Fallout seen from monster Russian test may reach U S
A government scientist said small amounts of radioactive debris from Russia may reach North America late Wednesday and could bypass the United States. By next summer strontium-90 on U S soil might be 2 to 2 1/2 times pre test levels, but still below prudent limits. Weather Bureau maps using World Meteorological Organization data show fallout possibly crossing North America 2 to 5 days after the blast.
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UPI
Russia
North America
United States
Weather Bureau
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China
World Meteorological Organization
United Nations
Lester Machta
U.S Weath Bureau
Women Plan Peace Strike Demonstrations
Women across the United States organize to strike for peace with scheduled demonstrations in cities from Washington to Portland. In the capital they urge Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and Mrs. Khrushchev to urge their husbands to curb the arms race. Plans include visits to the U.N. and the Atomic Energy Commission offices and stopovers in Miami Beach, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, and more.
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UPI
Dagmar Wilson
Jacqueline Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
New York
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Atomic Energy Commission
Miami Beach
Fla
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Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Madison
Wis
Portland
Ore
Pegler's Wife Gets Divorce
Mrs Pearl Dean Pegler was divorced from columnist Westbrook Pegler in Tucson. Superior Court Judge Robert Boylston granted the divorce on a counter claim of mental cruelty filed by Mrs Pegler. The Peglers were married in New York in 1959.
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Tucson
UPI
Pearl Dean Pegler
Westbrook Pegler
Superior Court
Robert Boylston
Pegler
Peglers
New York
Nixon urges atmospheric nuclear tests to secure America
Nixon calls on the Kennedy administration to resume above ground nuclear testing to preserve U S security. He tells 81000 attendees at War Memorial Auditorium that tests are necessary and criticizes Khrushchev as a bluffing leader while asserting U S power and deterrence.
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N.Y
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
America
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Nixon
Russia
Super Save Drugs Merges with National Chain Superex in Phoenix
Super Save Drugs merges with Superex Drugs Inc to form a national chain in Frontier Town Scottsdale and Thomas area. Earl Staples becomes Arizona divisional manager for Superex and a 15,000 square foot store will open at 16th Street and Bethany Home Road in Phoenix. Howard S. Doran becomes local store manager after rising from assistant.
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Super Save Drugs
Frontier Town
Scottsdale
Thomas
Superex Drugs Inc
Earl Staples
Super Save
Arizona
Superex
16Th Street
Bethany Home Road
Phoenix
Howard S. Doran
Three Postmasters Served City In Territory Days
Three postmasters served Scottsdale in Arizona territorial days, including a woman. James L. Davis was appointed Feb 20 1897, Ward S. Durston on Jul 22 1903, and Sarah E. Thomas on Apr 5 1904. Arizona statehood came in 1912. The Arizona Territory Post Offices & Postmasters book by John and Mrs. John Theobald of Phoenix marks the foundation’s first publication.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Territorial
Arizona Territory
James L. Davis
Ward S. Durston
Sarah E. Thomas
Arizona
John Theobald
Phoenix
Arizona Historical Foundation
Times To Print Western Edition In Los Angeles
The New York Times will begin a Western edition printed in Los Angeles in late 1962. Publisher Orvil Dryfoos says the West Coast edition will publish simultaneously with New York, providing prompt coverage for Western readers. Andrew Fisher will oversee the edition, which will be a six day morning paper with no Sunday issue.
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New York
UPI
The
New York Times
Los Angeles
Orvil E. Dryfoos
the Times
Drifoos
New York Times News
Andrew Fisher
Times
Dryfoos
Distant Nuclear Blast Estimates Face Measurement Challenges
Washington experts say distant detonations defy precise sizing with revised Moscow blast estimates from 25 to 50 megatons. U S Weather Bureau chief meteorologist Dr. Harry Wexler notes U S readings show 200 weather stations recording atmospheric pressure oscillations lasting about 25 minutes with small pressure changes.
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Wexler
Weather Bureau
Motorola Club To Hear Rhodes at Safari Hotel
The Motorola Political Science Club of Scottsdale will hear Congressman John J. Rhodes at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Safari Hotel. He will discuss How The Citizen Can Help Manage His Community. The first fall meeting is a dinner for members and friends. The nonpartisan club started two years ago at three Motorola plants in Greater Scottsdale to inform employees and encourage local government involvement. Previous meetings included a governor candidates debate and talks by political authorities. Several members have become active politically with one elected to the state legislature last year.
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John J. Rhodes
Safari Hotel
N. Scottsdale
Motorola
Phoenix
Anti Communist Fighter To Speak To Ukrainians
Scottsdale residents of the Phoenix American Ukrainian Group will hear Gen Nikolai Schevchenko, a Ukrainian freedom fighter, speak at 1 p.m. Sunday in Sunnyslope. The meeting at Ramada 5 will honor a merit achievement and feature native dancers and the Ramadik Dance Ensemble. If rain, the event moves to Camelback Woman's Club.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Sunnyslope
Nikolai Schevchenko
Ramada 5
North Mountain Park
Camelback Woman’s Club
E. Indian School
CBS Newsman Will Speak At Jaycee Confab
Richard C. Hottelet United Nations correspondent for CBS will address the Arizona Jaycee Model Constitutional Convention banquet in Phoenix on November 11. He has covered Nazi invasions Normandy invasion Battle of the Bulge Hungarian revolt and major conferences. He will discuss the stake of local governments and people in world affairs as the keynote. Scottsdale Junior Chamber members aided preparations for a model state constitution demonstrating need for local government reform.
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Westward Ho
Phoenix
Richard C. Hottelet
United Nations
CBS
Arthur A. Schwartz
Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce
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