ASU Homecoming Weekend Draws 67000 Alumni
Arizona State University prepares a three day homecoming with more than 67000 alumni invited. events include an alumni dance golf tournaments reunions a letterman breakfast and a football game vs Oregon State College with ceremonies at the Memorial Union Palo Verde Hall and Tempe Sands Hotel.
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Scientists Study Materials Shot on Space Flight
Scientists at Sunnyvale report four metals gold iron magnesium and nickel along with corn kernels were tested after a space flight that circled the earth 18 times. The 300 pound Discoverer 32 capsule launched from Vandenberg and retrieved near Honolulu was sent to Lockheed in Sunnyvale for analysis by researchers from universities laboratories and federal agencies studying radiation effects on future space travel.
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Mollet Warns Germany Might Align With Russia
Former Socialist Premier Guy Mollet said Germany must be reunited and integrated with Europe within five years or risk forming a new German Soviet pact. He warned that without such integration Europe cannot be reconstructed and Germany could forge an anti Western alignment.
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Chairmen Named For Hayden Fete
All 14 Arizona counties are represented by chairmen coordinating ticket sales for the Golden Anniversary dinner honoring U S Senator Carl Hayden. The announcements list county chairs, the program chairman, and seating rules ahead of the November event with Presidents Kennedy and other lawmakers invited.
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Tom Chauncey
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Springerville
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Jack) Gilbert
Warren
Coconino
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Flagstaff
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Safford
Greenlee
Chauncey
John F. Kennedy
Phoenix
Washington, D. C
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Cardona Forecasts End of Communism Worldwide
New York story says four thousand Cubans rallied against Fidel Castro as Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, head of the Cuban revolutionary council, declared Castro's downfall would start the end of communism globally.
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UPID
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Nixon Faces Rough Path In California Governor Bid
Richard Nixon returns to politics with a California governor bid that faces intra party opposition in a June 1962 primary. Former Gov Goodwin Knight accuses Nixon of displacing him, while Brown predicts a GOP draft for 1964.
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GOP
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William F. Knowland
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Brown
Goodwin J. Knight
Knowland
Knight
Los Angeles
J. Howard Edgerton
Robert Finch
Arizona Fair Opens With Kids Day and Free Ride Tickets
Friday November 3 marks Kids Day at the Arizona State Fair with the first 5 000 children receiving free carnival ride tickets The gate fee is 10 cents all day The fair runs November 8 to 12 with a parade games contests prizes and appearances by Wallace and Ladmo Daddy Long Legs and Bobo the Clown Gates open at 10 am
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Strike Enters Fourth Week at Copper Co
The Machinists strike against Inspiration Copper Co. entered its fourth week after Local 1342 members voted 40 to 28 against a new contract. Union agent Clay Covey said the offer failed to address wage differences and involved job reclassifications. Of 88 workers, 68 voted in the secret ballot after a daylong session with management and a federal mediator.
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UPI
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
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Clay Covey
Inspiration
Education Fails To Change Racial Views
New York reports that a Rutgers University study for the American Jewish Committee finds education does not reduce prejudice toward Jews and Negroes. It notes educated people may oppose legal restrictions on minorities yet avoid personal contact, with desegregation support waning as Southern resistance grows.
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UPI
United States
Charles Herbert Stember
Rutgers University
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Stember
West Germans Brace for Possible War Amid Oslo-pact Tension
West German government and NATO partners prepare for potential conflict with Russia while the public, though uneasy, prefers peace. Across Bonn Hamburg Berlin Hanover and Munich observers note the strain from Berlin to the Bavarian Alps as von Brentano warns of paying a price for total war and the Berlin issue looms in reunification talks.
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Great Books Talk Planned in Phoenix
The Phoenix Public Library and the Great Books Foundation announce enrollment for a Great Books discussion program. New leaders were trained and at least eight first and second year groups will meet in the Valley, with venues including the Phoenix Public Library Penthouse and Tempe. Interested readers should contact Mrs. Sierocki within ten days.
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Phoenix Public Library
Great Books Foundation
Valley
Muriel Sierocki
Tempe
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