Syria shifts to nonalignment under new government
Premier Mamun Al-Kuzbari announces Syria will pursue a non aligned foreign policy, partnering with any country offering friendship. He says the regime seeks UN and Arab League recognition, and reports indicate Jordan Turkey Guatemala Iran have recognized it. A trial will be held for ex UAW VP Abd el Hammid Serraj if charges proceed. Egyptians are being deported for their safety.
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Syria
UPI
Mamun Al-Kuzbari
Jordan
Turkey
Guatemala
Iran
China
Taipei
Beirut
Cairo
Nasser
Egypt
UAW
Abdel Hammid Serraj
Board of Inquiry
Al-Kuzbari
Paul Revere Panel Attacks Kennedy Policies
A five member Republican panel touring 18 states to back a GOP victory accuses the Kennedy administration of a pro Communist tilt. Rep. Melvin Laird derides a nine month backdown, Rep. Steven Derounian warns of a Berlin retreat, and Rep. Peter Frelinghuysen Jr. cites flaky statements as the group heads to Chula Vista after stops in Flagstaff Phoenix and Tucson.
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Yuma
UPI
Paul Revere
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Tucson
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Cuba
Steven B. Derounian
New York State
Unites States
Berlin
Khrushchev
Demo Leader Attacks GOP Riders On Road Trip
Mrs Mildred Larson a Phoenix Democrat and DNC member mocks the GOP congressional delegation led by Rep John Rhodes touring the state on a Paul Revere ride She says the ride mirrors past political stunts and blames Republicans for recession and Kennedy era policies while criticizing lack of alternatives.
More Water Seen for State in 62
Salt River Project forecasts a 3 acre foot per acre water allotment for 1962. Victor I. Corbell of the Salt River Valley Water Users Association says improved distribution and conservation will allow continuing the 1961 allotment. Watershed runoff is the lowest since 1912.
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Salt River Project
Victor I. Corbell
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
Protests over annexation split Phoenix and Scottsdale
Joe Chambers is out of town until Friday amid protests over annexation. Residents near Phoenix argue for joining Phoenix rather than returning to Scottsdale, following a de annexation dispute that caused Scottsdale City Manager Robert McNutt to resign after a Scottsdale annexation petition controversy.
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Joe Chambers
Phoenix
Motorola
Scottsdale
Robert McNutt
Mrs. Kent Huson Named Local Woman of Year
Scottsdale honors Mrs Kent Huson for community service church work and club contributions. The BPW Woman of the Year is a wife mother secretary bookkeeper planner cook chauffeur and inspirer in a very active local family.
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Scottsdale
Kent
Rose) Huson
Tombstone Kid chase costs deputy his job and marriage
A.P. Stormy Burns, a Pima County deputy, jailed the Tombstone Kid and returned from Mexico with him after a 5000 mile chase. Burns was fired for crossing the border without approval and his wife filed for divorce. Burns later captured Ronald Echols in a Guadijara hotel room after Echols skipped bail on a mail fraud case.
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A.P
Stormy
Pima County
Burns
Ronald Echols
Tombstone
Echols
Bcnols
San Diego
Tombstone City Marshals
Guadiajara
Mexico
Sheriff’s Office
Burr
Coronado High Votes Soon in First Student Body Election
Coronado High prepares for its first campus election October 5 and 6 with candidates for president John Dumont David Pace and Andy Sekan and other posts. Campaigning occurs this week. results are announced Monday with winners named.
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Coronado School
Don Poorman
Coronado High
Coronado
John Dumont
David Pace
Andy Sekan
Jim Donaghey
Steve Hanson
Toni Strong
Lynn Wahl
Bobbe Ferguson
Polly Smith
Bonita Hix
Jobless total declines as hurricane Carla factors noted
The Labor Department reports 457,000 fewer unemployed in September, bringing unemployment to 4,085,000 while employment falls 1,501,000 to 67,038,000. Nearly 2,000,000 people stopped looking for work as students return to classes, easing the jobless rate from 6.9 to 6.8 percent. WF Wolfbein notes little change in the rate over 10 months amid the recovery.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Southwest
Seymour L. Wolfbein
Weather class to debut daily forecasts at Scottsdale paper
The instrument issues are resolved and the class has spent 1% weeks learning reporting and forecasting. Students plan to publish their weather handiwork daily in the Scottsdale Daily Progress.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Top Advisers Brief Kennedy On Arms Status
Kennedy meets with Defense Secretary McNamara and General Lemnitzer to review U S military strength since the Berlin crisis. An afternoon talk with NATO commander General Norstad is planned as Kennedy weighs possible talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko.
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Kennedy
Washington
UPS
U.S
Berlin
Pierre Salinger
McNamara
Lemnitzer
NATO
Lauris Norstad
Andrei Gromyko
White House
Newport
R.I
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
New York
Gromyko
Helicopter Lifts Five Refugees Across Berlin Front
A U S Army helicopter ferried five East German refugees from Steinstucken inside the American sector to West Berlin today amid cross border tensions. Communist machine pistols fired at ground refugees while a second group of 55 crossed south of the border in a covered wagon with a horse, all unseen.
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Berlin
UPI
Iron Curtain
West Berlin
U.S
Steinstuecken
Steinsstuecken
East Germany
U.S. Army Berlin Command
Berlin Command
Germany
Mrs. McKnight Services Set for Elizabeth C. McKnight
Funeral services for Elizabeth C. McKnight of Scottsdale will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary chapel. She died Sunday. interment is Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Born in 1895 in Lake Village Arkansas she taught in Arkansas then Arizona arriving in Scottsdale 12 years ago. Survived by daughter Sue Ann Starks two brothers and two grandchildren.
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Elizabeth C. McKnight
E. Main St
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Arizona
Scottsdale
Sue Ann Starks
William Cooper
Winkelman
Paul Cooper
Miami
Reds Taking Viet Nam Toll
The U S State Department reports the communist guerrilla war in Viet Nam costs about 1,500 South Vietnamese lives each month. The toll is highlighted in a broad campaign to alert the American public to rising guerrilla activity in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. State Department
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Queen Grants Viscountcy to Antony Armstrong-Jones
Queen Elizabeth III conferred on Antony Armstrong-Jones the titles Viscount Linley and Earl of Snowdon, as husband of Princess Margaret. Princess Margaret becomes Her Royal Highness the Princess Margaret Countess of Snowdon. Linley is his family name on his mother’s side. his mother is the Countess of Rosse.
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UPI
Viscount Linley
Armstrong- Jones
Tony
Miss
Britain
Antony Armstrong-Jones
United Kingdom
Earl of Snowdon
Margaret
Princess Margaret Countess of
Snowdon
Armstrong-Jones
Wales
Linley
Countess of
Rosse
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E. Flower Street
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Bruce
Nancy
Paiute School
Kiddie Corral
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Dad
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Husons
S. Patricia Lane
St. Theresa’s Church
N. Scottsdale Rd
Farmers Insurance Pet
E. Thomas
Scottsdale Rd
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Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
Red Guards
Meg
Buckingham Palace
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Sun Dial
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Dene Pierce
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