Cooper to be decorated after space flight
L G Cooper will receive the Distinguished Service Medal in Washington for his 22.9 orbit mission and later take part in a ticker tape parade in New York. NASA officials imply next U S manned flight may wait until October 1964 with Gemini planned after Mercury concludes.
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Restaurants tackle tax worries at NRA meeting
Chicago report says restaurant operators fear new expense account tax rules to be clarified by Mortimer M. Caplin as amendments take effect July 1. NRA notes widespread confusion since Jan 1, with entertainment spending down and unemployment rising amid a 33 percent drop in luxury restaurants and 3,000 waiter layoffs locally.
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Russians Interfere With Berlin Bound Army Convoy
Soviet border guards halted a Berlin bound Army convoy of 70 soldiers in 22 vehicles for three hours forty five minutes. They required soldiers to dismount and be counted. the Army refused. Five convoys totaling 633 soldiers in 111 vehicles moved to Berlin, with Russians choosing the smallest to press the old counting demand.
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Father Kills Infant Son In Auto Accident
Chandler incident reports 14 month old Scott Curtis Stegman killed when backing a car from a driveway on private property. Maricopa County Sheriff's deputies say Conrad Stegman of McCall AFB Washington did not see the child. Death not counted in state highway toll per officials.
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Senate To Probe Automation Effects On Nation Economy
A Senate labor subcommittee launches a six month inquiry into how automation affects education welfare labor and industry. Witnesses include Labor Secretary Wirtz Commerce Secretary Hodges and HEW undersecretary Nestinger as the panel seeks a national workforce policy amid the shift from manual to computer driven economy.
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Reds Agree To Attend Armistice Meeting Over Airmen
North Korea will attend a Wednesday meeting of the military armistice commission in Panmunjom as the United Nations Command seeks the return of two American pilots Capt. Ben W. Stutts 32 of Florence Alabama and Capt. Charleton W. Voltz 26 of Frankfort Michigan. The UNC says the helicopter crew was on a boundary patrol when forced down in North Korean territory.
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Three To Receive Honorary ASU Law Degrees
Arizona State University will award three honorary doctor of law degrees at its 77th commencement on June 4. Recipients include Dr. H H Nininger of Sedona a meteorite authority. Phoenix attorney Walter E Craig past ABA president. and Lynn M Laney Phoenix former Board of Regents member. Craig will deliver the commencement address.
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Veterans of 17th Airborne seek members for contact
Pete Hulewicz of Scottsdale invites former 17th Airborne Division veterans to get in touch. He asks anyone who served to reach out at 2024 North 78th Street to reconnect with old buddies.
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Swedish duo claims nonstop polar flight from Norway to Alaska
Sigurd S. Hallstrom and Olaf Ringstrad of Stockholm completed a 21 hour nonstop flight in a Piper Commanche from Bodo Norway to Barter Island Alaska. They landed at 6 13 p m PDT on Sunday tired but in good spirits. Hallstrom called the trip a business run and noted plans to continue to Anchorage, with a fuel shortage forcing a stop in Barter Island.
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U S Seeks Break in Tariff Talks Deadlock at GATT
In Geneva the United States and Britain pressed the Common Market for tariff cuts, with no settlement after a three hour session. Former Secretary of State Christian Herter plans to leave by Wednesday, warning that failure could echo Britain's late 1960s tariff stand.
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Temple Emanu El Men’s Club to Host Talk by Police Official
The Temple Emanu El Men's Club in Scottsdale will hold a buffet dinner and an address by W. P. Haskins of the Scottsdale Police Department tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the temple on Indian School Road and East 63rd Place. Haskins will discuss juvenile deficiency from a local perspective.
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