Soviet Defense Chief Warns of Strenuous War Ahead
Moscow reports Defense Minister Malinovsky says Russia must prepare for a strenuous, difficult and exceptionally fierce war amid Western military buildup. He accuses the United States and NATO of plans to war, cites resumed Soviet testing, and claims capability to deliver megaton nuclear bombs globally.
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Moscow
UPI
Rodion Malinovsky
Russia
Kremlin
United States
NATO
Soviet Union
Central Pacific
Kirill S. Moskalenko
Soviet Rocket Command
Scottsdale Drawn Into Suit To Void Phoenix Annexation
In a state attorney general court fight, Scottsdale lawyers urge voiding Phoenix annexation between 62nd and 64th streets north of the Arizona Canal. They claim the Phoenix action cuts across Scottsdale’s earlier annexation and drew Scottsdale as an involuntary plaintiff in the superior court case.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
State Attorney General
Arcadia
Untary
Charles Duecy
Kelly Turner
Duecy
Turner
62Nd
64Th Streets
Arizona Canal
Phoenix Answer
Superior Court
Scottsdale Chamber picks First National manager as chairman
Ralph Lindsay, assistant manager at First National Bank Scottsdale branch, is named chairman of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce annual fall roundup on November 4 at the Executive House. Lindsay will form his committee next week along the south bank of the Arizona Canal near 56th Street.
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Ralph, Lindsay
First National
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Lindsay
Arizona Canal
56Th Street
U S Considers Atmospheric Nuclear Tests
UPI report says AEC chairman Seaborg said the United States has no current plans for atmosphere tests but left open the possibility in the future. He affirmed underground testing remains U.S. policy and noted Soviet atmospheric tests, clarifyingnine have been announced.
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Washington
UPI
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Seaborg
U.S
AEC
Russia
Local Jaycees Lead Carla Victims Relief Drive
Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce joins Phoenix Jaycees in a relief drive for Hurricane Carla victims in Texas and Louisiana. Don Chambers chairs the effort with contributions accepted at Chambers Moving and Storage, 401 E Second St., Scottsdale, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow through Saturday noon, and at Towers Plaza 40th Street and Thomas Saturday 12 to 6 p.m. and Sunday 9 to 2.
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Scottsdale
Don Chambers
Texas
Louisiana
Chambers Moving and Storage Company
Second St
Towers Plaza
40Th Street
Thomas
Tempe police court in hold for sewer plant project
Tempe warns that any start on Scottsdale's new sewer plant will bring police court summons. Fisher Construction plans a 10 acre site near Princess Road with a $913000 plant, but no permits issued. Tempe officials say work before noon tomorrow risks citations. Scottsdale asserts jurisdiction and has posted signs at the site.
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City of
Tempe
Scottsdale
Fisher Construction Company
Uwallwlalu
Princess Road
Louis Cooper
Daily Progress Today
Cooper
Kenneth Willis
Fisher Company
Willis
Americans Held by Communists in Berlin Face Uncertain Fate
UPI reports U.S. authorities hold little hope for aiding Victor Searles Pankey and Gilbert Page both 20 of California detained on charges of smuggling an East German girl to the West. East German Interior Ministry announced arrests of a Briton and a Dutchman in similar cases with trials unspecified.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S
Interior Ministry
Victor Searles Pankey
Gilbert Page
Ferrey
Califnia
East Berlin
United States
Czech Troops Sent To Berlin Amid Vienna Report
A Czech newspaper Svobodne Listy quoted Czech visitors in Vienna saying several military units have moved into East Germany on short notice, tied to Warsaw Pact talks. The report was unconfirmed and details were unclear.
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Vienna
UPI
East Germany
Berlin
Svobodne Listy
Red Zone
Germany
U S and Russia seek Berlin talks at UN opening
The State Department welcomed Russia's acceptance of Kennedy's call for serious Berlin talks at the UN next week. Rusk and Gromyko will attend the UN General Assembly in New York for exploratory discussions, with Britain France and West Germany allies present.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Russia
Kennedy
Berlin
United Nations
Joseph W. Reap
Andrei Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Gromyko
New York
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Rusk-Gromyko
United States
Ain
France
West Germany
Henrich von Brentano
Brentano
Lord ‘Home
Couve de Murville
von Brentano
Lord Home
de Murville
Union Blasts Charges By Builders Over Labor Costs
The Northern and Central Arizona Building and Construction Trades Council leader William A. Gray denounces Richard E. Mettler as hysterical. Mettler says 60 percent of association members favor non union labor to avoid high costs. Gray criticizes the statement as irresponsible and potentially dangerous to public safety, noting joint builder and union efforts have earned the area a reputation for affordable housing.
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William A. Gray
Northern and Central Arizona Building and Construction Trades Council
Richard E. Mettler
Mettler
Scottsdale
Phoenix Association of Home Builders
Gray
Plan to Pave Indian School in Scottsdale Route
The Indian School Road segment from 48th Street to Monte Vista will be paved next spring. Crews will widen the highway to four lanes and straighten sections. Right of way remains to be acquired and construction will wait until after Scottsdale's winter season.
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48Th Street
Monte Vista
Scottsdale
Katanga Battle Rages in Elisabethville Burns Casualties
U.N. and Katanga forces fought in Elisabethville with heavy casualties reported on both sides. U.N. claimed control of key points, while diplomats received word the battle persisted with about 150 Katangese and 30 U.N. casualties.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
UPI
United Nations
Katanga
Elisabethville
U.N
London
Bancroft
Congo
Rhodesia
Ray Moloney
Leopoldville
Del Webb men buy 160 acres near Scottsdale
L. C. Jacobson and James Paul of Paul Construction Co. acquire 160 acres at Scottsdale and Pinnacle Peak roads from P. K. Smith of Jack Owens Realty. The Curry’s Corner landmark is sold. twenty acres are zoned commercial with the rest unclassified. Paul unavailable for comment.
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Big del E. Webb Corporation
Scottsdale
Pinnacle Peak Roads
L. C. Jacobson
James Paul
Paul Construction Company
Webb People
Mountain Shadows Resort
Curry’s Corner
John Boyd Curry
P. K.smith
Jack Owens Realty
Jacobson
Paul
Russia fires tenth atmospheric nuclear test
Washington UPI reports Russia exploded its tenth atmospheric atomic blast as part of fallout testing. The Atomic Energy Commission estimated the yield at several megatons, equivalent to millions of tons of TNT.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Dominican general rejects watchdog group demand
Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr. 33 rejects opposition calls for a permanent watchdog committee to ensure fair next year's presidential election in the Dominican Republic.
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Ciudad Tujillo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Porch Collapse Hurts 45 in Galveston Red Cross Shelter
A porch at the American Red Cross headquarters in Galveston collapsed injuring 45 storm refugees. Galveston faces damage from hurricane Carla high tides and a tornado.
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Galveston
Tex
UPI
American Red Cross
Hurricane Esther Aims at U.S. Mainland
Hurricane Esther roared across the tropical Atlantic toward the United States with weather forecasts predicting little chance of turning away.
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Miami
Fla
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