Voice of America Broadcasts Reach Russians Amid Jam
VOA launched an eight hour multi language assault against Soviet radio jamming to relay global revulsion at nuclear testing. Using 52 transmitters and 4.3 million watts plus Radio Liberty, the effort aimed to tell Russians about radioactivity concerns and calls to end testing.
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UAW Releases Concession List in Chrysler Contract
The United Auto Workers released details of concessions in a three year contract with Chrysler Corp. President Walter Reuther and VP Norman Matthews explained the terms to 105 Chrysler National Council members in Detroit.
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Chrysler wage plan shifts raises to reserve funds
The contract allows diverting part of annual 6 cent an hour wage increases into a reserve unemployment benefit fund and to cover rising hospital medical insurance costs. Chrysler cites $20 million losses in the first nine months and management shakeup while GM Ford contracts place such costs on the company. The UAW notes differences with American Motors where improved benefits came from profits.
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Minutemen Leader DePugh to Tour West Coast
Robert B. DePugh 38, Narbonne Mo., claiming national leadership of the Minutemen, arrives in Los Angeles to coordinate dissident elements. He will spend 10 days meeting Minutemen chapters in cities including San Diego San Francisco Portland Seattle Tucson and Phoenix. Governor Brown pegged the group as guerrilla bands numbering about 2500 and DePugh says the group promotes grass roots civil defense.
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Weekend traffic toll climbs as 12 die in Arizona crashes
Twelve people died in weekend crashes across Arizona, lifting 1961 toll to 437. Victims include Maxine Mitchell 37 and her sons Larry 13 and James 15 in a Casa Grande collision on Arizona 93. Other deaths include Kenneth Newton 21 near Flagstaff, Francisco Ramirez 27 near Peoria, Ralph Chavez 32 and Paul Fiddell 35 near Holbrook, Jessie Campos unknown age in Willcox, John Wright 85 in East Phoenix, Florentine Herman 18 near Nogales, Ralph Pickens 20 near Phoenix, and William Krause in Camp Verde area. Authorities cite dozing, red-light runs, and standing in lanes as contributing factors.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues and Partial Answers Preview
A compact list of crossword cues and partial fills including 1 Moccasin 4 Mine excavation 9 Resort 123 Period of time 13 Longed for 14 Make lace 16 More tepid 17 Disprove 19 Pepper species 21 Pinch 22 Later 24 Obstract 26 Cuts 29 Twists 31 Equality 33 Uncooked 84 Above 25 Bishopric 387 Crony 40 Weaken 42 Snake 44 Pulls suddenly 46 Man's name 48 Posed for portrait 50 Army meal 1 Soft food 63 Express indifference with shoulders 5 Occur 68 Weirder 61 Beverage 62 Interva 64 Man's nickname peavant college 66 Watched secretly 7 Goal DOWN 1 Church bench 2 Macaw 8 Chemical element 4 Barracuda 5 Fatigued 6 Preposition
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Puzzle Answer Snippet Digest
Answer to Saturdays Puzzle lists clues and solutions including 52 Swordsmen 54 Musical instrument 55 Possessed 56 State abbreviation 7 Pile on fabric 59 Wastage 60 Communist 63 Greek letter distributed by United Feature Syndicate Inc
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Weather Brief: 24 Hour Temperatures and Rainfall
A 24 hour period ending at 4 am recorded varying temperatures with measurable precipitation. Specific highs and lows are not provided, but the summary indicates rainfall totals and temperature changes across locales within the reporting region.
Engineers Hear Trieste Officer at Phoenix Banquet
Navy Lt. Don Walsh, officer in charge of the bathyscaphe Trieste, which carried Jacques Piccard nearly 7 miles below surface near Guam, will address Arizona engineers at the Hotel Westward Ho banquet Friday. The event marks the annual joint meeting with technical sessions Saturday and a western party the same night.
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Electronic center to check all tax returns by 1966
Treasury Secretary Dillon opened the National Computer Center in Martinsburg West Virginia as the core of a new automatic data processing system for the IRS. The center will by 1966 review every taxpayer's return and pursue cheats with electronic means while freeing staff for personal assistance. Returns from seven Southern states start in January and by 1966 all taxpayers nationwide will be checked here.
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Unusual Case To High Court
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Merritt W. Green, a Toledo lawyer who advised the International Longshoremen's Association to disobey a court order barring picketing at the Toledo Marine Terminal. Green received 10 days in prison and a $500 fine. lower courts upheld the sanction. The case tests attorney duties when challenging a restraining order.
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Supreme Court Topic For Tempe Group Meeting
A Scottsdalian will address the Tempe Americanism Anti Communism Study Group at 8 p.m. tomorrow at McKenny School. Guest speaker Richard R. Wurzburger, a Motorola engineer and ASU graduate student, will discuss the United States Supreme Court and its rulings’ impact on the nation.
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Kidnap Report Investigated In Arizona Ranch Owner Incident
C F MacBorman co owner of the Arizona Ranch School reported he was slugged outside his home late Saturday. He woke in the rear seat of his car in Picacho with two men in front. He jumped at a Coolidge traffic light as they drove away. The car was later found in a cotton field north of Chandler.
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Slight Rally By Rayburn Shows Weak Condition
BONHAM Texas (UPI) House Speaker Sam Rayburn aged 79 rallied slightly today but his doctor says he remains very weak. Rayburn has widespread cancer and is listed in serious condition by Dr. Joe A. Risser who notes he could sit up briefly and eat a good breakfast. The latest bulletin says he was weaker and less alert than since returning home from Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas last Tuesday.
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Air Force tightens jet fighter combat with Tiddle link
Washington reports the Air Force Systems Command has developed Time Division Data Link or Tiddle a ground based computer system that can issue attack orders to hundreds of manned fighters instantly. The system can feed commands to pilots and auto pilots improving interception but preserves pilot authority for safety and judgment.
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34th Discoverer Orbits In Space
The 34th Discoverer satellite was placed into a near nominal Earth orbit from Vandenberg AFB California after a Sunday launch. The 1700 pound craft carried an instrument capsule hoped recovered within four days in the Pacific. Nine capsules have been recovered previously, with six captured in flight and three retrieved from the sea.
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Governor Lee to discuss Pacific development plan in Washington
American Samoa Governor H Rex Lee planned to hold talks in Washington this week on a development program for the territory. He was to meet Sunday with Budget Bureau officials to review funding and implementation details.
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Storm and flood devastation hits Greece with 32 dead
In a three-stage hurricane battering Greece, 32 people died, over 200 injured, and about 3,000 were left homeless. Athens Piraeus area was struck first near midnight, then again four hours later and at 6 am. Torrential rain and hail battered towns as floods disabled utilities and forced evacuation to schools and churches. Queen Frederikke toured the ruins as authorities assessed agricultural and housing damage.
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