Trial Set For 11 Freedom Riders Including Yale Chaplain
Eleven freedom riders face city court on charges of breaching peace and conspiracy in a Montgomery bus terminal lunchroom. Among defendants are Yale chaplain Rev William Coffin and Yale Divinity School professor Gaylord Noyce, with others including Rev Wyatt Tee Walker SCLC leader and Rev Ralph Abernathy. The group was arrested May 25 and sought delays unsuccessfully as the Fifth Circuit rejected an injunction.
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Montgomery
Ala
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Yale University
Weuntiuul Llulils Buva
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
John Maguire
David Smith
Wesleyan College
George Smith
New Haven
Conn
Bernard Lee
Ralph Abernathy
Joseph C. Jones
Clyde Carter
Charlotte
N.C
Fred Shuttlesworth
Birmingham
Fire scare at Hohokam School ends with no blaze
Neighbors misread smoke at 8451 E. Oak as a fire at Hohokam School. Fire crews from Scottsdale arrive with eight rigs and nine men, but a fog from the air conditioning return tower, caused by high humidity, proves there is no fire.
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Hohokam School
E. Oak
Scottsdale Fire Station
California GOP Leaders Urge Nixon To Run
San Francisco officials report 25 California GOP leaders urged Richard Nixon to seek the 1962 California governorship in a two hour closed door session. Caspar Weinberger quoted saying the group strongly urged Nixon to run and that he may have already decided, facing challengers Knight Shell and Powers.
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Richard M. Nixon
California
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San Francisco
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
Goodwin J. Knight
Joseph C. Shell
Harold J. Powers
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Scottsdale savings chief wins trip contest bronze plaque
Don West of First Federal Savings and Loan Association Phoenix won a bronze plaque as one of five winners in a speech contest by the Saguaro Chapter American Savings & Loan Institute in Phoenix. The winners advance to a Tucson contest on Oct 14 with the top winner earning a trip to Chicago in November.
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Scottsdale
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Chicago
West
Scottsdale Woodwind Clinic Attracts 1000+ Musicians
Scottsdale Music Shop in Frontier Town hosts a woodwind clinic with Bud and Bob Brillhart from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The event will display about 300 items including reeds and mouthpieces. Attendees include student and adult players ranging from amateur to pro, with demonstrations and expert analysis.
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Harold Kay
Scottsdale
Frontier Town
Thomas and
Scottsdale Roads
Kay
Texas Bandmasters Association
San Antonio
Texas
Bud
Bob Brillhart
Brillharts
Rene de Lathamer
John Martin
Carl Hayden High
Ralph Rizzolo
Hohokam
U of A Research Delves From Capybaras To The Moon
University of Arizona studies span from a half million year old capybara fossil near Safford to a mammoth skull at Pirtleville. Lunar and planetary work led to the Orthographic Atlas of the Moon, a high precision map aiding future lunar exploration.
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University of Arizona
Tucson
Rockefeller Foundation
U of A’s Department of Geology
Safford
Ariz
Pirtleville
Terah L. Smiley
U of A
University of Arizona Press
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Kuiper
Solar System
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E. A. Whitaker
New Hurricane Esther Tracks Toward U.S. Mainland
Esther, a hurricane with winds up to 130 mph, maintains a steady course toward the United States. The Miami Weather Bureau notes possible shifts toward the north but says it is too early to confirm any change in direction. The storm lies roughly 925 miles east-northeast of San Juan and 1,850 miles east-southeast of Miami.
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Esther
U.S
Miami Weather Bureau
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Puerto Rico
Khrushchev escalates nuclear blackmail campaign aims at hostages
The article outlines Khrushchev's tactic of scaring governments and peoples through radio broadcasts and forged documents. It notes Soviet claims about Western plans to drop nuclear bombs along the Soviet Iran border and maintains Moscow seeks to pressure Iran and neighboring regions. It recalls 1941-46 Soviet occupation under a 1921 treaty and Azerbaijan separatist attempts.
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Khrushchev
Britain
France
West Germany
Iran
Persian Gulf
Pakistan
Turkey
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Tehran
United Nations
U. N
Azerbaijan
Scottsdale to issue new city maps within two weeks
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce announced that revised maps showing the enlarged city limits will be issued within two weeks. The updated street map replaces the version used for the past several years.
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Scottsdale
School Buses Collide injures 22 children in Latta
Three school buses were involved in a chain reaction crash in Latta South Carolina with 22 children injured. Officials said none suffered serious injuries as a bus rear ended another then struck a third bus as it discharged passengers.
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Latta, S.C
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Wise to arrive as Scottsdale Chamber manager
John Wise, recently named manager of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, will arrive Monday to begin work and will be honored September 26 at a 3 to 6 p.m. reception in the Western Savings community room.
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John Wise
Scottsdale
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