Kennedy Officials Discuss Russian Nuclear Testing
President Kennedy convened with Atomic Energy Commission chair Glenn Seaborg and Defense Secretary McNamara to address Russia resuming nuclear tests. Ambassadors Stevenson and Gavin prepared to brief, amid hopes for a U.S.-British-Soviet atmospheric ban and ongoing Franco-American considerations. The White House stayed cautiously optimistic as a new Soviet explosion was confirmed during the holiday weekend.
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De Gaulle Urges West to Hold Berlin Stances by Force if Needed
Paris. President Charles de Gaulle told 700 reporters at the Elysee that Western powers must stay firm in Berlin even by force if necessary. He urged unity with the Soviets only if they cease threats and support disarmament talks linked to a broader conference. He rejected UN arbitration on Bizerte and proposed regroupment options for Algeria while warning of war’s modern costs.
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Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny With Afternoon Clouds
Today is mostly sunny with afternoon cloudiness and a breezy Wednesday. Temperatures reach about 97 today and near 100 on Wednesday with a low around 66 Wednesday morning. The text notes temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am.
Neutrals Seek U.S.-Soviet Talks From Belgrade Summit
Belgrade summit leaders prepare a joint appeal to Kennedy and Khrushchev urging immediate negotiations on a cold war settlement. The draft includes a Charter of the Unaligned Nations and calls for disarmament colonialism and UN reform with Nehru Tito Nasser and Makarios among principal figures.
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Traffic Deaths Below Estimate Across Labor Day Weekend
United Press International reports Arizona joined the nation as the Labor Day weekend ended with traffic deaths below early estimates. Five died in Arizona. a Mesa collision killed Robert Harrison and injured eight others including Jesse Peck and his 13 year old son Marion. Peck and Marion were passengers in a second car driven by Harold Rodgers. Peck survived but Marion suffered serious injuries. A separate incident on Thomas Road involved Alice Hane Spencer struck by a car driven by Tina Nelson. Spencer was hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Freeman Opens First American Exhibit in London Center
UPI reports Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman arrived in London to open the permanent U S Trade Center exhibit during a 24 hour stay. He flew in Monday night to inaugurate the display showcasing American agricultural products and trade interests.
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Sign Variances Slated By Scottsdale Board
Scottsdale Board of Adjustments will review variances for the new city hospital directional and parking signs and a free standing sign at Goldwater's Scottsdale Fashion Square. Butler Homes seeks an above office sign on Scottsdale Road. Thunderbird Supply at 223 W Indian School requests two 10x1 and one 4x4 free standing signs. A homeowner at 521 W Holly seeks to extend a shelter roof to the fence line.
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Radiation expert warns two super bombs ruin milk and wheat
Irving Michelson of the Scientists' Committee on Radiation Information says two 100 megaton tests would push strontium 90 past safe limits in milk and wheat in the hemisphere. Newsweek notes a single Soviet 100 megaton blast would drastically alter fallout.
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Wandering Horse Found Near E Indian School Stables
An amiable brown mare described as wandering was corralled at 502 E Indian School Rd awaiting its owner. The horse, not belonging to the riding stables, was spotted walking along Indian School yesterday and bears the brand E bar 0.
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