Kret Politicized Civil Defense Hearings Draw Fire
Arizona lawmakers wrapped three days of Civil Defense hearings amid charges of political motivation. Rep. David B. Kret sdale and others clashed over testimony and the integrity of Civil Defense officials led by Ralph Redburn. Majority Leader Bill Stephens argued the probe was not a purge and noted inconsistencies in testimony but found no need for major Civil Defense law overhaul.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona House Civil Defense and Veterans Affairs Committee
David B. Kretsdale
Maricopa County
Redburn
Civil Defense
Kret
Byrd predicts federal budget of 106 billion dollars
Senate Finance Chair Harry F. Byrd forecast the 1965 federal budget at about 106 billion dollars in regular spending plus 31 billion from trust funds, with total spending near 137 billion. He warned fiscal position vulnerable and Khrushchev eyeing it as a target and rejected Kennedy era tax rise plans as unrealistic.
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Washington
UPD
Senate Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senate
Probe Plans Inquiry Into Shipping Beds Supplies
Washington a House special committee chairman said he will launch an open hearing probe next month into why government exports to Communist nations included radar gear engines rubber oil drilling gear and other supplies. The plan follows a five week period during which licenses valued at 8 million and later 2.5 million for Yugoslavia were approved by the Commerce Department for shipments to Soviet bloc nations.
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House
Paul Kitchin
United States
Russia
Kitchin
Copranacos Department
Yugoslavia
Paradise Valley forms first mounted Lions Club in Arizona
Horsemen in the Paradise Valley area plan the nation’s first mounted Lions Club with Ray Cady as organizing chairman. The group will hold its first general meeting at 9:80 p.m. at the Scottsdale Country Club on East Shea Boulevard and invites interested Valley horsemen to call 59496.
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Horsemen
Paradise Valley
Mounted Lions Club
Ray Cady
E. Wilshire
Scottsdale
Papago Lions Club of South
Lions Club
Scottsdale Country Club
East Shea Boulevard
Cady
Valley Horsemen
John Edward Kelly 1886 195? Dies at Phoenix Nursing Home
John Edward Kelly aged 75 died yesterday at a Phoenix nursing home. Rosary set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. in ae Mortuary Chapel. He was born in Kent Connecticut July 11 1886 and lived in Danbury prior to 1944 Scottsdale. Survived by widow Reba L a daughter and two siblings. Requiem Mass scheduled for 9 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.
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Phoenix
Mr. Kelly
Kent
Conn
Danbury
Scottsdale
Kelly
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Healy Name Society
Holy Name Union
Connecticut
Loyal Order of Moose
Reba L
E. Roma
Reba Whitaker
Francis
Leo Kelly
Helen Sands
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Local Horses Win Championships at Utah Arab Show
Lasma Arabians of Scottsdale earned three reserve championships at the eighth annual Utah All-Arabian Horse Show in Salt Lake City. About 240 entries competed. Lasma owners and partners include Mc Cormick Ranch and Clay's Arabian Ranch with Scottsdale Arabian Horse Breeders Assn. members and Tempe residents. Horses Aanadra Habina and Hajji Baba, all ridden by Gene LaCroix, captured reserve titles in western pleasure English pleasure and three gaited stakes respectively.
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Lasma Arabians
Scottsdale
Utah
Salt Lake City
Lasma
McCormick Ranch
Clay's Arabian Ranch
Scottsdale Arabian Horse Breeders Assn
Arnold Kartevold
al Mecham
Tempe
Aanadra
Habina
Hajji Baba
Gene LaCroix
Eugene Lag
Funeral Held for Mrs. Pla B. Davis in San Carlos
Funeral services were held today in San Carlos California for Mrs. Pla B. Davis 73 born in Germany mother of Mrs. Kerrill A Morrison of Scottsdale Survivors include two other children Mrs George W Shively of San Carlos and Mrs Wis E Davis of West Vancouver British Columbia
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Calif
Pla B. Davis
Errill A. Morrison
Scottsdale
Davis
Germany
Mes
George W. Shively
Wis E. Davis
West Vancouver
British Columbia
Federal pressure pushes auto strike toward quick settlement
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg urged a Monday deadline for an end to the four day old strike by the United Auto Workers against General Motors. President Kennedy backed the move asking UAW and GM to return to full production to end the idling of more than 250000 workers at nearly 109 GM plants.
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Detroit
UPS
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Kennedy
City and Tempe feud over sewer plant jurisdiction continues
Scottsdale officials insist Tempe lacks authority over a sewer plant site while Tempe disputes the claims. The dispute concerns sewer disposal, a proposed county system, and possible use of a temporary pond as a stopgap. Meanwhile GM and UAW report progress in plant negotiations and widespread strike impacts.
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Carl Roe
Scottsdale
Bob McNutt
Tempe
Cooper
Nantes Hall
Coopes
Scottsdale Weather Forecast With Thunder Showers Possible
Partly cloudy this afternoon and evening with about 40 percent chance of thundershowers in the area. Generally fair to day and Friday with warmer afternoon temperatures. Highest today near 94 degrees. Lowest Friday morning about 69. Highest near (incomplete data).
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Scottsdale
Ening
Chance to Orbit Man by Year End Hangs on Chimp Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fila UPI The United States still has a slim chance to orbit a man this year but the flight hinges on a chimpanzee test. Mercury scientists plan a 75 000 mile three orbit mission in a bell shaped capsule to prove safety before any manned flight. The plan follows an unmanned success and a dispute with administration leaders over next steps in the space program. Webb denies agency pressure while scientists push for one more unmanned flight to test a new escape hatch and updated comms gear.
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Webb
Dirksen Plans Phoenix Talk
Sen. Everett M. Dirksen the Senate majority leader will speak in Phoenix on September 30 at 8 p.m. in the Hotel Westward Ho Thunderbird Room under the Maricopa County Republican Precinct Committeemen. Higgins said he will be first in a series of headline speakers brought to Phoenix in coming days.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Westward Ho Thunderbird Room
F.A
Jake) Higgins
Sen. Dirksen
Floods Left Kansas City in Martial Law After Carla
Wide areas of Kansas and Missouri suffered heavy damage from flash floods triggered by Hurricane Carla. National Guard patrolled suburbs to prevent looting as Blue River rose to 19 feet. Five people died in Kansas. 1,800 homeless in the Kansas City area. Merriam and Coffey County faced severe inundation with 12 foot waters.
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UPI
Carla
Kansas
Missouri
National Guard
John M. Dalton
American Red Cross
Texas Gulf
Dalton
H. Roe Bartle
Air Force
Howdy Dudettes Return as Scottsdale Chamber Representatives
Scottsdale's Howdy Dudettes will again serve as official representatives of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce. A corps of 12 high school girls ages 16 to 19 was chosen, with Sue Stewart replacing Karen Carlisle who is in Tucson. The group, led by captain Ruth Matthews, will debut Sept 27 greeting delegates at a sliding door manufacturers' convention.
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Sandra Carlisle
Judy Clatterbuck
Trudie Cook
Sandra Graves
Elaine Gerber
Ruth Matthews
Paulette Nevins
Sue Pflumm
Cindy Price
Sandra Ripperton
Kathy Sheehan
Miss Matthews
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