Soviet hot line to open September first
The Soviet Union announced the Kremlin Washington hot line communications link will go into operation on September 1. The teleprinter link, to run 24 hours a day, aims to prevent accidental outbreak of war and was agreed by both nations in a general accord last month.
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Mississippi Board Considers Expelling Meredith
A four man committee of the Mississippi State College board meets to seek possible federal court permission to expel James H. Meredith from the University of Mississippi for his public statements.Governor Barnett disclosed the plan amid pressure from segregationists and alumni as Meredith takes his first of two final exams in the summer session.
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Baby Sitter Convicted Of Child Death In Phoenix
A Maricopa County jury found 20 year old Betty Smithey guilty of murdering 15 month old Sandra Gerberick in a Phoenix home last New Year’s Day. The verdict carried a life sentence. She shouted she would kill herself if imprisoned and had to be restrained.
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Three Children Die In Phoenix Crash Near Freeway
Three California children Sharon Hughes 2 Richard 6 Ronnie 8 died when a pickup driven by their Phoenix grandfather collided with a car driven by Charles Lee Rogers 30 near the Black Canyon Freeway West Phoenix. The Hunter family survived with minor injuries.
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Instruments Stolen From Spring Junior High Band Room
Seven musical instruments valued at 725 dollars were taken from the Spring Junior High School band room at 300 W. 2nd St. Head custodian Alex Casilles found a broken window yesterday and said entry was gained by kicking in a panel and reaching inside to unlock it. A flute a trombone two clarinets three concert snare drums a set of orchestra bells were damaged and an eighth instrument may be missing.
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Alex Casilles
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Shriners Elect New Imperial Outer Guard
C. P. MacGregor of Al Malikah Temple was elected imperial outer guard the lowest rung in the Shriners hierarchy. Through annual progression he will become imperial potentate of the Ancient and Noble Order of the Mystic Shrine of North America. Harold C. Close of Sphinx Temple Hartford Conn. rose to imperial potentate at the 89th council session under the automatic progression system.
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Los Angeles
C. P. MacGregor
al Malaikah Temple
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Imperial
Fulbright Links Pr Firm to Influence Efforts
Senate Foreign Relations Chair Fulbright says Hamilton Wright Organization represented Nationalist China and South Africa and attempted to steer U S policy. He cites 148 page transcript of Wrights secret testimony showing provision of news stories film and photographs to U S media and trips for media executives.
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U of A Summer Enrollment Increases 15 Percent
The University of Arizona reports 5 735 students in the first summer term with 8 684 attendees on campus and 1 218 taking off campus classes for credit. Dr Pendleton Gaines notes a 15 percent rise from last year in the summer session.
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Man Kills Mother Of 4 Then Commits Suicide in Massena
In Massena New York retired business executive Ibert R. Berry 63 shot and killed Mary Jane Logan 43 mother of four as she returned home from a night out. He then killed himself near the Countryside Inn about seven hours later. Logan had previously declined requests to divorce her husband Fay Logan a coordinator at Aluminum Company of America. Logan had warned police of Berry’s threats before the wedding of her eldest son.
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