Europeans Size Up U.S. Officials On Toughness
European observers label U.S. officials as hardboiled or softboiled in talks on Soviet policy. Figures cited include Foy Kohler Walt Rostow George Kennan Charles Bohlen and Llewellyn Thompson. The debate notes Kohler and Rostow seen as soft or hardboiled by rivals in Europe and highlights Kennan Bohlen and Thompson as career diplomats with mixed reputations.
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Danny Thomas to headline Hayden Dinner benefit in Phoenix
Danny Thomas will perform at the Hayden Golden Anniversary Dinner on November 17 in Phoenix to honor Senator Hayden for 50 years of Congressional service. Kennedy and other Washington dignitaries will attend a nonpartisan event at the Westward Ho with 1,000 guests and a head table of senators and Cabinet members. Seat reservations are handled by Suite 1608 and a dedicated phone line.
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Weather roundup for 4 am readout
Temperatures and precipitation tracked over the 24 hour period ending at 4 am. Readings show varying conditions with notable rainfall in some areas and cooler temperatures across the region. Forecast near-term trends suggest continued unsettled weather with no major heat waves.
Arizona School Boards Oppose Federal Education Aid
Arizona school boards oppose federal aid after a poll of 106 districts serving 75 percent of pupils. The association reports 79 to 1 against construction or teacher salary aid, 67 to 24 against extending the National Defense Education Act, and 91 to 4 against a private school loan version of the act.
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Red Mass Planned By Catholic Group
The St. Thomas More Society of Phoenix will hold its seventh annual Red Mass at 5 p.m. Thursday in St. Mary's Church at 300 E. Monroe, Phoenix. Rev. Alan McCoy, O.F.M., will deliver the sermon honoring St. Thomas More and St. Ives, patrons of the legal profession, said society president Harold W. Wales.
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Remains Of Four Infants Found In Indiana Cellar
In Greencastle Indiana four baby skeletons were recovered from a cluttered cellar at 1107 South College Avenue near DePauw University. A dog and cat skeletons were also found and officials expect no further human remains.
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Scottsdale Man Heads Building Union Bank Tower Project
A Scottsdale based project head leads the Union Bank Tower development by the David H. Murdock Development Co. The $5 million, 12 story financial center rises in Orange California with Kenneth McHale coordinating construction leasing and financing. His family will stay behind in Scottsdale. McHale previously worked two years in Phoenix and designed leased suites for General Electric Kaiser Steel and Southern Pacific. He holds a bachelor's in industrial management from Arizona State University Tempe.
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Prep School Dedication Set at Phoenix Country Day
Phoenix Country Day School near Camelback Mountain will dedicate its campus at 4 p.m. tomorrow with William G. Saltonstall of Phillips Exeter Academy as principal speaker and Dana Cotton of Harvard admissions as participant. The 40 acre campus opened this fall with 91 students and plans full grades 1 through 12 once enrollment reaches 480.
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Scottsdale Coed To 4 H Congress
A Greater Scottsdale coed joins 20 Arizona youths for the 40th National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago November 25 to 30. Barbara Butler 19 won the achievement award and all expense paid trip in 4 H merit category. She is a University of Arizona sophomore and will be sponsored by Santa Fe Railroad as one of six Maricopa County delegates.
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Car Bomb Attempt Tied to Divorcee Lover in Scranton
Robert C. Kaufman and Sara Molter were charged with conspiracy and illegal use of explosives after a dynamite device under Floyd Molter’s car failed to kill him near a roadhouse. Molter’s ex-wife allegedly carried life insurance totaling 34000 dollars on him.
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Ex change student calls Nigeria regime corrupt
Craig Walker, 22, Balboa Island California, says a letter calling Nigeria’s government corrupt was constructive criticism not meant to harm. He claims the letter was stolen and may have been altered before publication by the West African Pilot in Lagos. The embassy in Lagos is investigating the theft claim.
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Nuclear Test Fallout Sparks UN Action
Japan condemns Russia for a 50 megaton nuclear test plan and urges the United Nations to intervene. Ambassadors call the fallout from Soviet tests a mounting issue with Japan stating it has risen tenfold recently. A Denmark Canada Iceland Japan Norway Sweden and Pakistan sponsored resolution seeks UN appeal to halt the test. A separate special political committee vote favors studying a world wide radioactivity reporting system.
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OAS Committee to Probe Dominican Civil Liberties
A committee of the Organization of American States will travel to the Dominican Republic Sunday to investigate alleged civil liberties violations. The mission aims to assess political freedoms and human rights conditions in the country.
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Labor Leader Kilpatrick Gunned Down in Chicago
Labor union leader John Kilpatrick, 55, was found dead in his dynamite wired car after an apparent mob hit. Police say witnesses fear retribution and several union associates receive 24 hour guards as investigators pursue leads tied to Angelo Inciso and a long history of gangland killings in Chicago.
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Federal Spending In Arizona Tops Tax Collections
Arizona Progress reports federal spending in the state last year totaled 770 million, against 351 million in taxes. Disbursements to individuals include payrolls and social security. 68 million goes to state and local governments. other large areas are military procurement and construction. Personal income rose 11 percent to 2.65 billion in 1960 with construction wages leading gains. housing permits in Maricopa County fell seven months into 1961, yet value dropped only two percent.
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JFK Officials Deliver Do and Dont List to Business Leaders
In Hot Springs Virginia presidentially backed guidance urged 176 corporate chiefs to avoid price hikes and bolster civil defense while seeking capable managers for foreign aid, invest prudently in underdeveloped markets, and support national interests. The Kennedy team seeks to repair ties with the Business Council after ending the Commerce Department advisory pact earlier.
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Fallout shelters could save tens of millions in attack
Nuclear warfare expert Herman Kahn told the Civil Defense Council that fallout shelters might save 40 to 50 million lives if nuclear strikes hit outlying targets. He warned population center attacks could still spare 10 to 15 million people in shelters.
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Fair Horse Judges Named for Arizona State Fair
Jack Kyle of Santa Rosa New Mexico and Harry Harness of El Cajon California will judge the horse exhibit at the Arizona State Fair. The event runs November 3 4 and 5 during the 10 day fair. The redesigned horse area lies north of the grandstand with judging rings inside the fair grounds. More than 400 horses from ten breeds will participate.
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