Arizona traffic fatalities rise with new tolls
City and state report four deaths in yesterday’s Arizona crashes raising the year’s highway death count to 258, compared with 223 on the same date last year, as officials note higher highway danger and a strong trend through the day. Public works unveil 40 ongoing projects totaling 6.8 million dollars, while Amphitheater and district budgets undergo cuts and tax-rate concerns surface at a heated session. District 1 schools set a 25.7 million budget with calls for further reductions to avoid tax hikes.
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Newark clashes over job discrimination erupt in city
The Nation reports Negro demonstrators and workers clashed with police in Newark New Jersey during protests against job discrimination. An airliner crash in Rochester New York killed seven and injured others during takeoff in a storm. West Palm Beach sees the death of Mrs Thalia Bell Fortescue Massie Aptigrove from a barbiturate overdose.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Washington FBI seizes four as Russian spies
Four individuals in Washington are arrested by the FBI on charges of conspiring to pass U S military secrets to the Soviet Union. The case highlights Cold War espionage tensions and state security concerns.
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U.S
Soviet Union
British press names Philby as Soviet spy recruit
World two London papers report the British foreign office advised hiring Harold Philby, secretly a Soviet agent. Dr Stephen Ward is ordered to stand trial for living on immoral earnings amid Britain's sex and security scandal.
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Stephen Ward
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Star pole vaulter Brian Sternberg badly injured in practice
Brain Sternberg, holder of the world record at 16 feet 8 inches, is listed in critical condition and partially paralyzed after an accident while practicing last night. In other sports news, America's Chuck McKinley and Australia's Fred Stolle reached Wimbledon finals, and Willie Mays hit a 16th inning homer as the Giants edged the Braves 1 0.
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Australia
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Wimbledon
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Public Records: Deaths and Notices in Woman's View
Local obituary notices list several individuals with ages and brief biographical notes. Public records columns include death reports, probate actions, and related notices with dates and filing details.
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Molly Mayfield
Four Killed In Arizona Smashups
Four fatalities in Arizona traffic accidents reported yesterday raise the 1963 toll to 258. Roy Jones, 34, of Duarte California, died in a Pinal County crash while his wife Theresa was in poor condition at Pinal General Hospital. The other victims were Carl Wieland 50 from South La Crosse Wisconsin Mavis Jory 36 from San Jose California and Reginal Perkins 21 of Phoenix. Eight more people were hospitalized with injuries from the three crashes. Jones died from a brain injury and Theresa Jones suffered a collapsed lung and multiple cuts.
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Associated Press
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South la Crosse
Wis
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Truxton
Mavis Jory
San Jose
Reginal Perkins
Phoenix
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Snowflake
Pinal Hospital
FBI seeks land for Phoenix training site and ranges
The FBI has filed a withdrawal request with the BLM for 160 acres near Phoenix for training facilities and target ranges for agents, with other law enforcement agencies invited to use the programs. A second 160 acre tract near the Superstition Mountains is to be withdrawn from mining entry to protect scenic desert views.
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Arizona Land Office
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Lighthouse Y To Get New Flag
H F Dail Sr secretary of Fraser Camp HI Woodmen of the World will present a new flag to the Lighthouse MCA during the morning flag raising at 9 a m tomorrow Ann Zeleny 7 and Mike Branham receive on behalf of the YMCA They were named best Campers after the first day of camping last week
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Ann Branham
E. 20Th St
Newark clash at Barringer site as workers clash with demonstrators
Construction workers and Black demonstrators fought at Barringer High School project in Newark New Jersey during a protest against alleged job discrimination. Two demonstrators arrested for disorderly conduct. Police rapid response restored order after about 10 minutes as seats and vehicles blocked entrances. Separate reports note NAACP planning a northern school desegregation drive and King postponing SCLC appearance amid federal court limits.
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Evers Receives Life Threats Amid Desegregation Fight
Jackson Mississippi NAACP field secretary Charles Evers, brother of slain Medgar Evers, reported a death threat on Monday night as he continues his brother’s desegregation campaign. He confronted the caller who vowed to kill him and warned not to shoot him in the back, saying they killed his brother. Evers is stepping into Medgar Evers’ role amid ongoing civil rights tensions.
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Ala
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Annual Subscription by Mall and Home Delivery Outside Tucson
Annual subscription priced at $23.49 with home delivery outside Tucson offered for 5 cents per week. The note lists delivery terms and regional availability without additional context.
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