Four Car Wreck Injures Five In Scottsdale Intersection
Five people injured in a four car crash at Scottsdale and Thomas Roads around 7 p.m. Thursday. Rita K. Hoppe, 39, of 2520 N Hayden, cited for running a red light and listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Damage estimated at 2450 dollars. Johnson, Jr., 16, Tempe. Walter H. Bruton, Jr., 19, 2602 N 71st Lt. James H. Riddle, 29, 2245 N 72nd Pl. and others treated for cuts and bruises.
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Scottsdale
Thomas Roads
Rita K. Hoppe
N. Hayden
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Robert Reed
Hoppe
Johnny Johnson, Jr
Tempe
Walter H. Bruton, Jr
Johnson
Johnny Johnson, Sr
Kenneth Butts
Bruton
Calvin Stiers
N. 81St St
Barry Speaks Tonight at Madison School
Sen. Barry Goldwater plans a 8 p.m. address at Madison School for the annual Report to the People in Phoenix. About 1,500 seats are being prepared with Republicans including Rep. John J. Rhodes Atty. Gen. Robert Pickrell County Supervisor Barney Burns and State Sen. Paul Singer among speakers. He blasted the United Nations space weapon ban as an open assault on national security and space development.
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Madison School
Rep
John J. Rhodes
Robert Pickrell
Barney Burns
Paul Singer
Washington
United Nations
Kennedy
Black man shoots white attendant after fountain dispute
In Jackson Mississippi a Black man, Hal Clifford Zachary 26, admitted shooting a white service station attendant after an argument over using a water fountain reserved for whites. Police said the incident occurred today and is being investigated as a hate linked confrontation.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Hal Clifford Zachary
Hoffa Faces Dilemma Over Kennedy Goldwater
Hoffa said he would not choose between Goldwater and Kennedy in 1964. He criticized the New Frontier as a failure and questioned Goldwater's stance. He accused the Kennedy administration of inflaming racial issues and of targeting him while noting Bobby Kennedy had shifted on civil rights bills.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
Washington
Macmillan Resigns as Macmillan Quits Downing Street
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan resigns and Queen Elizabeth names Foreign Secretary Lord Home to form a new government. The choice follows a party split between Deputy PM Butler and Science Minister Hansham amid eight days of Conservative infighting. Home meets aides and begins forming an administration after brief farewell at hospital.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Queen Elizabeth
Lord Home
Home
R.A
Rab
Earl of Home
No. 10
Downing Street
Weather Outlook with Clouds and Showers
Increasing cloudiness through tomorrow with occasional showers and thundershowers starting today and intensifying. Cooler temperatures with a high near 86 today and a high around 83 tomorrow. tonight's low about 55. Willard L. Greene reported Thursday's high at 88 and today's low at 60.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Tit For Tat Yanks Block Russian Car
In West Berlin American military police halted a Russian military automobile for 20 minutes in retaliation for East German harassment of American sedans in East Berlin. The U S Army meanwhile sent a convoy from the West to Berlin to demonstrate Western access rights.
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Berlin
Askanischer Platz
Checkpoint Carrie
Space Team Named for Houston Moon Program
The Space Agency unveiled a 14 member astronaut group including the first bachelor, Clifton C. Williams Jr., 31, among the youngest highly educated crews training at NASA near Houston for moon missions by decade end. Members include Gordon, Chaffee, Cunningham, Einsle, Bean, Schweickart, Scott, Bassett, Aldrin, and Anders.
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Houston, Tex
Clifton C. Williams Jr
Mobile
Ala
Quantico
Navy
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Monterey
Calif
Roger B. Chaffee
Fairborn
Ohio
R. Walter Cunningham
Creston
Iowa
Air Force
Donn F. Eisele
Kirkland Air Force Base
N. M
Alan L. Bean
Jacksonville
Fla
Russell L. Schweickart
Lexington
Mass
David R. Scott
Edwards
Charles A. Bassett IT
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
el Lago
Tex
William A Anders
Albuquerque
N.M
NASA
U. S
Crime Expert Called to Study Phoenix Crime Situation
Harold F. Stewart of Bethesda Maryland will arrive next week to work with Phoenix police for about two weeks. He will report findings to the Citizens Task Force on Crime chaired by Mayor Sam Marchan and Police Chief Charles Thomas. Stewart has prior Justice Department experience including a Guam study that produced a police protection blueprint.
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UPI
Harold F. Stewart
Bethesda
Phoenix Police
Sam Marchan
Charles Thomas
Stewart
U. S. Department of Justice
Guam
Citizens Task Force On
Punt And Pass Contest Set For Tomorrow At Local Field
The Pass Punt and Kick event runs from 10 a.m. to noon tomorrow at the field beside the Scottsdale Boys Club. Paradise Motors hosts registration until contest time, with officials from the Scottsdale 20-30 Club and local sponsors Paradise Motors and the Scottsdale Boys Club.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
Paradise Motors
Scottsdale
Tito Sick Forces Delay of US Tour
President Tito of Yugoslavia, 71, is bedridden with influenza symptoms in Williamsburg delaying his departure for California on the second leg of his U S tour. Personal physicians report fever and Tito will remain at his Williamsburg residence while a decision on resuming the trip is considered.
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Yugoslavia
California
U.S
Kennedy
Angier Biddle Duke
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Calif
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Duke
White House
Langley Air Force Base
Yosemite National Park
San Francisco
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Washington
Demand Recovery Seen After Self-Inflicted Wound
William E. Demand, 44, remained in serious condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital but expected to recover from a bullet wound he inflicted on himself early Monday. The sheriff said a clergyman shot himself in a failed suicide attempt while trying to reconcile with his fourth wife, after drinking at his home on 7050 FE. MacDonald Dr. Demand claimed he pressed the trigger with his right thumb as the rifle rested on the floor during the act.
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William E. Demand
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Demand
Vernon Don Frederick
MacDonald
Judge to Study Annexation Arguments in Scottsdale Suit
Superior Court Judge E R Thurman said he may begin reviewing legal briefs next week in the Scottsdale annexation case on the north side. Scottsdale attorney Mark Wilmer has until Monday to file replies defending the November 1962 seven square mile annexation bordered by Bell Road Pima Road 60th Street and Mountain View Road.
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E. R. Thurman
Scottsdale
Mark Wilmer
Thurman
Bell Road
Pima Road
60Th Street
Mountain View Road
Wilmer
Charles Brewer
Brewer
George Wittman
141 FE
Wagon Wheel
Military construction funds advance in Senate panel
Senate Armed Services Committee approves a nearly 2 million dollar package for Arizona projects. Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson would receive 709000 for facilities, Fort Huachuca 489000 for operations and utilities, Luke AFB 130000, Yuma Test Station 373000, and MCAS Yuma 259000.
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Washington
UPI
Arizona
Senate Armed Services Committee
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Ft. Huachuca
Luke Afb
Yuma Test Station
Marine Corps Air Station
Yuma
Fire line answer aids frightened boy in emergency call
A Columbus fire department operator answered a flashing light call and prepared to dispatch equipment. A small voice asked the time, and the boy explained he must get home by a certain time or he would be killed. The operator warned not to use the line for information and remained focused on the emergency.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Senate Approves $4.2 Billion Foreign Aid Plan
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a 4.2 billion foreign aid authorization, about 700 million more than the House version and 327 million less than Kennedy’s 4.53 billion request. Chairman Fulbright said floor debate would start October 28 with higher loan interest rates in the measure.
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Washington
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