Girl Admits Kidnap Story Was A Hoax
Elythna Nepper a 16 year old from Magna Utah confessed to police that her tale of being kidnapped and taken to Northern California was fabricated to justify running away. Police traced the hoax after an acquaintance from Magna, Phil Marsh, 22, turned himself in and said she went with them willingly. Authorities noted prior runaways and continued to search for the second man Tom Hall 32 Magna.
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Eureka
Calif
UPI
Elythna Nepper
Utah
California
Magna
Phil Marsh
Hayden Dinner Sells Out Nationwide Support
A full sell out is reported for the November 17 Hayden Golden Anniversary dinner. Tickets at 100 dollars each target 1 000 seats with 38 reservations over the goal. Event at Thunderbird auditorium Hotel Westward Ho honors Senator Carl Hayden with a head table of out of state guests including President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson.
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Tom Chauncey
James Minotto
Afair
Thunderbird
Hotel
Westward Ho
Senator Hayden
Arizona
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
Hayden
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Milk strike ends as New Yorkers get milk deliveries
Striking milkmen return to work after a two week walkout, restoring milk supply to 10 million residents in New York City and Long Island. The settlement includes an $11 weekly wage and welfare package and binding arbitration on overtime calculation.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Long Island
Teamsters Union
Wagner
David L. Cole
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Eisenhower
Louis Lefkowitz
Crossword Puzzle Clues Summary
A list of crossword clues covering topics from beasts of burden to conjunctions and celestial terms. Includes entries for tellurium symbol Te and various crossword prompts like sites and bodies, with down clues as well.
Black Muslim Leader Moves Quarters Here
The Nation of Islam announced its national headquarters moved from Chicago to Phoenix. Prophet Eliya Poole Muhammad, 63, gave few comments while his wife cited health and permanent residence plans. Muhammad advocates a separate Black nation and self sufficiency, claiming potential support from up to 20 million to join the venture.
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Phoenix
UPI
Nation of Islam
The
Black Muslims
Chicago
Eliya Poole Muhammad
Muhammad
United States
Tucson Elects Mayor and Three Council Members
Tucson voters chose a new mayor and three city council members with about 80 000 eligible voters. Democratic mayoral candidate F T Gibbings led the slate against Republican Lew Davis as the city faces past water deals and governance crises.
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Tucson
UPI
F.T. Gibbings
University of Arizona
Lew Davis
Gibbings
Morse Holladay
Larry Gibbons
William Wisdom
GOP
Freeman Woods
Marvin Linner
William Reese
City
Don Hummel
San Pedro
Government Heights
Davis
Arizona State Awards Road Contracts Lead with Major U S 80 Work
The state Highway Commission awarded multiple road contracts led by L M White Contracting Co of Tucson for 1 209 219 on U S 80 new alignment in Yuma County. Tanner Brothers Contracting Co of Phoenix 141 252 for Tatum Boulevard from Lincoln Drive to Mockingbird Lane. M M Sundt Construction Co of Tucson 944 836 for a new alignment of State 84 and E L Farmer Construction Co of Phoenix 27 391 for a Phoenix highway patrol building.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Highway Commission
L.M. White Contracting Co
Tucson
Yuma
Tanner Brothers Contracting Co
Tatum Boulevard
Lincoln Drive
Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale
M.M. Sundt Construction Co
State
E.L. Farmer Construction Co
Highway Patrol
Outcome Of Off Year Elections Could Shape 1964 Race
Off year ballots across the nation test party strength as Democrats and Republicans contest key posts. Wagner in New York City seeks reelection against Lefkowitz, while James Mitchell aims to take New Jersey governorship from Hughes. Nationwide votes include constitutional amendments, state plans for post attack government, and local races in major cities.
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United Press International
New York City
New Jersey
Robert F. Wagner
Louis J. Lefkowitz
James P. Mitchell
Richard J. Hughes
GOP
Robert B. Meyner
Ohio
Anne X. Alpern
Henry X. O’brien
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Senate
New York
Oakland
Calif
Hartford
Bridgeport
Conn
Louisville
Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Youngstown
Akron Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Toledo
Salt Lake City
Utah
San Francisco
ASU Receives $278 800 Grant for Teacher Institute
Arizona State University has been awarded a 278800 dollar grant to fund an academic year institute for secondary school teachers of science and mathematics. The program begins September 17, 1962, and runs through July 20, 1963, directed by Dr. Alan T. Wager with about four teachers chosen to participate.
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Tempe
UPI
Arizona State University
Alan T. Wager
Art Form Revived in Laos Fights Reds with Mohlam Music
In Laos illiteracy is high, USIS revived the Mohlam tradition. Three three-man Mohlam teams travel the Mekong villages to sing verses linking Pathet Lao to failed promises and personal misfortune. The program, costing about 300 dollars a month per team, aims to spread anti-Communist messages to rural Lao residents.
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Laos
U.S. Information Service
USIS
Mekong
Pathet Lao
Everet Bumgardner
Arlington
Winds Lash Tucson Area
Powerful gusts battered the Tucson area causing extensive damage mainly in the east and north sectors. Roofs signs trees and utility lines suffered while several stores faced losses as power outages disrupted refrigeration. Damage is estimated in thousands of dollars.
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Tucson
UPI
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