Tragedy at 2631 E 22nd Street Ends In Triple Death
Mrs Dorothy Grigat 38 killed her son Michael eight and her lover E G Ericsson after shooting herself. Police found a note stating she killed lover son and herself. Ericsson had threatened to leave her and the couple ran El Encanto Orchid Nursery. Justice of the Peace said no inquest.
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Dorothy Grigat
E. 22Nd St
Hirsch
Mrs. Grigat
Alread
Ericsson
Michael
el Encanto
Living Cost Dips For First Time In A Year
The January consumer price index fell one tenth of a percent due to lower costs for clothing used cars eggs milk and produce. The index dropped to 127.4 from 127.5 in December while remaining 1.6 percent higher than January 1960. Auto workers tied to the living cost index will not see wage changes this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congo rival regimes sign anti rebel military pact
Three Congolese factions the central government of Leopoldville the Katanga regime led by Moise Tshombe and the Kasai mining state joined to form a united military front against Antoine Gizenga. U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold warned the Congo that force could be used to preserve peace and a March 6 peace conference was planned in Madagascar. Gizenga's Stanleyville regime meanwhile expelled five Communist journalists.
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Antoine Gizenga
Central
Elisabethville
Tshombe
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Joseph Kasavubu
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Congo
Leopoldville
Joseph Ileo
Albert Kalonji
Madagascar
Geneva
Gizenga
Stanleyville
Birth of the Blues Jazz Tale From Soviet Musings
The piece riffs on Leonid Utyosov asserting Soviet culture invented jazz, tracing a Moscow Odessa Dnieper path to jazz in Smolensk and Kiev. It plays with names like Satchmo Stalin and Ziggy Molotov, spoofing history and parroting a satirical 1960s tone about cultural politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonid O. Utyosov
AP Record
Hugh Mulligan
New Orleans
Odessa
Kiev
Moscow
Smolensk
Black Sea
Satchmo Stalin
Georgi Brown
Bulgania
Bix Beria
Tsaritsyn
Stalingrad
Ziggy Molotov
Outer Mongolia
Russians Hint at Khrushchev JFK Meeting Apossibility
In Moscow the Soviet government informs the public that Premier Khrushchev may visit the United States and could meet President Kennedy during his stay in the United States.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
United Nations
Kennedy
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Washington
U. S
Thompson
Rusk Rejects Nuclear Policy Shift Distortion Claim
Secretary of State Dean Rusk called reports he favored a complete shift in nuclear arms policy a distortion. Fulbright challenged the disclosure as irresponsible while indicating Rusk favored a buildup of conventional forces and a higher atomic threshold to deter nuclear conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Rusk
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington Star
Europe
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Winds Forecast Bring Warmer Overnight Temperatures
A breezy pattern continues with no freezes expected. Tonight will dip to around 39 degrees, then tomorrow should reach about 72 as the day warms from today’s 60 at 2 PM. Expect high clouds and windy spells ahead.
Unison Reading Of 43 Bills Upsets Arizona House
In Phoenix the Arizona House erupted as 43 bills were read in unison amid cries of unconstitutionality. The minority fought to read each bill in full before adjourning and accused the majority of stalling liquor license reform. The motion to adjourn was ruled out of order, and a recess followed after a 43 to 33 vote to record proper first readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
House of Representatives
W. L. (Tay) Cook
Cook
House
Bill Stephens
D-Maricopa
Phoenix Atty
Charles Stidham
Stidham
Stephens
Rhodes
Hughes Unveils Light-Beam Space Radar
Hughes Aircraft Co announced a coherent light detection and ranging radar using a light beam instead of microwaves. The unit aims to be the first practical long-range space radar with about six miles range in Earth's heavy atmosphere and 100000 miles in outer space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Culver City
Calif
Hughes Aircraft Co
Eer
Space
Earth
Air Pollution Study Deadline To Be Moved In Senate
A Senate hearing led to amending House Bill 21 to extend the deadline for a statewide air pollution survey. Kennecott Copper officials offered scientists and equipment, with Arizona Health Department officials noting federal funds and facilities support. Universities will cooperate in the two year study, including the University of Arizona and Arizona State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Senate
Harold C. Giss
D-Yuma
George Marx
Arizona Health Department
Vey
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Kennecott
Regents Ask For $25 Million
Regents seek a 25 million dollar appropriation for a campus project and outline the plan’s scope and potential impact. The article notes funding priorities and discusses expected outcomes for the university community and local economy.
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Jelly Roll Malen
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South Red Square
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Hattiesburg
Miss
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Llewellyn Thompson
Last Fall
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Pima
Haugh
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