Barry Sparks Debate With Atomic Weapon Remarks
Senator Barry Goldwater prompted a tense Security Council session on Southeast Asia by suggesting possible atomic use in Vietnam. UN Secretary General Thant denounced any proposal to deploy atomic bombs as reckless and insane. Council President Roger Seydoux urged members to finalize their general remarks on Cambodia's aggression charge.
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United Nations
Ony Apt
Barry Goldwater
Security Council
Thant
Ottawa
Southeast Asia
Council
Roger Seydoux
France
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Goldwater
Adlai F. Stevenson
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Arizona
Viet Nam
U.S. Defense Department
Washington
Laos
Fedorenko
Stevenson
Fannin Details Water Plan Shift in Colorado River Talks
Gov Paul Fannin spoke at the Phoenix Kiwanis Club outlining a compromise regional water bill for the Colorado River. He said Interior Secretary Udall's plan is not the leading option and described a CAP based approach expanded to broader regional scope to replace both in Congress.
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Phoenix
UPN
Paul Fannin
California
Colorado
Phoenix Kiwanis Club
Interior
Stewart Udall
Carl Hayden
Fannin
Udall
Congress
Plane stolen from Tonopah Field sparks police hunt
The Tonopah field in Nevada reported a theft of a small Cessna 172 from the airport. Officials say the plane could have been taxied up to four miles along the runways and flown beyond FAA sight, leaving little trace.
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Tonopah
Nev
UPI
Mustang Airlines
Rick Blackemore
Tonopah Field
Blackemore
United States
Federal Aviation Agency
Doctor Links Tenseness With Bad Breath Across Generations
A Mayo Clinic correspondent notes that bad breath runs in three generations, possibly tied to body chemistry or liver cleansing, with nervousness, dryness, or dental factors also contributing. The piece urges active living, mental engagement, and muscular use to preserve health and alertness into old age.
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Pye
Calternia Sierras
Ion
Obituary for Anne Daley A Scottsdale High School freshman
Anne J. Daley 14 died Tuesday afternoon at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A blood clot originating in the left leg traveled to the heart. funeral rites at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church with an honor guard from Girl Scout Troop 33. Interment at St. Francis Cemetery. Survivors: parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daley of 7538 E MacDonald Pr. grandmother Mrs. Anna J. Oelrich of Chicago. aunts Miss Virginia Oelrich of Chicago, Miss Helen Dalew, Mrs. Catherine Hunter of Phoenix. Born in Mesa, she attended Kiva Elementary and belonged to the church. Funeral services for Ethel W. Gabriel of 4865 N. Woodmere Fairway were held today. interment Lake Benton, Minn. Survivors: sister Mrs. Mildred Ruffridge of Scottsdale. nephews Erwin and Robert Swanson. nieces Mrs. Bernice Welander and Mrs. Mavis Anderson. Gabriel, a native of Lake Benton, taught music in Los Angeles for 40 years and moved to Scottsdale nine months ago. member of Mu Phi Musical Society.
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Messinger Mortuary
Anne J. Daley
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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E. MacDonald
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
St. Francis Cemetery
Anne
Anna J. Oelrich
Chicago
Irginia Oelrich
Helen Dalew
Catherine Hunter
Phoenix
Mesa
Lake Benton
Gabriel
Jesseniss
A Studi
Los Angeles
Scottsdale
Mu Phi Musical Society
Weather roundups show Texas to New Mexico heat
Temperatures across the United States were recorded with highs and lows near Albuquerque and other locales. The 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. included varying precipitation, as officials compiled the latest regional climate data.
Births and marriage license items from local records
Baptism and birth notices list new arrivals at Baptist Hospital Good Samaritan and homes across Phoenix with parents and dates May 22 26. A Maricopa County clerk’s office issued a marriage license to John Aaron Flack and Ace T Cumining, ages 31 and 23.
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Births Baptist Hospital
James Bourque
Donald Moss
N. Fiesta Dr
William Roberts
E. Cambridge
Maricopa County
Service Station Looted In Scottsdale Break‑in
Police report a burglary at the Mobil station 10040 N Scottsdale Rt crack in rear window found by owner Bob Shanno. Cash register damaged and a cash box missing. Building damage estimated at 135 dollars. Separately John Herbert Brattin 58 died at his son’s home 8233 ft Camelback after strokes. Andrew Waldron Jr and Victor Livingston convicted of reckless driving at Fashion Square parking lot.
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Bob Shanno
Opf Am
John Herbert Brattin
Camelback
Andrew D. Waldron, Jr
W. Woodland
Victor A. Livingston
Christy Dr
Phoenix
Fashion Square
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