Russians claim Venus mission as greatest space feat since Sputnik
Moscow reports a 1418 pound space ship launched on a piggyback flight aimed at Venus with hopes to hit or closely pass the planet as Earth and Venus align. Critics say success remains far from certain though the mission marks a major Soviet milestone since Sputnik.
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Bills Would Buy School In Sabine For Juvenile Offenders
Arizona lawmakers push $450000 to acquire the Southern Arizona School for Boys in Tucson as an intermediate juvenile facility. The bills seek an immediate purchase near Sabine Canyon or nearby Tucson, with an emergency clause for rapid use.
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Palmer wins Phoenix Open playoff in 67
Arnold Palmer defeats Doug Sanders by three strokes in an 18 hole playoff to claim the Phoenix Open Golf Championship. Palmer earns 4300 dollars, Sanders 3000 dollars, with each taking a quarter of the gate receipts.
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Agencies Air Impact Of Transient Crisis
Tucson private service agencies meet at the YWCA to address the transient family crisis straining finances. They seek better overnight shelter and closer private-public coordination ahead of a State Welfare Board session in Phoenix. A 1960 private aid report, near $30,000 for indigent families, contrasts with $7,000 from Public Welfare, prompting calls for more funds and a broader shelter plan. The group supports restoring welfare funds and exploring hotel contracts for shelter. The Bibleway Rescue Mission received $1,133 to stay open, with plans to broaden community support and defend aid to transients as a civic issue.
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TENSIONS GALORE Dentistry Brings Pain to Dentists
Dr Sidney Gitlin contends dentist stress stems from patient anxiety and scheduling conflicts. He notes heart attack risk ranks high among professionals, urges vacations to curb tension, and describes patient hostility and late payments as common stressors in a typical work week.
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Kennedys Find Quiet Weekend
A quiet weekend for the Kennedy family appears to unfold with low key activities and minimal public events. The report notes no major engagements or disruptions during the observant period.
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Fine Tucson Weather Promises Warm Start to Weekend
Despite snow in the east and Midwest, the Tucson area trends warmer with mid 70s expected tomorrow. Yesterday reached 77 and Saturday saw an 80 degree high while today at 2 PM the shade temperature was 71 with 12 percent humidity.
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UN Security Council weighs Lumumba killing as Congo crisis deepens
Soviet envoy Zorin condemned U N actions while Dag Hammarskjold urged an impartial investigation into Patrice Lumumba's murder. The council adjourned to allow governments to reappraise the Congo crisis, with Liberia opposing the postponement and Adlai Stevenson urging restraint and reconciliation.
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New Crisis Could Mean Civil War
Elisabethville Katanga reports Patrice Lumumba dead and declares the Congo premier massacred with two aides fleeing three days earlier. The Katanga interior ministry says villagers who fatally hurt him received an $8,000 reward.
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Lumumba Slaying Sparks Congo Crisis Rumors
President Kennedy expressed great shock over Patrice Lumumba's death as the Congo crisis deepened. White House and State Department officials briefed reporters amid tensions with Katanga and calls for a UN response to the turmoil. Lumumba, 35, had been Congo premier after independence, later ousted and jailed before his death.
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Sunnyside School Board Looks at Lord's Prayer in Classrooms
Sunnyside School Board will discuss starting the day with the Lord's Prayer at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Sunnyside Elementary School auditorium. Superintendent John Herrera notes opening exercises currently begin with the Pledge of Allegiance and no prayer has been used to date.
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