Brink's Guard Jailed For Stealing $70,000
Arthur Henry Page a Brink's guard, 51, is jailed on $50,000 bond in Phoenix after allegedly stealing more than $70,000 during a moonlighting scheme. FBI agents recovered about $52,000 in cash and valuables from his motel room and other locations. Page, married with two cars and lavish living, reportedly telephoned his wife to apologize after the theft was found.
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Sugar deliveries from abroad ease US shortage fears
The Agriculture Department said large new commitments for foreign sugar deliveries will end speculation and price spikes. Prices have reached 98 cents per five pound bag in some stores amid hoarding. Murphy noted 1963 commitments total 500000 tons more than last year's U S consumption and two congressional investigations are planned.
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Pontiff John XXIII Resting Under Doctor Care
Pope John XXIII, 81, remains in private rooms at the Vatican under strict orders to take it easy after a recurrence of a chronic stomach ailment. He received blood transfusions and coagulants as internal bleeding followed the illness first reported last November. Vatican officials say his condition has improved but slowly and note anemia from the stomach trouble and reports of cancer are circulating.
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County Cuts $3 Million From Budget Plan
Maricopa County orders an 8 percent reduction in the proposed 1963-64 budget to $31 million to keep a $1.45 county tax rate for the third consecutive year. Board Chair Barney Burns and Supervisor Rut ONeil say hearings start next Monday as department requests are scaled back.
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Temperatures Over Nation Report by United Press International
A nationwide weather summary reports temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am. The data covers multiple regions and presents highs and lows, with brief notes on notable weather events and trends.
Jury Convicts Man In Slaying Of UA Student
Karl Norten was found guilty by a 7-5 jury of murdering University of Arizona student Rickel Hanson. The panel recommended the death penalty and also convicted him for a separate assault on Hanson’s girlfriend Patricia Crosby. Sentencing is set for May 31 in Pima County Superior Court. The shootings happened January 31 during a desert outing near Tucson.
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Baptist Hospital Births for Strobel and Curtis Families
Mr and Mrs William Strobel 8431 E Bonnie Rose welcomed a boy on May 24. Mr and Mrs Robert Curtis 6927 Sunnyvale welcomed a girl on May 24.
African Chiefs Chart Unity Through New African Unity
African heads of state approve a charter to form the Organization of African Unity replacing rival blocs. Temporary headquarters planned in Addis Ababa. The charter creates an assembly, a council, a permanent staff, and a mediation commission with English and French as official languages.
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Coronado High 1963 Graduation Honors and Scholarships
Coronado High prepares for baccalaureate and commencement at 8:00 p.m. in the stadium with Kathy Bruce giving invocation and Susan Reese delivering the salutatory. Barbara Fineout leads the procession and Keith Turley awards diplomas. Scholarships announced include BYU grants to Anne Duncan and Sandy Spangler, ASU and UW academic awards to Stipanuk, and athletic grants to Contreras and Young to KU.
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Beaver Newspaper Earns Superior Rating From BYU
The Beaver of Scottsdale High is rated superior by BYU Journalism Dept in a spring contest. Beaver scored 282 points, surpassing the 275 needed for superior. The review praises attractive front pages, clear pictures, and easy readability.
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What Will You Do For Summer
Inquiring reporter records responses from Susan Andrade Lynn Reedy and Karen Pucci about summer plans. They mention trips within the state, camps, visiting California and Las Vegas, water skiing, tennis, writing a personal book, and family travel.
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