Governors Seek Federal Aid for Mental Health and TB
Chicago dispatch reports that the Council of State Governors executive committee reaffirmed a proposal to amend the Social Security Act to include mental health and tuberculosis aid. Delegates from 43 states backed the measure, with governors from New Hampshire New Mexico Minnesota Pennsylvania Tennessee Michigan and Wisconsin among attendees. The group also discussed U.S. Japan gubernatorial exchanges and the State Department funding for main executive council members' trip.
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Chicago
UPI
Council of State
Gover
Nors
Executive Committee
U.S
State Department
William Quinn
Hawaii
Local Horses Win At Fair
Two Arabian horses from Lasma Arabian Ranch of Scottsdale, Aalrief and Silwara, were named grand champion Arabian stallion and mare at the 1961 Arizona State Fair Horse Show. Grand champion gelding at Sun-Jay's show was Ninrad of Desert Arabian Ranch, also in Scottsdale, with reserve champions Tissi Utiki and Nadseyn from local Scottsdale breeders.
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Lasma Arabian Ranch
Scottsdale
Aalrief
Silwara
Sun- Jay
Ninrad
Desert Arabian Ranch
Heaton's
Arabans
Nadseyn
The
Brusally Barch
Hearing Set in Poisoned Fruit Case in Los Angeles
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Wednesday for Florence Gertrude Myers 54 accused of trying to kill estranged husband Virgil Myers 61 with strychnine flavored peaches. Myers denied the charge after bail release and police pursued leads from a poison purchase advert.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Florence Gertrude Myers
Virgil Myers
Casey Club Will Meet November Luncheon
The Scottsdale Chapter of the Casey Club will meet at noon in the Crest Room of Papago Lanes for a luncheon. The agenda includes election of officers, led by chapter president Stan Kelley. The organization welcomes Catholic men in Scottsdale devoted to civic duty to attend.
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Scottsdale
Casey Club
Papago Lanes
Stan Kelley
Kelley
Portuguese Plane Hijackers Planned Bombing of Lisbon
Six hijackers who seized a Lisbon bound Portuguese airliner in Casablanca planned to bomb Lisbon rather than drop leaflets. A Portuguese refugee leader in Sao Paulo said the plan to hit Portugal’s government center was abandoned for humanitarian reasons. Moroccan press suggested asylum unlikely and that the hijackers might be asked to leave Morocco.
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Rabat
Morocco
UPI
Lisbon
Toga Machado
Sao Paulo
Brazil
White House
Machado
Henrique Galvao
Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Casablanca
Santa Maria
Post Office Praised for Savings Bond Sales
Scottsdale Post Office earns commendation from Postmaster O C Wilson for contributing to the U S Savings Bond program. William Neal, national director, notes the facility helped sell 44 billion in Series E and H bonds. Stamps available at the post office and in schools on Stamp Day.
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Scottsdale
U.S
O. C. Wilson
Wiliam Neal
Neal
Wilson
Newsman says Khrushchev gains in Berlin crisis
Stewart Hensley of United Press International argues Khrushchev seeks Berlin talks now as he has achieved most goals he hoped from the crisis. He cites sealed East Berlin, incorporation into East Germany, and limits on recognizing East Germany to safeguard access to West Berlin.
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United Press International
Rotary International
Hensley
Khrushchev
East Berlin
East Germany
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Andrei Gromyko
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
West Berlin
Central Europe
Kremlin
Judge Denies Leniency For Love Offer
In Los Angeles County a municipal judge, Lynn W. Johnston, testified he proposed leniency in exchange for dating one woman, Vida Dolphus, to gain her information in a narcotics case. He admitted planning to go to a motel to develop her confidence, denying direct narcotics questions to avoid panic.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lynn W. Johnston
Downey
Calif
Vida Dolphus
Anaheim
Melvin Belli
Johnston
Miss Dolphus
Beach City
Johnson
Ivan Robinson
Robinson
The Old Prospector Speaks at Superstition Mt Mining Camp
An Old Prospector column invites readers to dine at the Superstition Mountain Mining Camp 414 miles north of Apache Junction offering all you can eat platters of prime rib roast chicken wall eyed pike and more. The piece recalls past claims and gold, and invites readers to join for meals and conversation.
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Apache Junction
Apache Trail
Old Hardrock
Moss warns officials leak news to serve self interests
Rep John E Moss cites leaking of security information by federal officials to obtain funding boost personal status or to damage rivals He cites examples from defense and commerce departments and urges stronger news gathering to expose secrecy and defend public information rights He notes some officials deny license holders access to corporate identities for export.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
John E. Moss
Moss
Defense Department
Congress
Commerce Department
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House
Freedom of the Press Institute
Western Reserve University
Niews
Adz
Chris Town
Bethany Home Rd
Phoenix
Redwood
Eastside Fence CO
Arizona
Superstition
Apache Junction, Arizona
Sat. & Sun
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Superstition Mountain Mining
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