Plan for Four Power Nuclear Test Ban Invites France
The Soviet Foreign Ministry called for a four power agreement with the United States Britain and France to ban all nuclear tests across atmosphere space underground and underwater. Geneva observers saw little chance of a quick East West accord while the Soviet draft invites France to join the talks.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
France
United States
Britain
Ing
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Wwe
Geneva
UPD
Foreign Ministry
Builders Urged To Unite On Labor Contract
Dan Marcian, head of the Arizona Building Contractor's Association committee on information, urged builders at Scottsdale to unite in negotiating a new labor contract with 22 unions next spring. He warned against strikes and stressed fair negotiations. He noted Arizona workers earn 20 percent more than the national average and wages have risen 165 percent in 12 years.
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Arizona Building Contractor's Association Committee On Construction Information
Dan Marcian
ABC
Scottsdale
Marcian
Mardian
Arizona
U S presses for details on Soviet nuclear ban plan
The State Department asked for clarification of Russia's latest proposals for a nuclear test ban treaty. Lincoln White said the United States has questions and will await a fuller explanation when the Geneva conference resumes on Tuesday. Arthur H. Dean will have briefings, while the department reserves judgment on the plan's drawbacks.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Russia
Lincoln White
United States
Soviet Union
White
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Thomas Barry Clash At Tucson Forum Highlights Divides
Norman Thomas and Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater faced off before more than 2000 in Tucson. Thomas urged disarmament tests and a holy fight against poverty while Goldwater condemned nuclear tests and urged conservative solutions.
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Barry
Thomas
Tucson
UPI
Norman Thomas
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Socialist Party
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Six finalists chosen in Parada queen contest
Arrangements for the 1961 Parada del Sol progressed as the queen field narrowed from 12 to six after yesterday's horsemanship exhibition at Jokake Inn. Scottsdale entrants Sheila Hicks and Ricki Sennette joined Elizabeth Ayers Sheila Ware Pat Brunette and Janet Hall as finalists. Judges included Jim Howard Bill Kipp and C J McCarthy. O'Brien noted beard entries and pending applications.
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Parada del Sol
Scottsdale
Sheila Hicks
Jokake Inn
E. Monterosa
Ricki Sennette
E. Oak
Phoenix College
Elizabeth Ayers
Seventh Ave
Sheila Ware
S. 36Th St
Pat Brunette
EF. Squaw Peak
Janet Hall
Rt. 2
Tempe
Jim Howard
Bill Kipp
C. J. McCarthy
Cody
Wyo
Argentine Chief Won't Discuss Talk With Adlai
Port of Spain Trinidad UPI Argentine President Arturo Frondizi left for Canada after talks with U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson. Spokesman Dr Juan Tabeada said they reviewed world and inter American problems and Argentine questions and reached agreement but offered no details.
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Adlai
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
UPI
Arturo Frondizi
Canada
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Frondizi
Stevenson
United Nations
Juan Tabeada
Taboada
Four Men Accused In Thefts At Scottsdale Home
Scottsdale sheriff's deputies arrested four suspects for stealing patio tiles from a Scottsdale residence. The group may be linked to other Valley thefts. Arrested were William Hays 24 of Salt River Indian Reservation Elmer Goodwin 32 and Edward Smith 18 both of Scottsdale and a Phoenix boy 11. About 21 dollars worth of tile was taken from Robert Trice’s home on Edgemont Street early Sunday morning and witnessed by Trice’s 16 year old daughter while babysitting nearby.
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Scottsdale
William Hays
Salt River Indian Reservation
Elmer Goodwin
Edward Smith
Phoenix
Robert Trice
E. Edgemont
Newburgh Chief Censured for Ethical Violations
City Manager Joseph Mitchell of Newburgh New York was censured by the International City Managers Association for unethical conduct and partisan political activity. He declined to attend the convention and faces possible suspension over welfare policy proposals and political activity allegations.
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Miami Beach, Fla
UPI
Joseph Mitchell
Newburgh
N.Y
International City Managers Association
Mitchell
Newburg
Association
Orin F. Nolting
William D. Fyan
Nolting
County Approves Water Franchise for Northern McDowell Regions
County supervisors approved a public service water franchise to serve a large area north and east of Scottsdale. Attorney Harry Cavanaugh, for the McDowell Mountain Waiver Company, must also obtain a franchise from the state corporation commission to serve portions of several sections at the foot of the McDowell Mountains.
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Scottsdale
Harry Cavanaugh
McDowell Mountain Waiver Company
State Corporation Commission
McDowell Mountains
Local Weather Report From Kiva School eighth graders
Local weather notes by Kiva School eighth graders using teacher parent group instruments. High yesterday 78, low 40, pressure rising 30.7. Sunrise 7 10, sunset 9 21. Forecast shows little change with light clouds and warmer. Today’s high near 79, tomorrow’s low about 41.
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Kiva
City council to air complaints on garbage service
Scottsdale officials meet with Garbage Service Co to address resident complaints and nonpayment claims. The contract charges 2.25 per home, with residents paying 1.50 and the city covering the rest. Debate over exempting nonusers and inspection plans tops agenda.
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Council
Garbage Service Co
Garbage Company
Scottsdale
Kennedy shakeup gives Rusk tighter grip on policy
Washington sources say President Kennedy’s White House and State Department reshuffle will place Dean Rusk in firmer control, cutting Bowles out of direct access to the president. Bowles likely moved to roving ambassador. Harriman shifts to Far Eastern affairs.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
State Department
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Chester Bowles
Bowles
W. Averill Harriman
Harriman
Pro-Castro Venezuelan hijackers seize DC-6 to Curacao
Five pro-Castro Venezuelan students hijack a four engine DC-6 with 46 aboard during a Caracas Maracaibo domestic flight. They force the pilot at gunpoint to fly to Curacao for a leaflet raid and demand the plane be returned to Caracas. Four Americans aboard are identified oilmen en route to Maracaibo. Dutch police surround the aircraft and detain the hijackers for questioning as Caracas seeks extradition.
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Caracao
Netherlands Antilles
UPI
Caracas
Maracaibo
Frederick Malcott
Earle Elrick
George Hatley
Walter Lambert
East German Leader Damps Berlin Crisis Hopes
Walter Ulbricht told the Communist party that the Allies have no rights of access to West Berlin across East German territory and rejected de facto recognition. He hinted negotiations could only aim to reduce Berlin garrisons while preserving the West’s face, signaling Khrushchev's vague stance may reflect a hard line.
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Berlin
UPI
Walter Ulbricht
Soviet Union
Neues Deutschland
Ulbricht
Party
West Berlin
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Rockefeller Missing Son Thought Doom Gloomy in New Guinea
Dutch authorities reduced hope for Nelson Rockefeller's son Michael after a second empty gasoline can possibly used by him was found near Frederik Hendrik Island in New Guinea. A water bottle from the drifting craft was also found as searchers race to confirm any link.
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Meraure
Dutch New Guinea
UPI
Michael Rockefeller
South New Guinea
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Frederik Hendrik Island
Michael
Young Rockefeller
Hendrik Veldkamp
Internal Affairs Department
Digul River
Arafura Sea
Fred
Erik Hendrik
Prahu
Rene Wassing
Rocketfeller
Gov. Rockefeller
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