Peace Corps and disarmament bills poised for final action
Congress nears adjournment as Kennedy's foreign policy programs gain momentum. The Peace Corps could become a permanent agency with rapid sending of volunteers abroad and future expansion. Disarmament agency legislation awaits House-Senate agreement after favorable votes. Senate may debate related tax provisions tied to DuPont GM stock disposal. Senator Gore warns against broad tax loophole amendments.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Disarmament Agency
Congress
White House
House
Senate
General Motors
DuPont Co
Arizona Democrats Plan Fund Drive to Back Campaigns
Arizona Democrats launch Dollars for Democrats Drive under Phoenix attorney John A. Murphy running Friday through October 2 in 14 counties. A Gallup poll claim of 70 percent public willingness to donate to a party is cited as motive, with Tucson druggist David N. Ginsburg named cochair and treasurer.
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Arizona
Phoenix
John A. Murphy
Dollars For Democrats
Murphy
David N. Ginsburg
Tucson
Pima County Central Committee
Cochairman
Quinn To Give Medical Talk In Nationwide Series
Scottsdalian Robert L. Quinn is among 60 men chosen to present a 20 minute talk titled The Medical Revolution to civic groups. Quinn, of 1137 East Camelback, trained by CIBA Pharmaceutical Products Inc. to prepare for the series, discusses new drugs and forecasts cures for cancer and heart disease by 2000, calling these gains only a fraction of future medical victories.
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A Scottsdalian
Robert L. Quinn
E. Camelback
Ciba Pharmaceutical Products Inc
Arizona
Auto strikes threaten September steel shipments
New York based Iron Age magazine reports auto strikes at GM plants have already cost about 130,000 cars and could delay some steel orders if not settled by early next week. The strikes are not seen as shrinking the overall steel market but may slow GM’s recovery as demand heats up.
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New York
API
General Motors
Iron Age Magazine
Metalworking Weekly
Iron Age
Club To Sell Charity Brooms For Local Fundraiser
The Scottsdale 20-30 Club will sell "brooms for charity" on Saturday at five market locations from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Project chair Alan Willemsen announced the effort. The group also announced a new roster showing many membership categories now filled.
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Scottsdale
Alan Willemsen
Jamaica votes to quit the West Indies Federation
Jamaica has voted to withdraw from the nine island federation amid uncertainty about its survival without the largest member. Final returns show 251 653 voting against continued membership and 216 366 for leaving as the federation faces a May 31 freedom date.
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Kingston
Jamaica
UPI
West Indies
Antigua
Barbados
Dominica
Grenada
Montserrat
de Lucia
St. Vincent and
Trinia
Kennedy Invites Democrats to White House Coffee Hour
President Kennedy invites Senate Democrats to the White House for a coffee hour to thank them for backing his legislative program. He will host House Democrats Thursday at a similar event.
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Washington
Air Force fails to recover capsule in polar orbit
In Honolulu the Air Force said it could not recover the Discoverer capsule after it failed to separate from the satellite over the North Pole. The gold plated capsule carried radiation tests and launched Sunday from Vandenberg AFB California. The craft orbits Earth every 90 minutes with twenty one Discoverer satellites reaching orbit and eight recovered so far.
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Honolulu
UPS
Air Force
North Pole
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Kids Day at Luke Air Base Showcases Air Displays
Scottsdale area youngsters join Luke Air Force Base for the 13th annual Kids Day by Valley Kiwanis. The free morning program starts at 9 with a band, aircraft displays, guard and patrol dog demos, model aircraft races, an F-100 Super Sabre flyby, jet trainer, bomb drop simulation, and a helicopter firefighting demo. Adults provide transport to the Glendale Avenue field west of Phoenix.
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Scottsdale Area
Luke Air Force Base
Valley of the San Kiwanis Club
Phoenix
Glendale Avenue
Rocket Society To Meet Here In Scottsdale
Scottsdale's Valley Ho hosts Arizona's first American Rocket Society chapter meeting Saturday. Key managers from top missile and rocket industries attend cocktails at 4 p.m. dinner at 5 p.m. Bartley of Rocket Power discusses society goals. a color film on testing facilities is shown. Prospects call Dean Later for details.
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Scottsdale’s Valley Ho
Organization of
Arizona
American Rocket Society
E. Bartley
Rocket Power Inc
Mesa
Rocket Power
Dean
The
American Society
Mrs Ruth Sussman Returns From Ballet Conferences
Mrs Ruth Sussman, operator of ballet schools in Scottsdale and Phoenix, has returned to her Paradise Valley home after theater conferences in New York and New England. She attended the opening of the Leningrad Kirvv Ballet at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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Ruth Sussman
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
New York
New England
Metropolitan Opera House
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DuPont
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Paradise Valley Country Club
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Venile Liogues
Alliamsburg
Harry
Anthony
Papago Plaza
Demos
Luke Air Base
Rocket Society
Arizona Zoological
Beau Brummel
Western
Amazon
South America
Papago
Scottsdale RD
E. McDowell
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