Coronado High Pom Pon Girls In New Outfits
Coronado High School seven varsity pom pon dancers wear scarlet and navy velvet outfits with bolero jackets Jamaica shorts satin capes white gloves wide brim hats and ballet slippers. Dances include The Mexican Hat Dance and Mumbo Jumbo with Spanish music. instructor Miss Charlotte Kidney leads the team.
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Russia accelerates atomic tests amid global criticism
Western observers say Moscow is speeding up its resumed nuclear tests to curb international protests and UN condemnation. The 50 megaton device was exploded just before a Belgrade summit, while Russians remain largely unaware of test counts and wary outsiders fear fallout.
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Russia’s Missile Claim Discounted By U S Military
UPI reports that U S military officials discounted Rodion Malinovsky’s claim that Russia can destroy missiles in flight. They note limited anti missile capability would not stop a U S retaliation, with Nike Hercules and Hawk systems cited as precedent and Nike Zeus under development.
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Crossword Puzzle Word Clues Mixed List
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Horse Show Set Saturday at Cheney Fields
Entries are open for a Cheney horse show on Saturday at 1 p.m. The event features class and barrel racing. Entry fee is 1 dollar per horse per class, distributed four ways and awarded to class winners.
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Local Realtor W. S. Lighthall Authors Trading Article
Scottsdale real estate figure W. S. Lighthall writes for The Monthly Trader, outlining real estate trading basics. He notes the key rule is dealing with people over properties and starting with a client who does not want what they own.
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Weather snapshot for 24 hours to 4 am
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Violent Weather Abates Snow Strikes Rockies
Weekend weather calm in most areas as severe storms lash the Rockies leaving two dead and three missing. Virginia’s James River falls flood levels drop in Richmond while a nor’easter eases after coastal damage. Idaho reports two found dead from exposure with two others missing amid heavy conditions.
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U N Passes Congo Operation Funding Plan
United Nations Budgetary Committee approves $10 million monthly Congo operation funding for November and December despite Soviet bloc opposition. The plan moves to the General Assembly with passage expected. a prior 10 month, $100 million allocation ends Oct. 31, risking collapse without new approval.
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Outbreaks across Latin America deepen as protests rise
Violence and anti government activity flare in Bolivia Peru Ecuador and the Dominican Republic. In Bolivia police and carabineers killed at least six students and workers and wounded about fifty in clashes Monday night.
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U S Criticizes South Africa's Racial Policies
The United States accused South Africa of flouting the United Nations with apartheid policies. Ambassador Francis T. P. Plimpton warned the UN Special Political Committee that continued apartheid could spark a continent wide crisis, urging nations to end this era in Africa.
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