City Seeks Central Authority to Fight Smog
Harold W. Wright of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce outlines the need for a broad Air Pollution Control District to combat smog. He notes intercounty cooperation, cites Los Angeles Basin coverage, and warns nuisance laws alone won t curb the problem. Arizona and Tucson consider early smog measures and potential state rules.
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Harold W. Wright
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Atty
Harold W. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Smog misnomer debated by Optimist Club speaker
Rich ard Ransom of Phoenix, field director of the North American Highway Association, told the Up town Optimist Club that smog is a Los Angeles issue, not Tucson. He urged industry citizen cooperation, while officials urged state action, district creation, and local dust control to curb Tucson’s air pollution.
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Tucson
Uptown Optimist Club
Richard Ransom
Phoenix
North American Highway ‘Assn
Los Angeles Area
Kennedy
Ex-CD Volunteer Blasts County Civil Defense Rotten Mess
Ray Neal, 8 er CD volunteer and rescue expert, told Young Republicans the Pima County Civil Defense setup is a rotten mess. He blasted CD director Fred Mayhugh and volunteers chief Louis Menager, urged firing them, and claimed national Office of Civil Defense Mobilization is rotten at core. Neal, a state director of rescue groups, said the county board of supervisors and city council have failed to improve the program and criticized lack of radiation detection gear. Mayhugh denied the charges as sour grapes, while Neal offered no concrete plan beyond firing CD heads and reorganizing to uncover facts and protect civilians.
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Peter Starrett
Pima County
Ray Neal
Neal
Fred Mayhugh
Louis Menager
National Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
Sear
Pima Count Board of Supervisors
City Council
Crete
Bonn Okays Foreign Aid Cash Hike
West Germany agreed to expand its foreign aid role and share in assisting underdeveloped nations. After talks at the White House with President Kennedy and Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano, Germany signaled continued aid around $1 billion annually depending on needs and capacity.
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Bonn
Washington
UPI
West Germany
United States
Kennedy
Heinrich von Brentano
Federal Republic
White House
von Brentano
Rejected UA Queen Daisy Dies in Tragic Fallout
The University of Arizona mourns Homecoming Queen Daisy, a Holstein Heifer, after her election was invalidated due to class status. An autopsy by VA veterinarian Raymond Watts listed heart failure as the cause, prompting campus debate over brains and beauty and calls to honor her memory with a statue.
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University of Arizona
Holstein H
Raymond FE. Watts
Dar
Wildcat
Eleven Suspects Arrested In Tucson Dope Roundup
State narcotics agents and city detectives rounded up 11 persons on narcotics violations in a sweeping series of raids. Bonds total $196,000. The roundup targeted eight alleged heroin and Demerol sellers, including a 30 year old mother of five and a 21 year old woman.
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Steve Emerine
Lydia Carrillo
Reyna) Celaya
S. Convent Ave
Miss Hernandez
Born Free Elsa Causes Kill Inside Citizen
Elsa from Born Free triggers a fatal incident as reported in the Citizen. The page notes a political move with the House voting to ban the Red Party, reflecting a tense national climate.
Mrs Geiger Sentenced to 15 Years in Embezzlement Case
Mrs Burnice Iverson Geiger, 35, ad mitted embezzling about $2 million from friends and neighbors at the Sheldon National Bank in Iowa. A Federal District Judge Henry M Graven gave her 15 years, with parole possible after five. She faced potential 175 year term and fines up to $175,000 on 35 counts.
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Sioua City
Iowa
Burnice Iverson Geiger
Henry M. Graven
Sheldon
Anthorities
Boynton shoots 64 to take early Sun Open lead
Frank Boynton, 24, a former Rollins College golfer, fired a six under par 64 at El Rio Country Club to post a 132 total for 36 holes and hold the early lead midway through the second round of the Sun Open. A Discoverer satellite mission at Vandenberg Base aimed to place an instrument capsule in orbit for four days before retrieval.
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Frank Boynton
Rollins College
el Rio Country Club
Bolt
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
UPI
Congo Crisis Eyes UN Action Amid Afro Asian Support
United Nations moves to tighten Congo pressure gain backing from an Afro Asian peacemaking group in New York. The conciliation commission urged firmer UN action to pacify Congo and unite factions, while Russia opposed harsher measures lacking Hammarskjold removal demand.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Congo
Soviet Union
Conciliation Commission
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Dag Hammarskjold
Russia
Dammarskjold
Omar Loutfi
The
United Arabs
Council
Moise Tshombe
Kazan
Lumumba
U.N
Hammarskjold
India
Ghana
Morocco
Security Council
Crisis Looms as Liberal Ministers Quit Belgium Cabinet
Belgium faces a major cabinet crisis as Liberal Party ministers resign the day after Premier Gaston Eyskens failed to secure an electoral voting bill. The Liberal group threatened resignation amid tension with the Social Christian Party, while opposition pressures mount after earlier strikes and demonstrations.
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Brussels
UPI
Liberal Party
Gaston Eyskens
Eyskens
Social Catholic Party
Minters
Rene Lefebvre
Belgium
Social Christian Party
Weather Sets Showery Challenge for Ti Son Open Golf
Unstable showery conditions dominated the Ti Son Open Golf Tourney with windy, cool weather. Expect clouds and scattered showers in the mountains and possibly the city, with stronger winds diminishing tonight. Temperatures to dip to around 41 tonight and a high near 65 tomorrow as showers linger.
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Tomor
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