auditorium To Seat 6500 OK'd By Board
The Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission approves a $20 million adult recreation and convention headquarters with an auditorium for 6500 seats on a 326 acre tract at Bell Road and Black Canyon Highway. The zoning petition is denied and project must be supervised directly by the commission with phased approvals before construction. Ken Organizations Inc. of California plans the center. supervisors must approve the commission's recommendations. Construction must start within six months of approval, with park and hotel due in 18 months and the auditorium about three years out.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Ken Organizations Inc
Bell Road
Black Canyon Highway
Commission
Commis
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