Former mental patient 23 confesses rapes and two killings
A 23-year-old former mental patient, Earl Davis Wagner, confessed to raping a housewife and two unsolved murders after abducting Mrs. Frances Neel near a church under construction. He had earlier claimed a 5-year-old boy’s death was an accident but now admits the homicide.
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Jets, Troops to Europe If Berlin Crisis Persists
Eight U S jet fighter squadrons will stay in Europe on temporary duty after rotation and Checkmate exercises. Pentagon sources say about 500 more jets and thousands of troops may move to Europe by year end if Berlin remains unsettled.
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ASU Enrollment Up 13 Percent
Arizona State University reports a 13 percent enrollment rise this semester with 12 016 registered on campus. Registrar Alfred Thomas Jr. notes total omits 28 centers and correspondence enrollments. about 1 800 students attend telecourses.
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Scottsdale Eastside annexation fight stalls after court motion
The city council plans a board of inquiry to probe the annexation dispute as attorney Brewer and opponent Ted Cook weigh the next steps. Smalley concurs but says group decisions guide any action, while comments from Kimsey and other officials remain cautious about premature conclusions.
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Scottsdale Forecast Says Mostly Sunny With Rising Clouds
Mostly sunny conditions continue in Scottsdale with increasing high cloudiness expected Friday. Temperatures remain near 98 today and around 95 on Friday after a cool start around 59 Friday morning.
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Nixon’s California bid praised by Eisenhower Rockefeller
Former President Eisenhower endorsed Nixon’s run for governor of California and urged party unity. New York Gov Rockefeller, at a Buffalo news conference, said Nixon is not out of the White House race in 1964 and offered to campaign for him. Rockefeller did not specify a full four-year term if re elected, while Goldwater noted the California bid and did not comment on a 1964 presidential run.
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Tucson barbers discuss prices in Tucson haircuts war
In Tucson a meeting at Laborers Hall brings barbers from across the city to seek standard prices and hours. Barbers Local 709 president William Tapolseany notes the gathering is independent driven and aims to curb undercutting by some shops. Union shops push 75 cent cuts while independents average around 1.00 and some union shops still charge 1.50 to 1.75.
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Eastside Annexation to Scottsdale City Limits Completed
City records show the eastside area was annexed August 31 after earlier efforts dating to 1959. Annexation coordinator H E Scotty Camp led petitions and training as Bob McNatt cited that over 60 percent of property valuations supported the move, surpassing the 51 percent legal minimum.
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Scotty) Camp
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Nixon Runs for California Governor in 1962 Bid
Richard M. Nixon declared he will seek the California governorship in 1962 and will not pursue the presidency in 1964. He noted he would challenge incumbent Edmund G. Brown, saying the governorship offers the best chance to accomplish needed reforms in the state.
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Pat Nixon Welcomes Dick's California Governor Bid
Mrs. Pat Nixon spoke after Richard M. Nixon announced his candidacy for California governor in 1962. She praised public service and described how the family discussed the decision at home. Nixon noted daughters Tricia and others urged him to return to the campaign.
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