Five Deaths Recorded On State Roads
Five deaths raise Arizona's yearly road toll to 396 with multiple crashes across the state. A Phoenix man Leonard Washburn 61 dies after running a red light into a cement truck. Other fatalities include David Pope 58 of Grants New Mexico and Robert Gappiner 39 of Chandler in Ehrenberg area. Airman Michael Emde 22 of Ventura California dies when a sports car overturns near Nogales. William McCurdy 60 dies two miles east of Douglas after loss of control reportedly caused by a wasp. Three injured in various crashes.
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United Press International
Arizona
Phoenix
Nogales
Douglas
Leonard Thomas Washburn
Washburn
Bob Miller
David Cullen Pope
Grants
N.M
Robert Dale Gappiner
Chandler
Ehrenberg
Michael Emde
Ventura
Calif
William Lawrence McCurdy
U.S
Pope
Gappinger
Ray Walter Finnimor
Oakland
Finnimor
Miller
Slayers Gun Given Tests
Pima County authorities run ballistics on a 22 caliber rifle tied to a prospector slaying near Patagonia and an earlier confession by Steve Jackson and Ronald Goodyear of cattle rustling. The gun may relate to the 8 year old Margarita Bejarno abduction and murder discovered near a bridge north of Tucson.
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Tucson
UPI
Pima County
Patagonia
Little Marguerita Bejarno
Steve Jackson
Ronald Goodyear
Maurice Powell
Margarita Bejarno
Teamsters Union Rejected As Agent
In Muskegon Michigan workers at Brunswick Corp chose the International Association of Machinists over James R Hoffa’s Teamsters in an NLRB election. Out of about 1 600 eligible production workers 987 voted for the IAM and 385 for the Teamsters. About 225 did not vote.
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Muskegon, Mich
UPI
Brunswick Corp
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
National Labor Relations Board
International Association of Machinists
Teamsters
Rayburn Surfaces From Pneumonia to Resume Cancer Treatment
Dallas doctors report House Speaker Sam Rayburn, 79, recovered from pneumonia enough to sit up and receive resumed cancer therapy after a period of coma and high fever. A Baylor physician said the recovery is unusual while noting Rayburn has not been told he has cancer.
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Dallas, Tex
UPI
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Robert F. Short Jr
Baylor University Medical Center
Short
Dallas
Boy Scout Troop Plans Camp Out To Snow Bowl
Scout leader Bill Norrid says Scout Troop 346 will depart for a three day camp-out at the snow bowl in the San Francisco Peaks. Two log book boxes prepared one at the pass for tomorrow night and another atop the peak Sunday morning. About 20 scouts and four adults expected.
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Scottsdale Boy Scout
San Francisco Peaks
Bill Norrid
Realtors Seek Repeal Of Tax In Arizona
The Arizona Association of Realtors calls for repeal of the state inventory tax while preserving revenue from other sources. President Thomas W. Jessup says the policy favors repeal only if substitutes tax revenue from non real property gains. Merchants complain the tax is unfair and harms business by depleting inventories.
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The
Arizona Association of Realtors
Scottsdale Lions Plan Christmas Baskets Program
The Scottsdale Lions commit to provide Christmas baskets again. At the next meeting, directors vote to start collecting food cans or 25 cent contributions to fund the baskets for Yuletide.
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Scottsdale Lions
Yuletide
Hoffa Denies Communist Ties Before Senate Probe
UPI report states James R. Hoffa testified before the Senate internal security subcommittee denying links to Communists. He defended Teamster alliances with Bridges on the West Coast longshoremen and the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. He insisted he is not a Communist and rejected newspapers’ linking him to Communist enterprises.
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Washington
UPI
James R. Hoffa
Senate
Hoffa
Internal Security Subcommittee
West Coast Longshoremen’s Union
Harry Bridges
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Combat Ready U S Troops Disembarking at German Port
Nine hundred combat ready U S troops began disembarking in Bremerhaven to join units across West Germany as part of President Kennedy s orders to reinforce Western forces in Europe amid Cold War tensions. The Gen Gen Buckner transported them to the port, with 500 already landed in Cherbourg, France.
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U.S
Bremerhaven
Germany
UPI
West Germany
Kennedy
West Berlin
Simon B. Buckner
Cherbourg
France
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