AFL-CIO invites Teamsters locals to quit Hoffa and join unions
George Meany leader of the AFL-CIO called a drastic plan to lure dissatisfied Teamsters locals away from Hoffa and readmit them to the federation. Meany said a closed Executive Council session vowed action against Hoffa while Sen. McClellan praised readmission moves and Hoffa maintained a cautious stance.
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Nigerian foreign minister urges small nations to seize UN leadership
At United Nations headquarters Jaja urges 100 nations to challenge the big powers and resist what he calls dangerous policies that threaten global security. He criticizes the Soviet troika plan as unfriendly and says big powers bully smaller states with threat of atomic destruction.
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Voodoo Hex Suspect Charged in Sacramento Boss Killing
A federal grand jury charged Ernest G. Walstrom Jr. with murder after he admitted firing six shots at his former boss, Edward Edwards, at the Sierra Ordnance Depot housing area in Herlong Calif. Walstrom said a voodoo hex drove him to kill to end haunting drums. The shooting occurred on federal reservation.
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Gromyko predicts peace talks after London talks with Kennedy
Gromyko said a peace treaty should be concluded and signed after meetings with President Kennedy in Washington. He met with Prime Minister Macmillan and Lord Home in London and voiced optimism about mutual understanding and peaceful solutions, while British officials saw no new proposals or positions.
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Pentagon recalls Gen Van Fleet for part time consult duties
Gen James A Van Fleet retired commander of U S and United Nations forces in the Korean War is recalled for part time consultative duty at the Pentagon. He will serve under Army Secretary Elvis Stahr starting Oct 30 as consultant for special projects from his Auburndale Florida home.
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Educator Decries Overprotection By Phoenix Parents
Supt. Howard C. Seymour of the Phoenix High Schools College District says some parents are overprotecting their children who misbehave. He urged parents to let youths face consequences and said schools should notify parents when students show a lack of parental control.
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Drivers' License Office To Close For Columbus Day
The Scottsdale drivers' license bureau in City Hall will be closed tomorrow for Columbus Day. Regular hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, with no applications accepted after 4:30 p.m.
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U S Explodes Nuclear Device Deep Underground
Washington reports the United States detonated a low yield nuclear device deep underground at the Nevada testing grounds marking the third announced test since resuming testing. President Kennedy ordered underground tests after Russia resumed tests on September 1.
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Colombian Army Mutiny Sparks Hilltop Pursuit
About 120 soldiers revolted under 2nd Lt Enrique Escobar and fled into the hills near Bogota. A motorized column pursued the mutineers as Escobar freed fellow lieutenant Alberto Cendales and rallied troops from an armored unit connected to ex dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla’s circle.
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Charter Group Attacks Claim City Manager Can Fire Councilman
The Charter Government Committee denounces an opposition claim as fiction and seeks support at a Phoenix rally. The city election is set for November 14 with Stay American Committee opposing the Charter group which has dominated recent Phoenix races.
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Boston Irishman Likely New House Speaker McCormack’s Succession
Boston congressman John W. McCormack is widely favored to become House speaker as Sam Rayburn’s illness leaves the post open. A rival is 44 year old John F. Kennedy, whose backers dispute White House involvement. The speaker’s role wields major power and a $45 000 annual pay in a Democratic leadership transition.
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U S Vanguard Of 40000 Troops Lands In France
At Cherbourg France the first group of 2000 American soldiers in a 40000 strong European force disembarked from the Army transport Gen Simon Buckner. The arrival marks the surge to bolster five battle ready divisions facing the Soviet threat in Germany and the lines that support them. The ship later sails to Bremerhaven with the remaining troops. A French band played as the crowd watched the solemn moment.
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Soviet Defector and Wife Claimed Kidnapping at Schiphol
In The Hague the Soviet embassy charged Dutch military police attempted to abduct Mrs. Alexei Golub at Schiphol Airport as her husband defector Alexei Golub faced a police office inquiry. Ambassador Ponomarenko was punched by a Dutch officer during the clash.
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Scottsdalian Elected President Of Goodwill Group
Robert Y. Amrine was chosen president of Industries of Arizona Goodwill lus at the annual meeting. The nonprofit reported 228 204 in wages to 237 handicapped workers last year and that 68 percent of income went to workers' wages. Amrine also serves as vice president of First Federal Savings and Loan Association and holds memberships in several civic groups.
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New Stamp Marks Sun Yat-sen Anniversary
Washington issue commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Chinese republic and its founder Dr Sun Yat sen with a four cent postage stamp released by the Post Office Department on Tuesday.
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Auto Union Plans To Discuss Ford Talks Status Tonight
The UAW executive board meets to review Ford negotiations and set a Thursday target to end the strike. AMC Local 72 at Kenosha Wisconsin voted against ratifying the historic AMC contract, complicating the national agreement.
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Titan Missile Contracts Awarded by Air Force
The Air Force awarded a $6.4 million contract to General Electric for Titan missile base intercom systems. Installations will occur at Little Rock Arkansas base, McConnell Wichita Kansas base, and Davis-Monthan Tucson Arizona base.
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County Proposes 28,544-Acre Regional Park in White Tank Range
Maricopa County officials consider a lease for 28,544 acres to serve as a regional park. The land lies about 15 miles west of Peoria in the White Tank Mountains, roughly twice the size of Phoenix’s South Mountain Park, claimed to be the world’s largest municipally operated park.
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Harry Knowles Promoted at Motorola Scottsdale Division
Scottsdalian C Knowles promoted to assistant general manager for research and advanced development in Motorola's semiconductor products division in greater Scottsdale. He will direct IC device development and division research activities, after previously serving as Mesa transistor products product manager. He formerly worked at Bell Telephone Laboratories on transistor and switching diode development. He and wife Phoebe live with their three children at 6015 Calle Del Media.
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Pershing Artillery Missiles Hit Target on Atlantic Range
The Army's Pershing artillery missile demonstrated reliability by striking a designated target after a 150 mile Atlantic range flight. The test occurred Tuesday night as part of ongoing evaluations of the missile system.
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Arcadia JETS To Hear Lecture On Elephants
The Arcadia Junior Engineering Technical Society will hold its second meeting of the year Friday at 3 00 p m in room 116 at Arcadia High School General business will precede a lecture by Dr Dowling ASU associate professor of physics The talk titled discovering elephants describes a mix of pure and applied research The JETS club aims to improve understanding of engineering for future engineers Arcadia JETS officers are Bob Smith president Harry Davis vice president Willie Sue Grifford secretary John Herrick treasurer and Steve Briggs librarian.
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Britain Embraces the Kennedy Look in Hair Trends
The London Financial Times reports Britain favors the Jack Kennedy hairstyle. The survey notes that Marlon Brando and Tony Curtis cuts are no longer popular and confirms the Kennedy look dominates current hairdressing trends.
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United Nations adopts pact against child marriages and polygamy
The General Assembly approved a convention aimed at ending child marriages and polygamy. Adoption requires individual governments to ratify before it becomes legally binding in their countries.
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Pro and anti Castro demonstrators clash at United Nations
In New York, about four pro and four anti Castro groups picketed the United Nations. Police kept the two sides apart as they shouted at each other. The event ended without violence before nightfall.
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