Russ Expected To Ignore U N Appeal On Bomb
The General Assembly voted 87-11 to urge the Soviet Union to halt a 50 megaton bomb test. Khrushchev pledged a end of the month, while the USSR added Cuba to its satellite bloc and Yugoslavia deserted it. Outer Mongolia joined the U N as a new member. Mauritania was admitted despite Moroccan objections.
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U.S. Drops Bombers and Space Ship Spending
Defense Secretary McNamara says the United States has greater nuclear power than Russia and will not spend 780.3 million on more bombers and an experimental space vehicle. The plan ends B52 production, halts B70 production, and maintains the Dynasoar program on its current schedule.
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No Military Use Seen Yet For Mighty Saturn Rocket
Washington sources say there is no current military use for the Saturn rocket as of Friday's launch. By the time a weaponized system could be developed, a capable alternative like the F1 rocket engine would exist, and NASA officials hailed the milestone toward heavier payloads and moon exploration.
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Scotsdale Chamber Opens 1962 Membership Drive
The Scotsdale Chamber of Commerce starts its annual drive with a 7:30 a.m. breakfast at Western Savings Bank led by Earl Leininger. The goal is 100 new members with incentives including directory listing and 14 months for 12-month dues. Ten six-man teams compete for awards at the Fall Round-Up.
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San Francisco suit seeks proof of Heaven Hell and Purgatory
Vincent Hallinan filed in Superior Court challenging the Catholic Church to prove the existence of Heaven Hell and Purgatory as he contests the will of San Francisco financier David F Supple. Hallinan argues Supple was of unsound mind and acted under Church influence while leaving most of his 200000 estate to Catholic groups.
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Charter debate weighs retroactivity and amendability
Arizona experts and city officials clash over a charter provision claiming it cannot be amended by ordinance. The city attorney cites state law, while supporters urge a vote on the charter. A prior invalidated charter prompts a state supreme court appeal and fears of a light turnout influencing the result.
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Bond issue support boosts school district plans
Ashe cited strong public confidence in the school board and administrators as voters back a bond for growth. He noted the November election approved 3.9456 million dollars for district improvements, with the high school winning 3,105 to 437 and the elementary 3,060 to 485.
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FBI Arrests Notorious Ten Most Wanted Criminal Fede
In Los Angeles FBI agents catch Anthony Vincent Fede, a longtime era of crime tied to a 1960 Cleveland tavern robbery. Fede, a Massachusetts native with 38 of 47 years on record, faced charges of unlawful interstate flight to avoid prosecution, and was to be arraigned before a U S commissioner in Los Angeles.
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Fallout Cloud Moves Over Northern U S
Washington reports a high speed 80 mile an hour radioactive debris cloud from a Soviet nuclear test crossing the northern United States. The Weather Bureau forecasts possible minor fallout in the Great Lakes area with rain risk and notes most debris remains in the stratosphere until spring. Public Health Service says no cause for undue public concern while increasing surveillance.
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Johnson Warns Soviets Gamble On U S Stand
Vice President Lyndon Johnson warned at the University of Florida homecoming banquet that the Soviet Union risks miscalculation by assuming the United States will not back its Berlin position with force. He pledged decisive power if needed and denounced attacks on the judiciary Congress and former presidents as communist tactics. He referenced the John Birch Society indirectly as opposing forces.
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UPI
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Eisenhower
Welfare crackdown proposal considered by state board
Frank Magin acting chairman of Maricopa County welfare board urged the state welfare board to set up a program to eliminate fraudulent welfare claims. The plan targets welfare chiselers and aims to curb fraudulent claims on the rolls.
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UPS
State Welfare Board
Maricopa
Fiery Smashup Kills Four In Memphis Area
Four people died and two were injured in a pre dawn three car crash south of Memphis. Victims were trapped in burning vehicles as a northbound car rear ended another, pushing it into oncoming traffic. Police identified the incident as a multi vehicle collision near the wrecking hub five miles south of the city.
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