Kennedy orders withdrawal of most marshals in Alabama
Atty Kennedy announced the withdrawal of all but about 100 U S marshals from Alabama, saying local citizens must meet responsibilities to protect interstate travel during the Freedom Riders situation. Deputy Atty Gen White will return to Washington as operations are scaled back from an initial 500 marshals.
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Washington
Zaarenes
Plans to Board Bus in Montgomery Spark Arrests
Four white college professors and three Black students announced plans to ride a Greyhound from Jackson to Montgomery. Sheriff Mac Sim Butler arrested them for breach of the peace as they sat in the white waiting room of the Montgomery bus station. Jackson authorities pledged swift trials for two Freedom Riders arrested Wednesday.
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Homeowners Rally Against New Garbage Rate Hikes
Residents in Scottsdale and Maricopa County petition the Arizona Corporation Commission to hear the trash fee increase. Officials note service changes, with suburban rates reaching about 71.20 per month for twice monthly collection while city charges total 1.50 per month for both garbage and trash.
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Scottsdale
Public reaction to imperial tyranny and relief efforts
A restored text captures editorial ambivalence toward U S responses to Castro and prison relief aid. Reflections cite skepticism, volunteer charity, and national figures including Luce Kennedy and Eisnhower, with press commentary labeling committee members as well meaning but naive.
Princess Margaret Pregnant. Baby Due Next Autumn
Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones expect a child in the autumn. The baby will be fifth in the line of succession to the British throne. Kensington Palace announced the news as Britain and the Commonwealth reacted with delight.
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London
Chee
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Armstrong-Jones
First All Indian Rodeo Opens in Scottsdale Arena
The first All Indian rodeo will open Saturday at 1 p.m. in Scottsdale near Osborn with riders from over ten tribes competing in bareback calf roping team roping and bull riding. Admission 2.50 for reserved seats 1.50 general 0.75 children.
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Plains Indian Association of Phoenix
Leo Lucapa
Johnny
Barbara
VA disapproves give-away items in Valley home sales
John C. MacDonald of the VA seven loan department told reporters major Valley home builders have agreed to halt gifts with VA financed home purchases. He cited appliances refrences and savings bonds, saying discounts should be outright price reductions and no VA appraised home may exceed its value. He noted current law does not bar or permit gifts in sales.
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Veterans Administration
John C.macdonald
Valley
Veterans ‘Actn
MacDonald
Edwards AFB X-15 rockets to 3370 mph speed mark
At Edwards Air Force Base the X-15 rocket plane achieved a new speed record, streaking through the sky at nearly a mile per second or 3370 miles an hour. The test marked a significant milestone in high speed aerospace research.
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Calif
UPI
Joe Walker
Kennedy sets moon goal and budget for race to the moon
President Kennedy urges a national effort to place an American astronaut on the moon by the end of the decade. He proposes spending totaling about 724 million in 1962 with a five year plan and a 84.9 billion budget for 1963 including NASA and related programs to overtake Soviet space gains.
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Private committee plans aid exchange over Cuba
A private committee proposes sending 500 tractors to Cuba in return for 1,200 rebels captured last month. The speaker says tax exemption has been granted to charitable organizations aiding needy refugees.
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Cuba
Burglars Raid Local Buildings
Burglars raided local buildings stealing $22.69 in change and unspecified tools. Police investigation ongoing.
Appeal for federal funds widens Arizona aid debate
Arizona welfare chief says many fathers desert families to secure aid for dependents, urging law revisions to tap new federal assistance. He doubts a special session will occur, estimating 45 percent of 26 852 dependent aid children are from desertion cases, costing at least $1 million monthly.
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Fen Hidreth
Arizona
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