Turncoat Says Horse Fodder Fed To Masses In China Alarms
Honolulu report quotes Scott L. Rush a 31 year old Korean War veteran and former Army sergeant who defected to China. He describes ten years in Red China detailing food shortages and unequal distribution of imported cereals to high officials and the army while masses ate fodder. He says mass exodus would follow freer travel and notes Soviet engineers were expelled and criticized after returning home.
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Honolulu
UPI
Scott L. Rush
Red China
Condi
China
Rush
Hong Kong
Peking
Rockefeller to Decide 1964 Presidential Bid by Year’s End
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said he would announce by year’s end, perhaps in November, whether he will seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He favored Barry Goldwater over Kennedy and praised Goldwater’s fiscal integrity. Rockefeller spoke on Meet The Press on NBC with criticism of Kennedy’s grasp of private enterprise.
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New York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
White House
Kennedy
Goldwater
NBC
Vatican invites non Christians to ecumenical council observers
The Vatican plans to invite Jews Buddhists and Moslems to send observers to the second Ecumenical Council session in St Peter's Basilica. Pope Paul VI announced plans to create a Vatican secretariat for relations with non Christians, signaling a shift in Catholic outreach.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
Vatican Secretariat
Turley Named To ASU Group
Keith Turley of 5121 Monterey Way Scottsdale joins the 1963 ASU Alumni Development Fund committee as announced by Alumni Association president Harry Mertens. The fund surpassed $10,000 last year and supports a $100,000 student loan pool through a U S Aid Fund matching program.
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Keith Turley
Monterey Way
Scottsdale
ASU
Harry Mehrtens
Alumni Association
U.S. Aid Fund
Auto Plunges Into Canal In Arizona Incident
A 1960 Cadillac drove into the Arizona Canal at 6 15 am Sunday at Granite Reef Road in Scottsdale. Charles J Woody and Penny Ann Raven escaped. Woody cited for speeding. A wrecker towed the car. damage about 2000 dollars. In separate incidents Joel V Winfrey 7 was injured when his bike was struck by a car at 87th Street and McDowell Road. Merlyn G Morgan driver cited for unsafe driving. Earl F White cited for running two stop signs driving on cancelled license and no registration.
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Phoenix
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale
Charles J. Woody
Granite Reef Rd
Penny Ann Raven
Woody
Joel V. Winfrey
Hayden Rd
87Th Street
McDowell Road
Donald Paxson
Merlyn G. Morgan
41St PI
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Earl F. White
Y. Indian School Rd
Cottee Sets Fund Campaign Kickoff in Scottsdale
A coffee at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Mrs. Bert Duff’s home in Scottsdale prepares 18 captains from 27 zones for the United Fund drive with a $45,000 goal here and 150 volunteers targeting 1,700 households to raise about $25,000 of the division’s share. An additional coffee at Mrs. Tom Chauncey’s home coordinates the 40-member steering committee, as final plans unfold for the Greater Phoenix Scottsdale drive toward a regional goal of $1,839,451.
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Bert Duff
Praying Monk Rd
United Fund
Scottsdale
Randolph Scranson
Phoenix
Tom Chauncey
E. Marshall
Greater
Sparkman Warns of Nuclear War If Test Ban Fails
Senator Sparkman warned that without a successful nuclear test ban treaty the United States could face a future nuclear war. He said ratification might reduce risk over time, but failure would likely lead to renewed arms conflict. The speech came as the Senate debated the pact amid rising ratification prospects.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Foreign Relations Committee
Sparkman
Picketing at Tucson Restaurant Continues After Refusal
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announced it will continue picketing an eating establishment that refused to serve Negroes. The Pickwick Inn was picketed by 50 persons for the first time Sunday.
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Tucson
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Pickwick Inn
Bishop departs for Rome to attend Vatican meeting
Tucson Bishop Francis J. Green left for Rome to attend the second Vatican Council session. He earlier led a 40th anniversary mass at St Augustine Cathedral honoring Archbishop Daniel Gercke who is 89. Attendees included 30 priests and nuns, Bishop Samuel Ruiz of Chiapas, Mexico, and Phoenix and Tucson mayors.
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Tucson
UPI
Francis J. Green
Rome
Daniel Gercke
Green
St. Augustine Cathedral
Gereke
Samuel Ruiz
Chiapas
Mexico
Samuel Mardian Jr
Phoenix
Lew Davis
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Cottee
UPI Photo
Birmingham
Senate
United Press International
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Seea Blvd
Scottsdale, Abricona
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Dmart
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Transmission Road
Tempe
City of Tempe
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East Phoenix
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