Arms Race Halt Sought at United Nations Assembly
Delegates at the 16th United Nations General Assembly voiced fear of a nuclear holocaust and pressed to halt the arms race. Amid skepticism over East West gaps, the 100 member body faces disarmament talks stalled after bilateral talks failed. Pakistan's Zafrulla Khan urged a test ban as debate opens in the main political committee.
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Polish Girl Testifies on U S Diplomat Spy Blackmail Plot
Urszula Discher testified that her U S diplomat lover Irvin Scarbeck said he faced blackmail by Polish security police who pressured him to surrender codes and plans. She said police photographed them in bed and warned of prosecutions and expulsion unless she cooperated.
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Explorers Post Formed at Coronado High School
Mason and Roberts join Explorer Post No 4 sponsored by Scottsdale Lions Club at Coronado High School. Charter officers include Tim Zedon president and Larry Balcom vice president. Members plan a trip to the White Mountains next month to record elk mating calls with an Indian guide leading to the habitat.
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Sahl Paternity Suit Dismissed
Los Angeles Superior Court dismissed a paternity suit against comedian Mort Sahl after the mother sued in her own name rather than for the child. Judge Pfaff gave Patricia Manley 15 days to file a new suit for her son, noting the child’s interests above the mother’s.
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Fires Cause $1300 Damage
A trash fire spread from wood stock to the Collar Williams and White Engineers office at 115 North Brown Ave. at 8 15 a m. Rural Fire Department extinguished it before an alarm. Roof and rear wall damage about 1000 dollars. wood stock destroyed. A couch fire at Ted Mullen Realty in Frontier Town caused 300 dollars interior damage despite sprinkler activation.
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Goldwater Biography Set for October 17 Release
Avon Publishers will release a new paperback biography of Senator Barry Goldwater on October 17. Dean Smith and Bob Wood co authored the work and it will be sold at several hundred outlets in the Valley. a tentative release date was noted yesterday by the Daily.
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Padev to Speak at Arcadia High School Tonight
Michael Padev editor of The Arizona Republic speaks at Arcadia High School in Scottsdale at 8 PM on the topic Will Khrush chev Bury Us under the Citizens Information Center in Phoenix. A $1 donation will be accepted.
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Asthmatic Boy Seeks Lost Pet Cocoa the Dachshund
Phoenix readers are asked to help 8 year old Paul Herndon a boy with asthma who lost his red dachshund Cocoa. Cocoa slipped from home and was taken to the dog pound a buyer claimed the dog. Mrs Belle Herndon posted a reward ad but no one answered. Pound officials will not disclose the new owner.
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Arizona Business Show Opens at Westward Ho
The seventh annual Arizona Business Show began in the Thunderbird Room at the Hotel Westward Ho. The event showcases office machinery and modern methods with progress reports. The Phoenix chapter of the National Office Management Association sponsors it, and admission is free from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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NLRB Approves Picketing Across Union Lines on Wage Protests
The National Labor Relations Board ruled by a 3 to 2 vote that a union may picket a firm organized by another union to protest wage rates. The decision upholds Hod Carriers Union picketing at a Hammond Indiana construction site of George Dejong despite workers being represented by a different union. The majority said a union can concern itself with area employment standards when an employer maintains lower wages.
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Dutch Seamen Convicted by Soviet Court in Kiev
In Kiev, a Soviet military court sentenced Dutch merchant mariners Evert Reydon and Louw de Jager to 13 years total for spying for the United States and NATO. They received six years in prison and seven years in a labor colony after a two day trial and guilty pleas. They were arrested six weeks ago for allegedly photographing ships in Russian and Red Chinese ports and have seven days to appeal.
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Weather Summary for 24 Hour Period Ends at 4 AM
The 24 hour period ending at 4 am recorded variable temperatures and measurable precipitation. Highs and lows were not specified, but scattered showers affected several areas with some locations reporting brief heavier rain. Conditions are expected to gradually improve later today.
Kennedy signs 51 bills expanding FBI powers and more
President Kennedy signs fifty one laws in one day, extending FBI authority to chase fugitives across state lines and allowing information sharing on France atomic weapons training. Other measures extend the bracero program, create government supergrade posts, criminalize spying abroad, require foreign-influenced organizations to register, prohibit state bond counterfeiting, and authorize sending sixteen reserve fleet warships to allies.
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Eastside Phoenix blocked from annexing Scottsdale area
Phoenix official Stanton Von Grabill said no annexation opinion was given as Scottsdale's eastside sits against the Indian reservation. Royal Marks, tribal council attorney, doubts any annexation will occur, even piecemeal, noting residents will not sell allotments and only Congress could authorize an annexation.
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Regents Approve Record Arizona Higher Education Budget
The Board of Regents approved a 1962-63 higher education budget of 29.3 million dollars for Arizona colleges. The plan hikes funding by 3.7 million, covering the University of Arizona ASU and ASC with projected enrollments totaling 31,135. Regent Miller objected to a 200,000 U of A line for medical school planning, urging separation into a legislative bill based on the Volker report.
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Federal aid to ASU tops fifty nine thousand since August
Federal education aid totaling 59000 has flowed to Arizona State University Tempe since August 12 per figures released by President G Homer Durham. Major grant 25000 for National Defense graduate fellowships plus 18083 from the U S Office of Naval Research for two year loan of research equipment for Dr Roy M Johnson microbiology.
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