Fear Missiles Still In Place
Cuban exile leader Jose Miro Cardona says missiles may remain in Cuba capable of reaching New York. He questions dismantling progress and cites intelligence on underground batteries along the island’s northern rim. He calls for international inspections to confirm removal of offensive weapons.
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India seeks U S planes and arms from Moscow reports
Prime Minister Nehru said India asked the United States for military aircraft to bolster defenses in the border war with China and sought American machinery to produce arms at home. Moscow assured timely MIG21 deliveries and a local factory. India’s ordnance output surged 300 percent in three weeks.
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Protests over Hiss TV appearance drew calls and telegrams
ABC received over 1,000 protest calls and hundreds of telegrams after airing The Political Obituary of Richard Nixon. Alger Hiss defended himself against Nixon’s actions as politically motivated, while critics called the program inaccurate. Protests largely came from California and New York City area viewers.
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Local Weather Forecast from Kiva School Page
Forecast fair today and tonight with increasing high cloudiness tomorrow. Little temperature change with a high near 85 today and a low around 47 tomorrow morning. Sunrise 6 56 a m Sunset 5 28 p m Yesterday high 83 and low 47 given.
Scottsdale Annexation Battle Sets Tomorrow Plan
Scottsdale moves to annex 4.0 square miles in Paradise Valley affecting about 2,000 residents with 1.9 million in assessed value while Phoenix counteracts with a restraining order. City officials, including Ken Williams, Mayor Schrader, and Osmond Burton Jr., review events as overlap and legal action unfold.
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Feud at AFL CIO Complicates Leadership Bid
The AFL CIO Executive Council met in closed session to resolve a rift between President George Meany and VP Walter Reuther over a vacancy. A Reuther aide denied reports that he would resign or quit the federation amid the dispute.
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Barkley Claims Enough Votes For Speakership Victory
Phoenix Democrats and Republicans report coalition support for Rep. W.B. Barkley of Glendale to win the House speakership. Spokesman Jack Higgins says 14 Democrats join 32 GOP votes, giving Barkley a majority as the 26th legislature opens January 14. Hathway supporters counter with 29 votes from Democrats.
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Catholic Church eyes fixed Easter date via talks with other Christians
Vatican insiders report that Council fathers urged talks with non Catholic churches to settle a common Easter date. The idea emerged amid debates on worship forms including the mass. Officials say the second conclave session will run May to June.
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Jet Crash at MacDill AFB Kills Pilot and Two Crew
A six jet RBA7 reconnaissance plane crashed and exploded on takeoff at MacDill Field Florida. The pilot and two crew members were killed. The crash occurred Sunday and involved a military Air Force unit. An investigation into the cause was expected.
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Scottsdale School District to review cooling fee increase
Scottsdale School District boards considers raising engineering fees for refrigeration work at seven schools. Johannessen and Girard Engineers would receive about 4.4 percent more. Original $490,000 estimate rose to $755,107 funded by levy and other district funds. Also bids for three high school language labs and curtain installations to be discussed. Meeting 7:30 p.m. at district administration center in Phoenix.
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Typhoon Kara Hits Guam Rips Island With 175 mph Winds
Typhoon Kara churned through Guam with 175 mph winds causing about 100 million dollars in damage. At least one civilian killed hundreds injured and thousands homeless. U S Navy reports no casualties among military. Storm heads toward Luzon as disaster area braces for rebuilding aid.
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ASU Exhibits Largest Display of Weapons Off Campus
Arizona State University will showcase the state's largest display of weapons outside a military reservation on Friday and Saturday. The exhibit, run by the Department of Military Science, features rockets to rifles with items from White Sands Proving Grounds Fort Huachuca and the Arizona National Guard. Highlights include Little John and Hawk missiles tanks howitzers and a helicopter.
Pearl Robbery Nets $1 Million at Fort Worth Hotel
Fort Worth police hunted a mysterious burglar who jimmied a hotel door lock and stole pearls valued at $1 million from a Japanese exporter. Chief of Detectives Andy Fournier issued an all points bulletin for the thief who entered the room of the exporter on a recent night through a valet door.
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Elks Lodge Robbed of Cash Liquor in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Elks Lodge on 64th Street and Oak reported a Sunday morning break in. About $1,500 in cash was stolen along with three cases of liquor after entry through the secretary's office. Checks written Saturday night were among the stolen items and Elks asked writers to replace them. A juke box was forced open and a metal cabinet containing cash was also broken into.
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Kennedy weighs Cuban crisis with UN and NSC aides
President Kennedy meets with U N aides and NSC officials to review progress on removing Soviet missiles from Cuba and to discuss on-site verification. Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric says 42 missiles were reported removed but on-site proof is needed before lifting the blockade. He notes Soviet IL28 bombers remain and are considered offensive weapons.
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Small Airports Needed Here In Arizona Plan
State Aeronautics Director Jim Vercellino campaigns for space-age standards at small air ports. He notes Arizona had 700 light aircraft five years ago and now the number has doubled. His top project is a plan for a landing strip every 50 miles at bargain prices.
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Air Force Tests Secret Satellite Launch From Point Arguello
The Air Force launched a secret satellite Sunday using an Atlas Agena B booster from Point Arguello on the Pacific missile range. No other information about the launch was disclosed.
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Deer Hunters Find Corpse Near Abandoned WWII Cabin
The badly decomposed body of a man was found in a remote shack 60 miles southwest of Tucson by deer hunters. The victim was not identified, and deputies believe he may have died last February. A wall note read Ben Gomez slept here, with a calendar from January 28, 1962, to February 24, ending with the word death.
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Judge Lenient Keeps Youths Free After Firecracker Case
Four nervous teenagers facing charges for throwing firecrackers appeared before Rochester City Judge Sidney Z. Davidson. He recalled his youth, warned and then suspended their sentences, treating the matter with humor before granting clemency.
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Norstad Warns NATO Forces In Europe Are Short
Supreme Allied Commander Gen Lauris Norstad told the eighth annual NATO parliament conference in Paris that European NATO forces are critically short and suffer serious preparation deficiencies yet expressed confidence Europe can be defended. He ordered a mobile forward defense in most of Central Europe rather than rear positions.
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Teachers Leaders Meet In Phoenix For Salary Talks
About 350 leaders of local teachers associations gather in Phoenix for the annual Tri Conference of the Arizona Education Association. They aim to iron out issues on salaries school legislation and public relations with NEA specialists Roy K Wilson and Dr Jack Kleinmann.
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