Treaty Okay Assured But No Vote Gains
In Washington UPI reports opposition to the nuclear test ban treaty rising to 15 senators with Sen. B. Jordan Idaho saying he will vote against it over lack of a full inspection provision. The vote is set for Tuesday with at least four to one backing expected, while Goldwater pushes a Cuba force-removal reservation though it faces defeat.
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UPI
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Idaho
Jordan
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
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Cuba
Goldwater
Armed Services Committee
Reserve Air Force
Phoenix
W. J. Mason
Maryvale
McDowell St
McDowell Station
Post Office Department
Mansfield urges Lodge to run all U S actions in Viet Nam
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged that Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge be given overall direction and control of U S operations in South Viet Nam. He said Lodge is the only man with paramount authority to speak for the American contingent in Saigon and insisted cooperation must be secured promptly to avoid a disaster in Viet Nam.
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UPI
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Mike Mansfield
Senate Today
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
South Viet Nam
Montana Democrat
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Saigon
Mansfield
United Nations
United States
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Harless Heads Phoenix ACT Ticket For Mayor and Council
Richard Harless former U S representative heads the Action Citizens Ticket a mixed Democratic Republican reform slate for Phoenix mayor and six council seats The list includes Ed Kerrick Chuck Farrell Bob Aden Lincoln Ragsdale Madeline Van Arsdell and Manuel Pena Jr The ticket aims to return city government to citizens and operate within a strong city manager framework citing plans for an aggressive program to align officials with public wishes
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API
Richard Harless
U.S
Council
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Action Citizens Ticket
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Congress
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Robert L
Bob) Aden
City of
Quints Weigh in First Measurements at Six Days Old
The Fischer quintuplets in Aberdeen South Dakota ranged from two pounds eight ounces to three pounds thirteen ounces at their first weighing. A doctor increased their rations as they near six days old. Two grandmothers prepared the home for Mrs Fischer's homecoming with the ten room house awaiting a welcome from the Aberdeen community for the Fischer children aged from 3 to 7.
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S.D
UPI
Fischer
Kennedy speech at UN highlights Public broadcast today
Highlights of President Kennedy's UN speech are on Page 7. High school football opens with Arcadia defending its 1962 title against Mesa. Scottsdale faces Westwood and Coronado meets Yuma, with coverage on Page 6 including pictures. Robert Welch answers questions from press. see Page 2 story.
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United Nations
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Mesa
Scottsdale
Westwood
Coronado
Yuma
Robert Welch
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John Birch Society
Postmaster Opposes Scottsdale Post Office Site
Scottsdale Postmaster D C Wilson opposes a two acre Scottsdale Rd site for a new post office citing traffic access issues. The optioned land totals 276000 dollars with parcels held by William J Mahoney and Chanen Investment Co. Bids will be sought to build and lease back for 20 to 30 years.
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D. C. Wilson
Scottsdale Rd
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Sconsdale
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Anderson
Denver
Carl Hayden
Anderson
Kennedy urges meeting to ban space nuclear arms
President Kennedy called for a contest of achievement to bury the cold war. He urged joint U N space cooperation and a ban on nuclear weapons from spacecraft, proposing a moon expedition by all humanity and more talks with allies.
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UPI
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General Assembly of the
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Russia Plan For Disarmament Summit Draws Warm U.N. Support
At the United Nations, Andrei Gromyko outlined an 18 nation disarmament summit proposed for early next year, inviting leaders to discuss general and complete disarmament as well as steps to ease tensions. Adlai Stevenson called the speech encouraging while noting Gromyko’s tendency to favor the Soviet position. He praised the treaty on test ban, contrasted with past Soviet rejection. Gromyko argued phased limits on weapons delivery away from total destruction, proposed denuclearized zones, and floated space weapon bans if feasible.
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Kennedy
U. N
Nikolai T. Federenko
General Assembly
Patrick Dean
Britain
Muhammad Zafrullah Khan
Pakistan
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
United Nations, N.Y
UPI
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gromyko
West
Stevenson
Russia
Diplomacy Called For By Police Over Loose Cattle
Two cattle wandered onto Hayden Road early this week. Police contacted the owner and helped corral the animals back inside the fence. Mayor Bill Schrader, owner, returned to bed after the scene was cleared.
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Hayden Road
Bill Schrader
Sumrall Proposes Lower Taxes Through School Cost Cuts
Oct. 1 Scottsdale district trustee candidate Earl Sumrall presses cutting operating costs to keep taxes on a fixed line. He urges budget reviews in maintenance secretarial and clerical areas to free funds for buses books or lab equipment. Sumrall cites a cheaper Valley school as a model and says bond issues could be smaller. He faces Rev Lee Smallsteed and Walter C. Tice for the seat.
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Scottsdale
Earl Sumrall
District Board of Trustees
Hallcraft Homes
Lloyd Bimson
Lee Smallsteed
United Congregational Church
Walter C. Tice
General Electric
Kachina Pta
Richard Boone Hurt In Wreck Near Malibu Studio
TV star Richard Boone 47 was seriously injured when his Maserati collided with a parked car near Pacific Palisades. He was taken to St. John's Hospital with facial lacerations minor abrasions and a possible fractured rib.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Richard (Paladin) Boone
St. John's Hospital
Boone
MGM Studios
Pacific Palisades
Queen Receives Denning Report On Scandal Probe
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan visited Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace to brief her on the Denning sex and security report. Lord Denning examined the Profumo affair and its fallout, with publication planned next week.
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London
UPS
Harold Macmillan
Queen Elizabeth
Denning
Macmillan
Buckingham Palace
Weather: Mostly fair with clouds and temperature swings
The forecast calls for mostly fair weather with afternoon cloudiness. Temperature changes are minor with highs around 96 today and 98 tomorrow and lows near 66 to 69. U S Weather Observer Willard IL Greene notes a 96 degree high and 69 degree low for Thursday.
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U. S
Willard IL. Greene
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Chuck) Farrell
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