Cold Front Dashes Balmy Weekend Across Nation
A cold front pushed south from Canada ending a warm spell as central states and the East Coast faced storms. Tornadoes, 75 mph winds, power outages in Oklahoma, heavy rain in Kansas and Mississippi River flooding threats followed. Baseball crowds remained high in weekend games despite the weather.
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Central States
Canada
Great Lakes
Traverse City
Pellston
Mich
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Clinton
Elk City
Altus
Lawton
Sherman Air Force Base
Tulakes
Oklahoma City
Gainesville
Tex
Elmo
Kans
Herington
Kan
Memphis
Tenn
Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi River
U.S
Yankee Stadium
New York
Mercury
Needles
Calif
Laredo
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Weather Bureau
California
Washington
Oregon
Plateau
Great Plains
Gulf Coast
Florida
Appalachians
New England
Businessmen Must Live a Double Life Abroad
Henry H. West urged 156 bachelor of foreign trade graduates at the American Institute for Foreign Trade in Phoenix to balance American citizenship with active local involvement when doing business overseas. He warned success abroad requires humility, public relations effort, and genuine participation in host societies rather than a detached executive mindset.
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Phoenix
UPI
U.S
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Henry H. West
Mexico City
West
Pittsburgh
Fort International
Buenos Aires
Congress Urges Disclosure Of Joint Chiefs Cuban Invasion Role
Senator Barry Goldwater urged Congress to be told the full role of the joint chiefs in the failed Cuban invasion. He defended Gen. Ly- against calls to replace the chiefs and warned against attacking a loyal American without proof.
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Washington
UPI
Sen. Barr
M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Joint Chiefs
Gore
Arizona Republican
Senate
Scottsdalian Named Safety Foundation Leader in Arizona
E R Menhennet takes over as head of the Arizona Traffic Safety Foundation succeeding Robert J Allen who resigned May 31. He formerly led accounting at Standard Oil Arizona and has lived in the state since 1906. His son John Menhennet resides in Scottsdale and serves as secretary of the local 20 30 Club.
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E. R. Menhennet
Calle Tuberia
Arizona Traffic Safety Foundation
Menhennet
Standard Oil Company
Arizona
Robert J. Allen
Mesa
Mesa Free Press
Standard Oil
John Menhennet
West Cypress
Scottsdale
Three Defectors Win GI Pay
The Supreme Court ruled three former Army privates who defected to the Chinese in Korea are entitled to prison‑of‑war pay under the Missing Persons Act. Justice Potter Stewart wrote the unanimous opinion. Plaintiffs Otho G. Bell of Olympia Washington William A. Cowart of Monticello Arkansas and Lewie W. Griggs of Jacksonville Texas seek judgments of 1455 4991 and 2810 respectively.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Korea
Otho G. Bell
Mississippi
Olympia, Wash
William A. Cowart
Monticello
Ark
Lewie W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Reconstruction Contracts For Arizona Monuments Awarded
The Arizona Parks Board announced contracts for historic monuments in Tombstone and Tubac. Coker Construction Co of Yuma received 9200 for Tubac Presidio improvements, Fimbres Builders Exchange Inc of Tucson won 9600 for Tombstone Courthouse work, with earlier labor on the Yuma Territorial Prison noted as progressing and a 7300 contract previously awarded to Coker.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Parks ‘Board
Tombstone
Tubac
Coker Construction Co
Yuma
Tubac Presidio Historical Monument
Tucson,Nogales
Fimbres Builders Exchange Inc
Tucson
Zeke Taylor
Parks Board
Yuma Territorial
Coker
Boat accident injuries ASU student at Saguaro Lake
Robert Schure 21, ASU senior, sustained deep cuts to his right hip when a boat propeller struck him after he fell from water skis at Saguaro Lake. He was treated at Mesa Southside District Hospital and listed not in critical condition. Schure is from Scottsdale, son of Stanley F. and wife. His father works as a GE engineer.
Doubt if Welcome at Flagstaff Pow-Wow Grows
Arizona Indian leaders discuss boycott of the Flagstaff July 4 powwow. Joe Bickiddy urges celebration on reservations and withdrawal of support, citing alleged welcome issues and discrimination concerns. Clar en Wesley notes dissatisfaction while Sheriff Cecil Richardson defends local conditions and crowd management. Wesley says committee plans talks with Senator Prochnow on discrimination.
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Tempe
UPI
Arizona
Joe Bickiddy
Arizona Inter-Tribal Council
Flagstaff
Arizona State University
Coconino
Cecil Richardson
United Press International
Richardson
Laos Leaders Split Over Geneva Talks Amid Coalition Struggle
Premier Boun Oum opposes a Laos summit in Geneva with rival factions as Ban Namone talks stall. Neutralists led by Souvanna Phouma and pro-Communist Souphanouvong clash over ceasefire issues, while Sihanouk invites fragile peace discussions. The United States demands stronger proof of ceasefire compliance before submitting its plan.
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Geneva
UPI
Boun Oum
Vientiane
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Souvanna
Phouma
Souphanouyong
Sou
Pathet Lao
Britain
Russia
Cochairmen
Indo-China
Laos
United ‘States
City budget details six private water firms and airport expansion
The article lists a city budget including six private water companies, 12.2 million for Sky Harbor airport expansion, 3 million for widening streets, 6.1 million for parks and playgrounds, 1 million for satellite airports, 6.5 million for a municipal center, 2.2 million for library expansion, 450 thousand for a municipal baseball stadium, and 1.15 million for expanding the Phoenix Little Theater and Phoenix Art Museum.
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Sky Harbor
Libr
Municipal Base
Phoenix
Little Theater
Phoenix Art Museum
Soviet Ambassador Leaves New York for Moscow
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov departs by air from New York for Moscow as Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev signals a constructive stance in ongoing talks. The Sunday edition notes hopes for productive discussions ahead.
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New York
UPD
Mikhail Menshikov
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Weather draft shows hot today across many cities
Sunny today with higher clouds and warmer temperatures. Highs reach near 98 in multiple western locales while lows dip to around 61 Tuesday morning. The 24 hour UPI figures list top readings from Albuquerque 84 to Palm Springs 98 and many others with varied lows and rainfall.
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United Press International
Cuban rebels discuss prisoner ransom plan in Washington
Ten Cuban rebels captured in the failed invasion arrived in Washington to meet Fidel Castro’s ransom proposal. A delegation from the Cuban Revolutionary Council, including Miro Cardona and Manuel Varona, accompanied by Eleanor Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower, forms a committee to raise funds to buy farm equipment in exchange for the prisoners, as Castro threatens to cancel the deal if the United States persists in pressuring.
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Washington
UPD
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Was
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Miami
Castro
United States
Miro Cardona
Revolutionary
Cou
Manuel ‘Antonio Varona
Eleanor “Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins
University
Walter Reuther
United ‘Automobile
Ranta
Presbyterians Eye Study Plan On Felt Merger
At the 173rd General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in Buffalo New York officials announce a proposal to study merger possibilities with the Episcopal Church which would create a denomination approaching 18.5 million members a move debated after lengthy deliberation and expected to proceed to the Episcopal General Convention.
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Buffalo
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Episcopal
Arizona State College awards degrees to three Scottsdalians
Mrs. Lynne Walker Dryer earns a bachelor in education, Jack degree, and KaVerle Tiltley Inaster receives a bachelor in forestry. President J. Lawrie Walkup awards degrees in San Francisco alongside Dr. Earl C. Slipher, noted Flagstaff astronomer, for a science of forestry degree.
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Scottsdalians
Arizona
State College
Pawers
Lynne Walker Dryer
Jackegree
Baireau KaVerle Tiltley Inaster
J. Lawrie
San Francisco
Earl C. Slipher
Flagstaff
Bunson
Big Four Deere
Springerville Update on Seaso Losses and Containment
Report of early season fire incidents in Springerville describing initial destruction and estimated losses around 14000 dollars. Details are fragmented but indicate containment efforts and ongoing assessment with no further development described.
Notable names listed for consideration or commemoration
A roster of individuals including Frank Fuentes Kemper Goodwin Rosamond C Gabrielson Leonard Goldman Niblack Thorne Ww S Thurber William C Turner Edward L Varney Tony Vicente Dr Morrison F Warren Richard M Wartes Hugh M Watson Jr Frederick P Weaver Jack Williams Mark Wilmer B F Youngker appears, suggesting a formal list such as a committee, class or society member names. The OCR fragment provides no dates or context.
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East Coast
Stan Css
Goss
Camelback Mountain
Paradise Valley
Barry
Scottsdalian
Man L. Leminitzer
Styles Bridge R-Nc H
GOP
Policy Committee
U. S
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Justice Potter Stewart
Stewart
Court of Claims
Bell
Cowart
Griggs
ASU
Clarence Wesley
National Council of American Indians
Wesley
Robert W. Prochnow
D-Coconino
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Brownsville
Chicago
Palm Springs
Red Bluff
Reno
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
Spokane
Stockton
Thermal
Cottonwood
Douglas
Ft. Huachuca
Gila Bend
Grand Canyon
Kingman Oe
Maverick
McNary
Page
Payson
Prescott
Show Low
Winslow
Guaymas
Cubeans S Discuss
Springerville
Seaso
Eve Cuttang
Maricopa
Témor East
Maricopa County
Citizens' Action Committee of
Robert ‘H. Allen
S. P. Applewhite, Jr
George M. Aurelius
Clyde Barker, Jr
Carl
A. Bimson
W. R. Bimson
Palmer B. Boberg
James G. Bowen
W. Albert Brewer, M. D. Charles. P., Price
F. R. Draper
Harold, Eckhart
Roland D. Feltman
Robert Foehl
Frank Fuentes
Henry H. Haupt ‘Sherman Hazeltine
Ralph Hess
F. M. Hinkhouse
Charles E. Hoover
Paul J. ‘Hughes
Edward Jacobson
A. M. Kingsbury
R. A. Kite, Jr
John C. Lamb
Walter. T. Lucking
Gene Mason
L. D. McDonald
Robert J. McNutt
Lawrence Mehren
John B. Mills
A. W. Mitchell Read Mullan
Augusto Ortiz, M.D. Jan Oostermayer
Kenyon Painter
J. E. Patrick Kenneth, G. Patton Sherman R. Payne
Byron W. Peck
Ees
Ben Profan
John H. Quarry
Alexander Raisin
Thomas Richardson
Newton Rosenzweig
Harry Sandlar
Stephen, C. Shadegg
M.D
F. Snryder
Vernon E. Solt
Julius Spitalny
Leonard Staff, Jr
D.O
Ralph E. Staggs
Henry S. Stevens
E. P. Theiss
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