China Attacks Khrushchev Over Peaceful Coexistence
Red Flag editorial in the official Soviet Communist organ accuses former Soviet Premier Khrushchev of betraying revolutionary aims by endorsing peaceful coexistence with the West and pulling Soviet weapons from Cuba. Brezhnev reiterates Kremlin commitment to peaceful coexistence and nonimperialist foreign policy.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Red Flag
Central Committee
Cuba
Stalin
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
West
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Tashkent
Uzbekistan
Bodies of Brothers Found in the Superstition Mountains
In the Superstition Mountains near Apache Junction two brothers, Richard Kremis 21, and Robert Kremis 17, were found dead after a five day search. Mike Laughlin located them about 5 p.m. with evidence of eating on the western face. Death cause undetermined, with freezing conditions and snow complicating removal. Barbara Kremis, Richarde’s wife, awaited at the foot of the range as a storm swept the area.
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Apache Junction
UPI
Richard Kremis
Robert Kremis
Mike Laughlin
Coolidge
Laughlin
Barbara Kremis
Richard
Cavecreek
Williams
Paratroops Readied for Congo Crisis Action
Belgians have dispatched 800 paratroopers to Ascension Island to rescue 1000 white hostages in Stanleyville Congo. U S Air Force planes moved the first Belgian Paracommando Battalion to Ascension Island with British approval.
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Brussels
UPI
Bellum
Ascension Island
Stanleyville
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Atlantic Ocean
Africa
Fort Worth man refuses reprieve in Mexican death sentence
The first American sentenced to execution by a Mexican court this century, Dykes Askew Simmons Jr. of Fort Worth, declined a governor's offer to commute his death penalty to 30 years. Mexican officials and Simmons voiced steadfast innocence as the supreme court had just confirmed the sentence. He spoke from a Monterrey prison to KFJZ in Fort Worth.
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Monterrey
Mexico
UPI
Nuevo Leon
Eduardo Livas
Villarreal
Dykes Askew Simmons Jr
Fort Worth
Tex
Simmons
KFJZ
Warmer Temperatures Predicted Across Arizona
The Weather Bureau reports high pressure over the Western states bringing fair skies and a warming trend afternoons. Overnight readings were chilly with four below at Flagstaff and nine below at Maverick. Grand Canyon rose to two above zero amid sunny skies.
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Arizona
The
Weather Bureau
Western States
Flagstaff
Williams
Maverick
Grand Canyon
Tighter School Vote Law Sought
A Scottsdale teachers committee will draft state legislation to tighten school trustee and bond election procedures. District Supt. Charles Holt announced the committee this week as trustees raise concerns over irregularities after the October 6 election. Trustee Lyman Davidson cites the need to confirm voter qualifications and proposes neighborhood polling places instead of at large voting.
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Scottsdale
Charles Holt
Lyman Davidson
Nelda Jones
Arizona
Sysno
Holt
Vatican Ends Third Council With Key Rulings On Religion
Pope Paul VI refused to overrule a postponement on religious liberty as the Third Vatican Council wrapped up. The council approved a charter for Christian unity and a landmark declaration on Catholic relations with non Christians including Jews. The Jews section passed 1770 to 185, while the overall non Christian document moved 1657 to 99 with 242 reservations.
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UPI
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
Council’ Fathers
Paul
Near East
Scottsdale Man Shoots Self After Domestic Row
Donald Willard Walker 30, a mechanic and auto parts salesman, shot himself in the head after an argument with his wife Joyce at their Elm Drive home. Police found the man and two gunshot holes in a window, two shots fired through a window, and rushed him to Baptist Hospital then St. Joseph's, where he died. His daughters, Doana 10 and Pam 6, slept nearby.
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Scottsdale
Donald Willard Walker
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Walker
Joyce
E. Elm Drive
Doana
Pam
Dave Townsend
Tom Andrews
Drews
Baptist Hospital
Thant proposes UN observer status for nonmembers
UN Secretary General Thant urged observer status for communist nations outside the UN including East Germany North Korea North Viet Nam and Communist China to expose them to global opinion currents. The proposal aims to widen exposure without full membership.
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United Nations
Thant
East Germany
North Korea
North Viet Nam
China
General Assembly
NYC Papers Call Hoover Retirement After King Remarks
The New York Times urged Hoover to retire criticizing his attitude toward criticism as unacceptable for a public official. The New York Herald Tribune attacked Hoover as reckless with facts in his charges about the Warren Report and King.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Martin Luther King
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
Hoover
Four Injured in Collision at Oak and 64th Streets
A two car crash at the Oak Street and 64th Street intersection sent four people to area hospitals. Gene Rast, 19, of Phoenix ran a stop sign, colliding with Jeanne Iverson, 38, of Mesa. Rast and a passenger suffered head lacerations and were treated. Iverson and her husband Rex Iverson, 51, were admitted with varying conditions. Police cited Rast for running the stop sign.
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Phoenix
Qak
Gene Rast
Jeanne L. Iverson
Mesa
Rast
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Jeanne Iverson
Rex Iverson
Baptist Hospital
Iversons
Walter Heintz
E. Whitton
Hir
Iverson
64Th St
Oak
General Phoenix
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