ASU Degrees Earned by 26 Scottsdalians this Summer
Twenty six Scottsdale residents completed degrees during the summer session at Arizona State University. Recipients include seven master’s degrees and eight bachelor degrees in fields such as arts, natural sciences, and education. Notable graduates include Roberta Ann Carpenter and Baxter Carlisle Hurn among others, listed with their degree types and home addresses.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Roberta Ann Carpen
U.N. Schedules Protest Session on Red Bomb
The General Assembly meets at United Nations to debate Russia's announced 50 megaton nuclear test. Delegates from 101 nations prepare a solemn appeal urging restraint and urging Moscow to reconsider the planned explosion.
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U.N
United Nations
N.Y
UPS
General Assembly
Kremlin
Russia
Rus
United Nations Presses Nuclear Test Moratorium Renewal
The General Assembly's Main Political Committee urged immediate action on a resolution renewing an uninspected nuclear test moratorium. The U S proposed a parallel vote to advance a U S British resolution for Geneva talks on a permanent test ban after the moratorium decision.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
General Assembly
United States
Khrushchev vows to continue Soviet nuclear tests abroad
Premier Khrushchev said the Soviet Union would keep its 50 megaton test explosions as planned despite appeals to halt. In a letter to Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah and shared with other leaders, he warned Western threats over Berlin and defended tests as preventing nuclear war and strengthening defense.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Russia
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Khrushchev
Big Three
NATO
Berlin
Nkrumah
College Coed Found Slain on Campus in Lexington
Betty Gayle Brown 19, a Transylvania College sophomore from Lexington, was found choked to death in the front seat of her car on campus. Police said there was no rape. Detective Capt. Hollie Leach noted she had gone to a women’s dormitory Thursday night to study for a biology exam.
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Lexington
Transylvania College
Betty Gayle Brown
Brown
Hollie Leach
Language labs expand school program offerings
The full class will use language labs several days weekly to supplement instruction in Spanish, German and other languages. Labs will not replace teachers but will aid drama and speech and any subject requiring repetition of lines or words.
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Davis
Expert comments on city charter safeguards discussed
The quote highlights expert remarks about charter safeguards on taxes and expenditures. Tomorrow Dr Mason will discuss the clause against personal interest for city officials in firms doing business with the city and related matters.
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Mason
India Secures $20 Million Trade Financing Loan
Washington officials said the State Department announced a $20 million government loan to India to help Indian enterprises purchase aluminum, copper, and zinc from the United States.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
India
United States
Two new members poised after Moscow appeal fixes
The committee overwhelmingly backed the appeal to Moscow despite Communist protests. Russia was set to try blocking the move again, while Moroccan opposition remained the sole dissent, clearing the path for two new members to join.
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Moscow
Russia
702 Dogs Enter National Show In Phoenix
A total of 702 dogs are registered for the Saguaro State Kennel Club's national show tomorrow at the Ramada Inn in Phoenix. The event runs from 8 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Six judges will be entertained tonight at Scottsdale's Lazy J Ranch by Mr and Mrs William H Harvey Jr.
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Boy Scouts
Supai School
Scottsdale
Papago Plaza
Sertoma Club
Charles Dolan
W. Vernon
Bob Clabby
W. Moreland
Allen Auxier
Saguaro State Kennel Club
Ramada Inn
Phoenix
Lazy J Ranch
William H. Harvey Jr
Dr Shofstall Plans Speech On Ethics
Dr Shofstall, dean of students at Arizona State University, will speak at 2 30 p m Thursday November 2 at the Arizona Agricultural Chemical Association annual convention. His address titled Business Ethics and National Survival will be delivered at the Safari Hotel.
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Dr. Shofstall
Ethics
W. P
Stu
Arizona State University
Arizona Agricultural Chemical Association
Safari Hotel
Nixon and Rockefeller to speak together at fundraiser
Former Vice President Richard Nixon and New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller will share a speaking platform at the Coney County Republican Committee fundraiser in Syracuse. The two prominent Republicans discuss 1964 prospects while Nixon weighs a California gubernatorial bid and Rockefeller plans potential re election in 1962.
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N.Y
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Conondaga County
Republican Committee
Kennedy
California
Rockefeller
New York State
Nixon
Averill Harriman
This
Country
Former diplomat convicted of spying for Reds
Irvin C. Scarbeck, a former diplomat, was found guilty on three counts of slipping U.S. secrets to Communist agents. He was acquitted on a fourth charge of unlawfully removing a secret Warsaw Embassy dispatch. The verdict followed 154 hours of deliberation. Scarbeck faces possible prison and a fine as sentencing date is set.
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Reds
Washington
UPI
Irvin C. Scarbeck
U.S
Aw. Wk .P . Blk
Ocarveck
Warsaw
Leonard P. Wash
Scarbeck
Poland
Arizona Hiring Rate Rises Across Industries in September
Arizona manufacturing hiring increased for a second month in September to 5.5 per 100 workers, one of the highest rates in four years. State officials say overall employment rose 4 percent from August and unemployment fell 8 percent to 23,300, aided by students returning to school.
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Arizona
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