U S Selects Three Astronauts for First U S Orbital Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL. U S scientists pick three astronauts to be candidates for America's first manned orbit. Alan B Shepard Jr is the only one with space flight experience. John H Glenn Jr and L. Scott Carpenter join as contenders.
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Redstone
Eisenhower Denounces Extremists in JFK Attack
Former President Eisenhower urged Kennedy to keep military officers out of politics and condemned "super-patriots" and extremists. He warned against Army and Navy officers influencing policy and criticized efforts to attack civil rights and domestic political life.
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Probe details grow as city manager faces graft allegations
Fragmented text reports a probe involving a former city official and a private investor. allegations include falsifying signatures and possible manipulation of contracts. Residents debate annexation and governance amid investigations and unnamed witnesses.
Pace Of Traffic Deaths Light Over Holiday
United Press International reports the Thanksgiving period showed 164 traffic deaths by 9 33 a m MST, about four per hour. California led with 34 fatalities, others include Illinois New York North Carolina Pennsylvania Texas Michigan Ohio Virginia. The final count was expected near 450 by Sunday midnight.
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Iliness
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Ohio
Virginia
Death Claims Neil Peacock
LeRoy Peacock died unexpectedly at his Phoenix home at 2633 North taking with him a Texas origin. He was 43 and worked for Lee Redman Equipment Co. in Phoenix. Survived by mother Mrs Keith Peacock widow Pauline two daughters Wanda and Mrs Peggy Scarbrough one brother one sister and one grandchild. Services planned 10 am Monday at First Southern Baptist Church with Rev John Pierce officiating. Interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Wes singer Mortuary Chapel in charge.
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Trinidad
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Scottsdale
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First Southern Baptist Church
John Pierce
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Wessinger Mortuary Chapel
Advertising Gains Signal TV Dominance in UPI Report
New York UPI notes total U S advertising value will rise to 12.5 billion with TV the only major gain. TV time sales climb 6 percent to 1.4 billion while national advertisers invest about 3 percent more in TV talent and production. Outdoor ads drop 5 percent to 150 million as business magazines and newspapers slip.
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Mayor To Appear At Cafe Petite Opening
Mayor Matt Kimsey will cut the ribbon at 5 30 PM to open Ray Jackson's Cafe Petite on Scottsdale Road across from Fashion Square. Preview guests will be registered. carnations will be given to ladies. The cafe features French decor, charcoal broiled steaks, and a piano bar in the cocktail lounge.
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Fashion Square
Matt Kimsey
Three Scottsdalians Star in Phoenix Play High Button Shoes
Phoenix Musical Theatre opens a four night run of High Button Shoes with three Scottsdalians in the cast. performances begin tonight at 8:30 with 6:30 Sunday curtain in West Phoenix High School auditorium. Mrs. Russ OConner delivers songs and charm and Earl Burrows plays Oggie opposite Susan Rupach in a romping Oklahoma style tale. Al Checco steals the show as con man Harrison Floy adding broad comic energy.
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Harrison Floy
ASU President Durham Appointed to ROTC Panel
Dr. G Homer Durham of Scottsdale and president of Arizona State University is named to the Air Force ROTC advisory panel by Secretary Eugene M Zuckert. He will represent the State Universities Association on the nine member panel meeting December 4 at the Pentagon.
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U.S. Office of Education
State Chaplain to Visit Scottsdale Knights Tuesday
The Knights of Columbus state chaplain Father John J. McMahon of St. Mary's Chandler will visit the Scottsdale council hall at 8 p.m. accompanied by Globe state deputy Carmen Corso. At a recent meeting four men were initiated to the First Degree: Fenton McDonough Charles MacGillivray Howard Kelley and Charles Benisit.
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Kennedy Plan Push for Negro Jobs in Big Industry
The Kennedy administration will seek voluntary job pledges from 12 major corporations to improve training and hiring of qualified Black workers. Nine firms have already signed. A mandatory reporting system for firms with government contracts will start next year, covering up to 40,000 companies and 30,000 to 40,000 reports. President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson are expected to attend the signing at the White House next Friday.
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Cuba Charges Against U S Denied In U N
The Dominican Republic rejected Cuba's accusation of U S intervention and defended American naval forces off its coast as healthy for the Caribbean. Ambassador Carlos Sanchez y Sanchez argued the ships and planes were deployed to deter invasions linked to communist threats and urged the Security Council to dismiss Cuba's request.
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Doctors to test King Saud for possible surgery in Boston
UPI reports at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston doctors planned a series of tests on King Saud of Saudi Arabia to decide if he must undergo surgery.
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UPI
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Berlin Talks Focus on Kennedy Agenda for Berlin Crisis
Gen. Lucius Clay briefed West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt for 65 minutes on President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer talks. They described the Washington meeting as the main topic and pledged to watch developments. Meanwhile a Soviet move halted a U S military train for about 15 hours as East Germans turned on a refugee wall fortification. A 26 year old climber, Siegfried Pump, was handed to the Soviets at Marienborn.
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Washington
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Marienborn
Christmas Seals Campaign Aims to Fight TB Statewide
The Greater Phoenix Tuberculosis Health Association launches its annual Christmas Seals drive to rid the county state and country of tuberculosis. President Victor H Baumann says efforts include rehabilitation education case detection physician and nurse workshops school and public health programs and TB research to aid patients and expand medical research.
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Tuberculosis & Health
Victor H. Baumann
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