Walker and Soblen Bonds Equated in Public Debate
In a column heavy with political commentary, the writer connects the Walker and Soblen cases, arguing both men faced bail that reflected public fear rather than proven guilt. The piece cites psychiatric detention for Walker and Soblen’s escape to Israel, framing them as symbols of a broader Cold War clash.
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Washington
von Ao Wecker
Be Ing
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Walker
Wilkes
Robert Sablen
Sablen
Sianon
Israel
Federal Guards See Quiet Weekend at Ole Miss
Oxford residents report a calmer mood as federal guards supervise the University of Mississippi amid racial tensions. 29 year old former airman James Meredith arrives with marshals. campus activities are canceled and the homecoming game against Houston moved to Jackson to prevent violence.
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UPI
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Air Force
Ole Miss
Justice Department
Court House
University of Houston
Defense
Robert McNamara
Army
Cyrus R. Vance
Diane Klyce
Sardis
Miss Klyce
Defense Department
Mississippi
Schirra Confers With Astronauts Aboard Kearsarge
Walter Schirra Jr and three fellow astronauts meet with U.S. space officials aboard the USS Kearsarge off Wake Island to discuss technical aspects of his six orbit flight. John Glenn Scott Carpenter and Virgil Grissom join the session while Alan Shepard remains aboard the Rose Knot.
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Uss Kearsarge
UPI
Walter Schirra Jr
U.S
Carpet Kearsarge
Schirra
Kearsarge
Wake Island
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Virgil Grissom
Allan B. Shepard Jr
Rose Knot
Western Pacific
Astronauts Return After Sigma 7 Flight Debriefing
Donald Slayton and Gordon Cooper joined Project Mercury officials aboard the Kearsarge for a de briefing reviewing all five manned space probes. Sigma 7, Marcus Schirra’s capsule, was unloaded for transport to Cape Canaveral after a six orbit mission that landed four and a quarter miles from the Kearsarge.
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Donald Slayton
Gordon Cooper
Kearsarge
Project Mercury
America
Schirra
Cape Canaveral
Florida
False Alarm Sparks Debate On Child Discipline
An accidental alarm at 34 W Fifth Ave drew detectives after 10 05 p m at police headquarters. The piece argues for balanced discipline focusing on teaching, consistency, and steps toward self control, urging adults to model orderly behavior and gradually grant children responsibility.
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Fifth Ave
Weather Summary From UPI Temperatures and Rainfall
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4am are reported by United Press International. Highs and lows, rainfall amounts, and notable regional variations are summarized for the 24 hour window.
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United Press International
Driver Backed Into Vehicle Causing Minor Damage in Scottsdale
Richard Eugene Long of 6812 E Thomas Rd Scottsdale backed into a car driven by Michael D Agostino at Scottsdale and Indian School Rd. yesterday. Minor damage reported police said. No citations issued.
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Richard Eugene Long
E. Thomas Rd
Scottsdale
Michael D. Agostino
Scottsdale and Indian School Road
Scottsdale man Gould chosen for national PR convention
James W. Gould of 8137 East Cypress in Scottsdale was selected by First National Bank of Arizona to represent Arizona at the 47th annual convention of the Financial Public Relations Association in Atlantic City next week.
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Scottsdale
James W. Gould
E. Cypress
First National Bank of Arizona
Arizona
Financial Public Relations Association
Atlantic City
Arrest of Richard W. Thomas in Scottsdale Felony Charge
Richard W. Thomas, 26, of 1221 East Weber Street Tempe, was arrested yesterday on a felony charge of cashing insufficient funds checks in Scottsdale authorities said.
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Richard W. Thomas
E. Weber
Tempe
Scottsdale
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle lists numerous across and down clues including animal terms river names plants and historical references. It presents a dense grid of cryptic style hints with entries such as River in Italy and three-toed sloths alongside measurement and celestial clues.
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Italy
Asia Minor
McGrew
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle 36 Native metal plurals
A compact clue list with answers for 36 Native metal plural and other puzzle items including BR Agony 40 Division 41 Cubic meter 40 Matures 46 Headgear 47 To hasten 48 Conjunction 49 Brown kiwi 60 Japanese coin 63 Symbol for sodium.
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Atlanta
Bakersfield
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Brownsville
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Fresno
Helena
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L.A
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St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oakland
Oklahoma City
Palm Springs
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Reno
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Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Thermal
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Bisbee
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Douglas
Flagstaff Vas
Fort Huachuca
Gila Bend
Globe Grand Canyon
Kingman
Maverick
McNary Parker
Payson Phoenix
Prescott
Show Low
Tucson Winsow
Yuma
French Assembly Tops Premier in De Gaulle Fight
The French National Assembly passed a censure motion against Premier Georges Pompidou by 280 to 200, signaling a challenge to De Gaulle's plan for direct presidential elections. De Gaulle remains in office. Pompidou to resign, with a caretaker role until a new government forms.
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French Assembly
de Gaulle
Paris
UPI
French National Assembly
Napoleon III
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Newonle Ta
Gaullist Union For the New Republic
UNR
Pompidou
Louis Napoleon
Napoleon I
Napoleon II
Motorola expands Phoenix area plants and military center
Motorola Inc. announces a $5 million expansion at the Semiconductor Products division on 50th St and McDowell, totaling about $53 million in Phoenix area growth. A prior $3 million expansion raised the facility size by 50 percent to over one million square feet. Separately, a $1 million expansion is underway at the Western Military Electronics Center in Scottsdale.
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Motorola Inc
Sions
Phoenix Area
Semiconductor
50Th St
McDowell
Motorola
Western Military Electronics Center
Scottsdale
Welfare Probers Resign Positions
Two special investigators for the state welfare department resigned, Commissioner Fen Hildreth said. Nate Simon and Jack Hilfinger quit to devote time to their private detective agency. Dr. Daniel Noble, executive vice president, said the latest expansion plans were affected.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Welfare Department
Fen Hildreth
Hildreth
Nate Simon
Jack Hilfinger
Daniel Noble
Expan
Pope Prepares For Council Opens Next Thursday
Pope John XXIII traveled 400 miles by train to visit the shrines at Loreto and Assisi as Ecumenical Council nears. The 80 year old pontiff called the trip the finest, smiled at crowds, wept at the shrines, and planned 4 a.m. work before Mass. He also met aides and Senegalese President Léopold Sédar Senghor.
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Vatican City
Loreto
Assisi
Pontiff
Papal Academy
Leopid Senhor
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