Goldwater pushes Cuban removal demand on test ban treaty
Senator Barry Goldwater proposed a Cuban removal reservation to the nuclear test ban pact, insisting Russia must withdraw missiles and troops from Cuba before the treaty takes effect. He warned the agreement could threaten peace without that safeguard and backed Eisenhower’s call to preserve U S rights to use nuclear weapons for defense.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Russia
Cuba
GOP
Senate
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Europe
Asia
Ter
Goldwatter
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
State Officers Act In Wake Of Negros Death
In Birmingham three white schools will admit Negroes but were closed temporarily after a midnight riot that left one Black man dead and numerous injuries. Gov. Wallace ordered caution and federal court action loomed over desegregation efforts as police and troopers patrolled the sites.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Robert C. Arthur
Montgomery
Alabama
Birmingham School Board
West End
Ramsay High
Graymont
Ramsay
Arthur Shores
Board To Decide Pupil Eligibility
The Scottsdale School District trustees retain final authority to decide student eligibility for admission. County Attorney's opinion supports the board’s control, aiming to keep in-district students who truly reside locally and prevent district hopping by families living elsewhere. The district cites instances of students moving from another district to enroll in Scottsdale schools and notes exchanges with other districts.
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Board of Trustees
Scottsdale
Charles C. Holt
Holt
Wax Museum Sign Okayed by City Council
The Wax Museum gains a unique city status after council vote. Officials may erect signs for Touch and Fragrance Gardens and Ballpark Stadium under the new procedure, though few applicants are expected to qualify.
Weather outlook with near term warmth and possible storms
Slightly warmer today with a high near 94 and low around 70 tomorrow. Skies mostly fair with three chances in ten of late afternoon or nighttime thundershowers. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reported Wednesday high 84 and today low 70.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Youth Page aims at Scottsdale Coronado Arcadia students
Student correspondents appointed by teachers from Scottsdale Coronado and Arcadia High Schools are asked to meet at the Daily Progress office at 302 Ballpark Plaza at 2 p.m. Friday. They will discuss deadlines photo and story requirements and be briefed for the start of the paper's Youth Page a weekly page of school news.
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Coronado
Arcadia
Daily Progress
Ballpark Plaza
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Progress
Fannin Seeks Data On Mortgage Company Regulation
Governor Fannin met with state leaders and the attorney general to study options for bringing mortgage firms under state control. Home buyers from Westown Phoenix pressed for action citing excess monthly payments. Talley and AG staff will gather information, with more meetings planned before January legislative session.
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Phoenix
UPD
Attorney General's Office
Arizona
Fred Talley
Paul Fannin
Westown
Talley
Attorney General’s Office
Legislative Council
Fannin
Council of State
Thresher Search Ended by Navy After Five Months
The five month hunt for the nuclear submarine Thresher ended with the Navy formally ceasing rescue efforts. Thresher failed to surface after a test dive off Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and 129 sailors were lost in the worst submarine accident in history.
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Navy Today
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Mass
Vandals Shoot and Kill Horse at Canal Bank Ranch
A quarter horse named Lady died after being shot with birdshot at a Canal Bank Road ranch. Sam Flake reports the animal endured two days of suffering despite surgery by Dr. Richard W. Hancock. Police say intruders climbed the fence to shoot at close range.
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Lady
Leroy Speirs
Sam Flake
Canal Bank Road
Flake
Richard W. Hancock
Speirs
City Provides Annex Financing for Petition Drive
The city council approved a $5,000 transfer to the Chamber of Commerce to pay annexation workers circulating petitions amid East Side annexation litigation. The funds come from the contingency pool to the chamber’s community promotion fund, with the city monitoring spendings.
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Chamber of Commerce
East Side
Osmond Burton, Jr
Chamber
Burton
Hotel Granted A Use Permit For Continental Hotel
The Board of Admissions approved a specific use permit for the Continental Hotel located at 6850 E. Camelback. The permit covers a hotel restaurant coffee shop cocktail lounge and interior retail shops. The board held no jurisdiction to grant a special use permit for a radiator repair service at 7141 E. Earl Dr.
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Board of Admissions
Continental
Camelback
E. Earl Dr
Donofrio Receives Confidence Vote From Fellow Judges
In Phoenix Maricopa County a closed meeting yielded a complete vote of confidence for Juvenile Judge Francis Donofrio after he asked colleagues whether he should resign. Judge Henry Stevens announced the decision, and Donofrio later met with probation officers to discuss criticisms of policies raised by the officers.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County Superior Court
Francis Donofrio
Donofrio
Henry Stevens
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