Flora Rakes Cuba as Death Toll Surges Across Islands
Hurri cane Flora crossed Cuba for the third time heading toward the Bahamas leaving a trail of destruction across three Caribbean islands with an estimated 4100 deaths. The Weather Bureau warned urgent hurricane precautions in the southeastern Bahamas and projected the storm to cross Crooked Island within hours as Cuba endured unprecedented four days of pounding.
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UPI
Flora
Cuba
Bahamas
Caribbean
Weather Bureau
Crooked Island
Havana Radios Report Flood Threat as Cuba Feels Storm
A Miami monitored Havana radio broadcast warns Santa Cruz del Sur faces flooding from a hurricane near Cape Lucrecia. It notes ten thousand families need urgent aid and recalls the 1932 tidal wave that killed over 3,000 in Santa Cruz.
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Miami
Santa Cruz del Sur
Santa Cruz
Fidel Castro
Atlantic
Cape Lucrecia
Miami Weather Bureau
Guantanamo Bay
Weather Bureau
Camaguey
Santa Cruz de Sur
Cuba
Santiago
Havana Radio
Havana
Oriente
Haiti
Negro Republic
Senate Panel Approves Public Accommodations Bill
The Senate Commerce Committee approved Kennedy's public accommodations bill with limits. It exempts neighborhood shops and non traveler catering facilities from anti discrimination rules while leaving broader scope to the courts to decide specifics.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Commerce Committee
President Kennedy
Wheat Sale Seen to Russia from U S
Senate Democratic Whip Hubert Humphrey after a White House meeting said the United States may sell up to five million tons of wheat to the Soviet Union and three satellites. He noted a near decision following news of Soviet interest estimated at 150 to 200 million dollars.
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Washington
UPS
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
United States
Soviet Union
Bishops Endorse Liturgy Reforms Emphasizing Sermons
Vatican City UPI reports ecumenical council members backed reforms to Catholic worship stressing frequent sermons as core to Mass. five of 19 amendments approved on the second chapter of the liturgy document with broad majorities, the largest negative vote 31 of 2,298.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Indian Leadership Emphasized at Canada US Conference
J H Gordon urged development of Indian leadership tied to education during the joint Canada US Indian Affairs conference at the Valley Ho. Delegates discussed self government, removing barriers to native leaders, and keeping educated Indians on reservations. Ed Hyden noted inherent powers limit Bill of Rights protections in tribal disputes, citing Navajo peyote case.
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Hotel Valley
J. H. Gordon
Indian Affairs
Gordon
Canada
United States
U.S
Phillip Nash
Dr. Nash
Ed Hyden
U. S. Department of the Interior
Hyden
Arizona
Philleo Nash
Lawyer scoffs at new annex trial attempt
An attorney for Scottsdale dismissed recent motions by special counsel Charles Brewer to reopen the annexation case. Mark Wilmer said the filings lack merit and criticised the state for dragging the matter on, noting he will discuss with Attorney General Robert Pickrell.
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New Annex
Scottsdale
East Side
Mark Wilmer
Charles Brewer
Timony
Brewer
North Side
Board of Freeholders
Wilmer
Richard Kamps
Paul Wenner
Kenneth Cope
Price-Waterhouse and Co
Nabour
Price- Waterhouse
Nabours
Motorola, Inc
State Supreme Court
Reagan son of Wyman Reagan earns Judson High player of the week
Mike Reagan son of Jane Wyman and Ronald Reagan was named Judson High School player of the week after a 21 6 victory over Canada Saturday. He threw two touchdown passes completed three other tosses and totaled 137 passing yards.
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Jane Wyman
Ronald Reagan
Judson High School
Canada
Reagan
Judson
City considers post office site amid traffic worries on Scottsdale Rd
Chamber staff report from today says aides of two congressmen are reviewing the Scottsdale Road post office site. Senator Barry Goldwater’s office indicated staff are on the matter and Representative John Rhodes has requested an investigation. A 53 name petition urged the city to oppose the two acre site north of Osborn and south of traffic counts awaiting from the city engineer.
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Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Rd
Chamber
A. J. Collins
Barry Goldwater
John J. Rhodes
Osborn
Bill Schrader
Schrader
Ken Williams
Anita Echlin
Lucille Neary Phillip
Lyman L. Tifft
Margaret Braun
John W. Morris
Warren A. Gallagher
Vivian M. Baker
Madeline F. Caron
Virginia F. Bonnell
Ben Goldfield
E. L. Markau
Wells W. Edwards
Clyde Matthews
Jay Cummins
Beatrice Howe
Donald E. Murphy
America Gelsi
Beatrice K. Hopkins
Weather Forecast Fair Warm Temperatures
Fair weather with little temperature change. High around 97 today and 96 tomorrow with a low near 61 and 68 respectively. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reported Mondays high 99 and todays low 68.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Valachi Threats Bared Before Senate Hearings
Joseph Valachi continued his crime chronology for Senate investigators detailing the Cosa Nostra hierarchy in New York. Police said the Valachi testimony uncovered new intelligence aiding the war on crime and noted added protection after FBI threats to his life. Authorities cited bomb threats and warnings of armed spectators during the hearing.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
New York City
New York
John F. Shanley
Senate
Valachi
FBI
U.S
James McShane
Hero Or Not- Sandy Koufax Ticketed At Luncheon
Sandy Koufax was awarded a Corvette at a New York luncheon and a police officer ticketed the car for parking on the sidewalk before the presentation. The incident echoes a prior World Series ceremony where Ralph Terry was similarly cited for overtime parking.
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UPI
Sandy Koufax
New York City
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Robert Spero
10Th Police
Ptl
Spero
Ralph Terry
Yankees
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