Coconino Forest Fire Controlled Near Clint's Wells
Northern Arizona's largest forest fire of the season was under control this morning south of West Clear Creek in Clint's Wells. Fire crews, about 100 strong, battled winds that could rekindle the blaze discovered yesterday afternoon. The man caused fire burned 40 acres before containment. aircraft dropped 1000 gallons of fire retardant to halt the flames.
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Kennedy Says Events Prove U S Can't Afford Nixon
John F. Kennedy assails the Eisenhower administration and Richard Nixon as events prove the United States cannot afford Nixon's presidency. He calls for a bold urban renewal program and stronger leadership to counter Khrushchev, Red China, and a shifting balance of power. Kennedy rallies New York Democrats and outlines a $6 billion urban renewal plan for the 1960s.
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Teller says test ban talks hinder U S moves without Khrushchev OK
Dr Edward Teller warned diplomats at the State Department that the atomic test ban talks have put the United States in a bind. He argued that future earth-moving projects require written permission from Khrushchev and urged a stronger UN police force and global loyalty to promote peace. The three powers, the United States Britain and Russia, have held a moratorium on nuclear tests since November 1958 in Geneva negotiations.
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White House silent on Mamie Eisenhower release from Walter Reed
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower remains hospitalized at Walter Reed with asthmatic bronchitis and the White House offered no information on when she might leave. A Washington Post society writer cited her relief at news of the President canceling a Tokyo visit, noting she feared for him and his family amid potential mobs.
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Ohio State dentistry student demonstrates pocketpicking act
Columbus report on Tom Powell, 22, a dentistry student at Ohio State University, who also works as a professional magician. He may perform while removing objects in his act, hinting at future skills to remove teeth unseen.
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Agreement Reached In TV Strike
Hollywood unions reach a six year contract ending a five month strike by the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of TV Film Producers. Sixty large independent producers including Screen Gems Desilu Four Star and Revue participated. The deal includes minimum pay raises health and welfare advances and a royalty of four percent of world gross payments per show.
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Woman's Death Probed Near Crow Hang Reservation
Federal investigator Randolph R. Aros was reported examining the death of an unidentified woman found in the desert near Crow Hang on the Papago Indian reservation twelve miles east of Sells. Initial sheriff's records showed she was alive when found but died soon after.
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Trusty Walks Off From County Shop Work Crew
A trusty who walked away from the Mission road county shops is being sought by sheriff's deputies. Calistro Capone, 41, of Rt. 3, Box 686, disappeared shortly after noon yesterday. Capone is serving a six month sentence on a non support conviction.
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Volcanic Eruptions Forcing Evacuation of Una Una Island
Volcanic activity on Una Una Island has driven about 6,000 residents to flee the atoll 300 miles southwest of Manado. Last evacuees left June 3 as fissures appeared and water turned rancid. No deaths reported though eight houses collapsed. scientists monitor Merapi and Krakatau activity nearby.
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