America and the World Revolution criticizes wealth abroad
Rudolph Flesch and Arnold Toynbee argue that American wealth and comfort alienate other nations. They say soldiers diplomats and businessmen abroad ride cheap cars eat rich foods and demand high standards of plumbing and luxury. The book contends Cold War outcomes hinge on goodwill from underdeveloped nations.
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Austria
Afghanistan
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British Critic’s Hopeful World Fixes Languish in Advice
The critic argues ideas are vague and dreamlike warning against punitive measures and global wealth transfers. He predicts wealth gaps will shrink as consumption spreads and societies modernize, noting Europe Japan and Australia adopting luxuries while relations evolve.
Weather forecast by UPI for 24-hour period ends 4 am
United Press International reports temperatures and precipitation for the last 24 hours ending at 4 am. The bulletin summarizes regional temperature ranges and rainfall amounts, noting notable deviations from seasonal norms.
Romney showing labor support in Michigan race
In Michigan, George Romney gains attention among organized labor despite its leaders opposing him. Romney, the Republican gubernatorial candidate, argues to dissolve labor monopoly and criticizes big labor's influence in politics as he contemplates a 1964 presidential bid.
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UPI
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Steelworker guilty of spider attack in Utah case
Max Young, a former Ogden, Utah, steelworker, was sentenced in Pomona California after pleading guilty to assault with intent to commit great bodily harm. He received five months in jail and a five year probation for placing a jar containing a black widow spider at the back of his wife, 27, to frighten her.
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UPI
Ogden
Utah
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Larue Young
Land sale deed for Aguila cemetery site under BLM title
The Bureau of Land Management lists a 4.8 acre tract to a local Aguila group. The parcel has served as a cemetery for more than 50 years and is now part of a land transfer.
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Phoenix
UPI
Bureau of Land
Aguila Group
Scouts Do Good Turn At Gate And Bridge Crossing
Scouts from Troop 446 completed a gate and bridge at Clarendon and Hayden Road to help students exit busy streets. Scoutmaster John R. Whitaker said the project took two weekends and involved names such as James Brewer and Bill Casson. Our Lady of Perpetual Help students will use the crossing, with Mayor Schrader approving passage across a pasture and Phoenix-Tempe Stone Co providing concrete pipe.
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Clarendon
Hayden Road
John R. Whitaker
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Whitaker
Miller Road
E. Main Street
Bill Schrader
Phoenix-Tempe Stone Co
James Brewer
Bill Casson
Victor Feeney
James Gossen
Patrick Graham
John Leiferman
Don van Akin
John Whitaker
Local Births Reported From Scottsdale Couples
St Josephs Hospital reports newborns to Scottsdale families. Alvin McFarland and wife at 1343 East Coronado Drive welcome a son on October 22. John Stewart and wife at 419 East Fillmore add a son on October 22. Larry Murray and wife at 220 East First Street greet a son on October 20.
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Scottsdale
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Alvin’ McFarland
E. Coronado Dr
John Stewart
E. Fillmore
Larry Murray
First St
Phoenix Union High District plans $17 million in new schools
Officials said Phoenix Union High Schools District will need more than 17 million dollars for construction between 1965 and 1970. The plan calls for four new high schools and additions to several existing campuses, stated A W Mitchell, the district business manager.
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UPS
Phoenix Union
A. W. Mitchell
Alcohol Seminar Attracts Local Audience
A one day meeting on alcoholism drew a varied audience in Maricopa County. Sponsored by the County Citizens Committee on Alcohol, the session aimed to inform residents about the disease and available support services.
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Citizens Committee On
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Kennedy Signs 3.9 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
President Kennedy signed the 3.9 billion foreign aid bill as part of a Tuesday batch of 44 measures. The act includes a Cuba aid cutoff linked to arms shipments, bans military aid to Communist states, and allows limited economic aid if American interests justify it.
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UPI
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Congress
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Cuba
Poland
Yugoslavia
County Crime Figures Drop in Five-Year Span
County Attorney Charles N. Ronan of Scottsdale announced Maricopa County’s crime rate fell over five years despite a 9 percent population rise from mid-1957 to mid-1962. He noted crime growth slowed, with a 26 percent increase overall and a 3 percent slower rise in 1961.
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Charles N. Ronan
Scottsdale
Ronan
JFK Proclaims California Disaster Area After Storms
President Kennedy declared California a major disaster area due to storms and floods. The action makes the state eligible for emergency federal grants while funding awaits state request and justification. Federal relief so far totals about 1 million dollars for Oregon and 350 thousand for Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
California
Salinger
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Bond Buys in U S Savings Bonds Record
Arisonans purchased 1 504 262 dollars in U S Savings Bonds in Phoenix according to a Newspaper update.
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Phoenix
UPD- Arisonans
U.S
How War Born Nehru Message How War Born
A timeline of Jawaharlal Nehru statements from 1958 to 1962 describing China border issues with Bhutan Nepal Sikkim Ladakh and Tibet and the shift from calls for correction to warnings of aggression and strained relations noting the 1962 crisis as India faces a near threat to liberty.
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China
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Nepal
Sikkim
Indian
Ladakh
Tibet
India Accepts Red Offer If Troops Withdrawn
New Delhi says it would accept Peiping peace talks only if Chinese troops pull back north of the McMahon line. China states aims to disengage and talks could be held in Peiping or New Delhi. Indian officials call the offer vague and deceptive amid reports of Chinese advances near Khinzemane and Tawang.
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India
UPI
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Foreign Ministry
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Delhi
Communist New China News Agency
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Inaian Defense Ministry
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Twang
Gasoline Levy Good News Here
Phoenix imposes a 2 cent per gallon gasoline tax prompting scorn from residents and optimism among Scottsdale gas dealers who expect new customers as annexation pressures grow. Officials link the tax to annexation finances and note prior water rate hikes amid rising city obligations and service concerns.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Gas Stations
Air Force fires largest rocket in Project Firefly series
The Air Force launched its largest rocket yet from Eglin Air Force Base over the Gulf of Mexico. A three stage Honest John Nike Nike missile carried a payload and burst high above the Gulf Coast, its glow seen for hundreds of miles. It was the ninth shot in the current high altitude probe series.
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Fla
Ten-year traffic safety milestone in Lincolnton
Lincolnton North Carolina a town of about 6000 residents marked its tenth year without a traffic death. The achievement was reported by United Press International.
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Lincolnton
N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Police Recover Stolen Car in Scottsdale
A Phoenix girl Rosemary Poole of 3201 W State St had her car stolen while visiting friends at a Scottsdale hotel. Ruth Fusco of Phoenix reported lending the vehicle to Poole. police later found the car abandoned at South Scottsdale Road and Osborn Avenue.
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Rosemary Poole
W.state St
Scottsdale
Phenix
Miss Poole
South Scottsdale Rd
Osborn
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