Kennedy plans to keep government out of tractor-for-prisoners proposal
President Kennedy will not involve the federal government in Fidel Castro’s tractor-for-prisoners plan. He favors private negotiations led by private citizens and Cuban refugees, with congressional leaders noting the approach should remain outside official government hands. Critics call the move a bribery scheme to Castro.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Castro
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
White House
Sam Rayburn
Smathers
United States
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Cuba
Senate Opens Debate on Expanded School Aid Bill
The Senate, after a week of discussion, approved an amendment broadening the $2.55 billion education bill to cover maintenance and operating costs. The change adds school transportation textbooks fuel and nonteaching salaries. The vote was 51 to 39, with administration aides cautious about enthusiasm. Earlier, the chamber rejected a measure to bar aid to segregated schools.
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Washington
UPS
Senate
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Prouty
Kennedy
U N and Korea Fail to Agree on Command Return
The U N Command and South Korea’s ruling military junta failed to reach full agreement on restoring ROK armed forces to U N Command control. Maj Gen Pak Chung Hi and Gen Carter B McGruder spoke of near agreement but could not settle all points.
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Korea
UPI
United Nations Command
U.N
Carter B. McGruder
Pak Chung Hi
McGruder
ROK
Pak
Scottsdale School Board Budget Session Discusses Center Plan
The Scottsdale School Board will hold a 7:30 p.m. executive session to review a preliminary budget and consider new personnel. They will examine a proposed $150,000 education center planned for district property at 3811 N 44th Street.
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Scottsdale
N. 44Th Street
Scottsdale fights Phoenix over Water Company buyout
City Attorney Carl Roe says Phoenix plans to buy the private Indian Bend Water Co. on Scottsdale’s east side. A hearing set for 9:30 a.m. before Superior Judge Yale McFate will review Scottsdale’s injunction request and whether Phoenix would act as water proprietor or government.
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Phoenix
Indian Bend Water’Company
Carl Roe
Yale
McFate
Roe
Eel ‘Scotts
Juitze
Judicial Branch
Indian Bend
Long
Scottsdalians
Bids Open for Titan Two Missile Phase Two
Bids on the second phase of the Titan Two missile project will be opened Thursday at the Pioneer Hotel with about 20 prime contractors expected to participate.
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Tucson
UPI
Pioneer Hotel
Davis dies of heart attack at age 61 in Palm Springs
Palm Springs California actress Joan Davis longtime radio and television star died of a heart attack. She was admitted to Desert Hospital with her mother and a priest present. Born June 29 1907 in St Paul Minnesota she rose as radio queen of comedy and starred in I Married Joan before film and vaudeville fame.
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Jack Benny
Miss Davis
St. Paul, Minn
Leroy Davis
Nina
George White
Joan
Jim Backus
Jim
Rudy Vailee
Youngster Listed In Fair Condition After Choking Incident
Four year old Jimmy Weitzel of Scottsdale remained listed in fair condition at Good Sa rears Hospital after an apparent choking incident Sunday night. He was ambulanced to the hospital with no surgery performed yet. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Weitzel of 301 S Kalamazoo.
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Jimmy Weitzel
Scottsdale
Good Sarears Hospital
Jimmy
Robert Weitzel
S. Kalarama
Ice Spot Rumor Sparks Nearby Town Debate
Local residents recall a stray remark about possible ice conditions near a lake. Officials caution that the comment is unverified while residents weigh potential safety and travel impacts.
Tense Montgomery calm masks fragile peace and guards
In Montgomery Alabama tension easing yet fragile as armed National Guard patrols watch the city. Freedom riders, led by Negro leaders, decide to continue a march after a tense weekend. A Greyhound terminal incident prompts extra guards and a hostile crowd confronts.
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Ala
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Alabama
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Martin
Luther
King
Jackson
Mississippi
Greyhound
Henry Graham
Foreign press weighs rioting strains Kennedy Khrushchev summit
Western European papers fear Alabama turmoil will undermine President Kennedy at the upcoming summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Headlines from London papers emphasize fear and race violence as Moscow Radio denounces American society.
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Kennedy
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London Daily Telegraph
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Moscow Radio
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Little League player suffers throat injury in yard incident
Sheriff officers report a boy resting in an oxygen tent was struck in the throat by a ball, fell unconscious, swallowed his tongue, and collapsed with no visible bruise. His doctor would not discuss any injury.
Kennedy to seek space and defense funding boost
Democratic leaders say President Kennedy will ask Congress for substantial increases in federal spending to strengthen Army and Marine divisions and expand the space program. A space message may be delivered in person with a supplemental appropriation request possibly totaling about 285 million dollars for the current fiscal year.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
George Smathers
Florida
Democratic Policy Committee
Senate
Kennedy vows swift pullout of marshals from Alabama
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy told Alabama lawmakers marshals could be removed soon, saying they were sent with reluctance to curb violence. He noted local authorities must act, while stressing no long-term presence. MLKing said freedom riders would head to Mississippi as Montgomery remained tense.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Alabama
John Patterson
Scottsdale pupils named as Junior Citizenship award nominees
Sixteen Scottsdale high school pupils were named as honor nominees for Junior Citizen awards. The sc hool invited twenty four juniors to the Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Scottsdale High School cafeteria where the awards will be presented by City Manager Bob McNutt. The Jaycee committee handling arrangements includes Ery Hanson and Paul Wheeler.
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Scottsdale
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale’High School
Bob McNutt
Jaycee Committee
Ery Hanson
Paul Wheeler
Phoenix voters weigh big bond asks in county and city measures
Voters faced two major bond questions as polls stayed open to 7 pm. Phoenix seeks 103 million for water and sewer expansion touching Scottsdale areas, while Maricopa County plans 22.95 million for a new hospital and county offices including one in Scottsdale. Turnout appeared light with precincts reporting low ballots.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Udall Wins Arizona Senate Race By 2007 Vote Margin
The official canvass shows Democrat Morris K. Udall defeating Republican Mac C. Matheson by 2,007 votes in Phoenix. The result confirms Udall's victory in the Arizona Senate race.
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Phoenix
UPI
Morris K. Udall
Mac. C. Matheson
Scottsdale considers tighter zoning rules after two public hearings
A proposed zoning ordinance in Scottsdale would restrict private property more than the 1953 regime. It requires two public hearings before taking effect and sets minimum lot sizes from 7000 square feet to up to one acre, adds five commercial classes, one for multiple dwellings, and an industrial class. Nonconforming use would continue if not interrupted, with six months for land and three months for buildings before conversion to an approved use.
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Scottsdale
JFK Won't Get Golf Course For His Birthday
The White House dismissed reports that Jacqueline Kennedy gifted a small golf layout at Glen Ora Virginia for President Kennedy birthday. Acting Press Secretary Andrew Hatcher said the story is ridiculous and false noting stakes marked nine par in a cow pasture with no fairways or greens. Despite denial, Middleburg sources say workmen cleared rocks and brush as Kennedy was seen hitting balls at Glen Ora.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Virginia
Andrew Hatcher
Kennedy
Hatcher
Middleburg
Glen Ora Fairway
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