Army Readies Acceptance of Anti Communist General Walker Resignation
Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker plans to leave after 30 years of service to protest military censorship. Walker says he will continue anti Communist efforts as a civilian. He was removed from command of the 24th Division in Germany over alleged political activities linked to right wing groups. He rejects retirement pay and criticizes military overreach, aligning with calls to expose gagging of the armed forces.
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API
Edwin A. Walker
Germany
Walker
Texas
John Tower
R-Tex
Stephen M. Young
Dohio
Coonel
Europe
UPI
Army
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
U.S. Military Academy
United States Army
Kennedy seeks help from Democrats sharing views in office
President Kennedy pressed for electing Democrats who align with his housing and urban policy aims to ease federal cooperation. He toured New York with Mayor Wagner and campaigned for New Jersey Governor candidate Richard J. Hughes, urging state parties to stay in step with national programs. He mocked James Mitchell over debates, recalling Nixon’s debates.
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UPI
Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
New York
Wagner
LaGuardia Airport
Harlem
Broadway
Park Avenue
Trenton
N.J
Hughes
War Memorial Building
Democratic Party
James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Mitchell
Legion Confab Promises Red Threat Debate at Grand Canyon
The American Legion midwinter conference opens tomorrow at Grand Canyon with a keynote on the Communist threat to schools free press churches and homes. An Americanism Forum will feature Dean W P Shofstall Arizona State University Truman Davis of Mesa and Dr William N Henry and B R Van Buskirk of Phoenix. About 450 Arizona legionnaires are expected. Will iam W Barnard national vice commander will speak at 3 p m.
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American Legion
Grand Canyon
Americanism Forum
Dean W. P. Shofstall
Arizona State University
Truman Davis
Mesa
William N. Henry
B. R. van Buskirk
Phoenix
Arizona
Legion
William W. Barnard
Butte, Mont
Tomorreyw
Convoys Enter West Berlin Under Western Rights Probe
UPI reports three US military convoys entered West Berlin through the Soviet zone to assert access rights. The first convoy of 40 soldiers a Jeep and four trucks arrived from Helmstedt without incident while two more convoys of similar size were expected later. Soviet checkpoints reportedly allowed passage with no interference.
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Berlin
UPI
United States
West Berlin
Helmstedt
Helmstedt-Berlin
JFK to Stay in Paradise Valley Mansion During Phoenix Visit
President Kennedy will use a $250,000 Paradise Valley home for a Phoenix stop amid the Carl Hayen testimonial dinner. Mr and Mrs Leonard will move out of their Marshmallow Hill residence to accommodate the President. Mrs Leonard said she is flattered and awaiting Secret Service details.
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Phoenix
UPI
Kennedy
Paradise Valley
Carl Hay
B.J. Leonard
U.S. Secret Service
Four Men Die As Plane Crashes In Blizzard Near Pueblo
A twin engine plane carrying four men including Carlyle C. Madson president of P. Motor Electronics Inc. crashed into a mesa 30 miles southeast of Pueblo during a blizzard. Killed were Madson 50 of San Diego pilot Paul Miller 30 of La Mesa Vernon L. Parish 32 of Denver and Henry J. Tannell Jr. 30 of La Jolla all affiliated with the electronics firm. Rancher Henry Knight on Butler Ranch reported hearing a noise like an engine just before 10 30 a.m. Chief Deputy M. C. Forester blamed severe snow and loss of altitude for the crash.
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Calif
Henry Knight
Butler Ranch
Pueblo County
M. C. Forester
Annex move hinges on contiguity to Phoenix
The city considers an annexation of four square miles including White Gate and Hidden Village with several motels. Carl Roe and Charles Duccy warn the plan may fail if it relies on prior ordinance 405 to be legal, since 405 cut across the area. Roe expects the annexation map publication to confirm contiguity while Donna Culbertson asserts the land has long been contiguous to Phoenix.
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White Gate
Hidden Village
Carl Roe
Charles Duccy
Phoenix
Arizona Canal
Walker resigns Army post citing ruined career to serve country
Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker declares his career in the U S Army ruined and resigns from command stating he cannot accept retirement while the nation is at war and in need of a substitute for defeat He aligns with MacArthur on executive power and urges Congress to act for national defense and liberty.
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San Antonio
Subcommittee
Douglas MacArthur
Legislative Branch
Gen. Walker
Congress
United States
British Bomber Crashes On Highway Near Omaha
A British Royal Air Force Vickers Valiant crashed on a four lane highway near Offutt AFB 10 miles south of Omaha. Six airmen escaped with minor injuries one with a broken leg. Witnesses described a wall of flame as the plane slid across the road.
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Omaha, Neb
Royal Air Force
Offutt Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Patriots Unlimited plan protest at Yugoslav plane shipment
San Diego a group calling itself Patriots Unlimited prepared to stage floating pickets across San Diego Harbor to block a shipment of U S jet training planes bound for Yugoslavia. The group urged tugboat operators and harbor pilots to hinder the Yugoslav ship due to arrive Nov 14.
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San Diego
UPI
Patriots Unlimited
San Diego Harbor
U.S
Yugoslavia
Jack M. Williams
the Harbor Department
Rusk urges Japan to aid poorer nations at summit
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Japan's top economic officials that Tokyo must assume a larger role in aiding underdeveloped countries. The U.S. aims to boost aid approaches, citing personnel training as a bottleneck, while pledging a $2 billion rise in imports over the coming year.
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Hakone
Japan
UPI
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U.S
Family Problem Panel Planned At Tonalea
A panel program titled Cris is in the Family will be held November 14 at 8 p.m. in Tonalea Elementary School. Local residents Dr John A. Martin Rev Kenneth Stephens and Nicholas Udalls of Scottsdale join Dr Gary R. Anderson and Larry Corcoran. Ray Curtis will moderate.
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John A. Martin
Kenneth Stephens
Nicholas Udalls
Scottsdale
Gary R. Anderson
Arizona State University
Larry Corcoran
The
Arizona Highway Patrol
Ray Curtis
Kpho Radio
Martin
Civitan Talk Planned by State Civil Defense Director
Col Ralph Redburn of Scottsdale the state Civil Defense director will address Camelback Civitan Club next Wednesday. The Camelback group has about 30 members meeting weekly at the Arizona Ranch House Inn. Civitans run a Claxton fruit cake sale each holiday season with net proceeds going to the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind.
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Scottsdale
Civil Defense
Camelback Civitan Club
Robert Sligar
Arizona Ranch House Inn
N. Central
Civitans
Arizona School For
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