Dominican strike sparks government crackdown in Santo Domingo
Government forces moved to end a general strike aimed at overthrowing President Joaquin Balaguer. Streets were patrolled, hours restricted, and workers warned they would be fired for absence. Opposition leaders urged persistence as talks with the regime stalled.
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Santo Domingo
D.R. Cupid
Presi Dent Joaquin Balaguer
Cuclew
Reisciuer
Viriato Fiallo
UCN
Repubidcen
Balisner
Boy Scouts Plan Annual Goodwill Project Distribution
The Boy Scouts announce their annual Goodwill drive to collect and distribute bags for householders. Scouts will deliver bags to households to fill and later pickup occurs to forward items for reuse and benefit the community.
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Boy Scouts
IndusSteieg
Capsule mission logs reveal data from NASA launch
Incoming notes describe a space capsule test with astronauts and a crew of observers monitoring a sequence of 18 atoms and the capsule's motion. The report mentions careful tracking of telemetry and voices from the capsule amid near real time observations.
Beating Of U N Men In Katanga Shocks Dodd
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd reports shock at Katanga troops beating two U N officials George Ivan Smith and Brian Urquhart during a party in Elisabethville. Thant demands public apologies and punishment. A Gurkha soldier was found slain nearby. another hostage incident occurred in Goma with William Rose.
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Katanga
the Congo
UPID
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
United Nations
Congo
Ded
Dodd
United States
U. N
George Ivan Smith
Brian Urquhart
Urquhart
Thant
New York
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
William Rose
Philadelphia
Goma
Kivu
Gcema
Rose
Smith
Inci
Table Tennis Club Formed by Scottsdale Parks
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department forms a Table Tennis Club chaired by Clarence Allan. The group will meet twice weekly and invites enthusiasts to register by calling WH 5-7890.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Elks Plan Annual Memorial Services
The Scottsdale Elks Lodge will hold its annual memorial services Sunday at 2 p.m. at the new 64th St and Oak headquarters. Rev. Oscar Wild of Scottsdale First Presbyterian Church will deliver the principal address. All lodge officials will participate, and the public is invited to attend to remember Elks members who have died.
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Scottsdale Elks Lodge
64Th St
Oak
Oscar Wild
Scottsdale
City Council Okays New Street Lights Budget and Plans
The city council approved street lighting for 19 lamps on West Moreland between 66th and 71st Streets at 61.75 dollars monthly. Salt River Project will install and bill for the lights. Other actions included sending two planning board members to a Casa Grande conference for 140 dollars, waiving licenses for a Holly Fair, and tabling an engineer contract for Thomas Road improvements.
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Salt River
West Moreland
West Culver
West Latham
Villetta
Planning and Zoning Board
Casa Grande
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Thomas Road
Oil Commission Reviews Rules For Arizona Drilling
In Phoenix the Arizona Oil and Gas Conservation Commission held a public hearing on revising drilling rules. The focus includes the 1951 52 rule set and the 1959 rules invalidated by the attorney general on a publication change technicality. Well spacing and market share for oil and gas products discussed. Attorney Jack Campbell of New Mexico House of Representatives referenced.
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UPC
Arizona Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Highway Department
Arnee
Arizona
Attorney General
Anther
Legion Amino
Jack Campbell
New Mexico
House of Rep
Texas Gas
California
Five Districts Seek Federal Land for School Sites
Phoenix AP dispatch reports Tucson public schools sought four sites on public lands for expansion while Paradise Valley, Sierra Vista, and Douglas districts filed applications for one site each. Prescott College also applied for a campus site four miles north of Prescott on the Fort Whipple Military Reservation.
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Phoenix
APD
Fred J. Weiler
U.S
Tucson Public Schools
Paradise Valley
Sierra Vista
Douglas
Prescott College
Prescott
Ft. Whipple Military Reservation
Tass Twisted JFK Interview Distorts Kennedy remarks
UPI reporting says Tass distributed an editorialized Russian summary of Kennedy Izvestia interview that omitted key points. Officials say the version framed Kennedy as evasive and defensive, omitting calls on East European vote rights and the Berlin issue, with Cuba coverage misrepresented.
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Washington
UPI
Tass
Kennedy
Izvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
Howe
Adzhubei
Meeting clears way for talk on mine strike
An informal meeting organized by the Rev. Charles Franklin Parker opened the path to renewed negotiations in the Iron King Mine strike at Humboldt. Representatives of Shattuck-Dean Mining Corp and United Steel Workers Local 5761 planned to resume talks after the meeting, with about 220 union workers idled for two months in the Prescott area.
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Prescott
Iron King
Charles Franklin Parker
Parker
Shattuck-Dean Mining Corp
United Steel Workers Local 5761
Humboldt
Gas explosion kills at social welfare center in Mexico City
A basement gas leak caused a blast at the federal Social Security Institute welfare center in downtown Mexico City. At least 15 dead and 54 injured as the four story building collapses amid a crowded parent and child event. Police say 15 bodies recovered with 29 hospitalized.
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Mexico City
UPI
Federal Social Security Institute
Social Security and Family Welfare Center
Downton
Spe
Anti Red Group To Hear Mecham
The Scottsdale Anti-Communist Club will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Western Savings bank meeting room. State Sen. Evan Mecham will address the gathering as part of the group’s anti red activities.
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Scottsdale
Anti-Communist Club
Western Savings Bank
Evan Mecham
Value Of Money Not Affected By Silver Ban
Washington UPI Kennedy orders halt on Treasury silver sales and phase out minting silver backed notes. Move aims to end federal buying and selling of silver, creating a free market. producers praise higher prices while consumers expect long term benefits.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Kennedy
London
Congress
Douglas Dillon
Federal Reserve
Scottsdale Youth Dies In Hospital
Robert Gordon Billingsley 14 died after a prolonged illness at Good Samaritan Hospital. He lived at 8535 E Windsor with his parents and recently graduated from Hohokam Elementary School. Survived by parents, a grandmother in Seattle, and two sisters. Memorials to Bobby Billingsley Memorial at Scottsdale Presbyterian Church. Services Friday 10 a.m. Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Burial Green Acres.
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Robert Gordon Billingsley
Good Samaritan Hospital
Windsor
Seattle
Robert
Hohokam
Scottsdale Presbyterian Church
Robert J. B. Billingsley
Mary Billingsley
Barbara Sue
Diane Louise
Messinger Mortuary
Johnston Calhoun
Green Acres
Bobby Billingsley
Hayden Helps Push Reversal of Silver Sale Policy
Sen. Carl Hayden and 12 Western Democrats urged President Kennedy to reverse Treasury policy selling silver for commercial use. They sent the request in a letter dated August 17, following the White House move to repeal the Silver Purchase Act of 1934 which requires Treasury to buy silver at 90 percent and sell at 91 cents per ounce.
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Denver
UPI
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Treasury
John A. Carroll
D-Coro
Hayden
Kennedy
White House
French Deny Egyptian Plot Charge Against Officials
Paris reports the French Foreign Ministry denied Egyptian accusations that four French officials involved in an official mission to the United Arab Republic plotted to assassinate President Gamal Abdel Nasser. The ministry called the charge ridiculous and odious.
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Paris
UPI
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Club To Give Safety Tapes For Bicycles
The Scottsdale Ex Calibur Club will hand out free safety tapes to bike riders at 8 a.m. Saturday on the west side of the police station. President Ralph Norton says riders must have reflectors or safety tapes per city ordinance. He invites townspeople to join Saturday meetings at 7:15 a.m. in Papago Lanes dining room.
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Scottsdale
Ex-Calibur Club
Ralph Norton
Norton
Knights of the Round Table
Papago Lanes
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