Senators Split Over Nuclear Test Ban Pact
The two top Senate military experts oppose ratification citing possible military disadvantages. Southern senators Eastland and Thurmond also oppose, while Symington and Young favor ratification. A UPI poll shows two in favor, three undecided, and one leaning toward approval. The Senate debate opens Monday.
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Rabies Cases Rise as Rats Die Alarm Health Officials
PHOENIX AP Health officials report 11 new rabies cases in August with seven in bats and four in Maricopa County two in Yuma and one in Coconino. Safford and Cottonwood deaths prompt bat samples to be tested at the state health laboratory. Bat bites are dangerous and bitten individuals should seek immediate medical care.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed With Answers
A jumble of crossword clues and partial answers covering many numbers and topics. Includes hints like Former Russian rulers and Boundary and Compasses points plus several abbreviations and foreign terms. The list blends across and down clues with varying specificity and some misprints.
Miss America 1964 winner to be named tonight
Atlantic City observers await the Miss America contest at Convention Hall where 52 contestants compete for the 1964 title. No official winner is revealed during scoring. two frontrunners Miss Alabama Judith Short and Miss District of Columbia Roseanne Tutler lead in public scores, with final results announced during the nationwide telecast.
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Television Star Margarita Sierra Dies After Heart Surgery
Holly wood actress and singer Margarita Sierra known as Cha Cha O Brien on Surfside died after nine hours of valve replacement surgery at St Vincent s Hospital She was 25 and had been living in Encino with her mother Maria Sierra Accompanist Tony Costa was at her bedside Funeral details set in nearby Gl Encino area rosary Monday night and Requiem Mass Tuesday morning at St Cyril s Church
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Predict 30 000 ASU Students In 12 Years
TEMPE UP I Dr G Homer Durham president of Arizona State University Friday predicted an enrollment of 30 000 students in 1975 as he outlined future plans for the institution in his state of the university address He said the proposed building budget through 1966 totals nearly 14 million for 12 major building projects including a new library He told about 600 faculty members and guests at a faculty planning conference that a School of Fine Arts may be a necessity by 1965 and a College of Law by 1971 The question of other professional schools and programs must remain open and their development will come largely in the future as required by only the most urgent needs and as determined by the Board of Regents
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UPI
G. Homer Durham
Arizona State University
Workers Endorse Donofrio for Juvenile Court
County juvenile probation officials and workers endorsed Superior Court Juvenile Judge Francis J. Donofrio praising his unique qualifications and progress under his guidance. The statements commended his long legal career and kind nature while noting prior critical articles in the Arizona Republic.
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Francis J. Donofrio
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Parks Program Sign-up Slated in Scottsdale
Registration for the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation fall and winter program opens Monday. At the Adult Community Center, art instruction includes oil painting watercolors pastels portraiture sketching and composition ceramics and mosaics. Music ensembles in brass and accordion form, Russian language class, sewing knitting and crocheting, chess checkers and canasta three evenings weekly, and art classes one evening weekly. Nancy McCarthy oversees these activities with clubs like Scottsdale Choralists camera club and various guest demonstrations. Call 945-4536 ext 77 or visit 315 EF 2nd St.
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Nancy McCarthy
Special Services Department
Parks Office
2Nd St
Truman Says He Will Campaign For Democrats In 1964
Former President Harry S. Truman announced he will campaign for the Democratic party in 1964 but called his level of activity uncertain. He told reporters he has always campaigned and will be there when needed, arriving from Kansas City with Mrs. Truman.
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UPI
Harry S. Truman
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Truman
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