Greater Arizona Savings Wins Federal Insurance Bid
The Greater Arizona Savings & Loan Association reports federal insured account approval after a two year state takeover. A Federal Home Loan Bank board member in Washington noted conditional approval but expressed confidence in meeting standards. Maxwell E. Greenberg of Los Angeles is among the figures referenced.
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Greater Arizona Savings
Phoenix
Greater Arizona Savings & Loan Association
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Washington
Arizona Savings & Loan Association
Boy 12 Rescued From Pacific After Two Companions Die
A 12-year-old boy, Terry McClelland of Huntington Beach, was rescued 90 miles southwest of San Diego after being aboard a raft with two dead men. The deceased were Russell Bradford and Al Hartman. The Ruth Marie rescued him amid fog off Baja California and sent a hospital crewman to care for him aboard the USS Dioden, with a Yorktown helicopter ready for medical transport.
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San Diego
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Terry McClelland
Huntington Beach
Ruth Marie
Russell Bradford
Dioden
Young McClelland
FBI Probe Ordered Over Pentagon Secrets Leak
The FBI is investigating leaks of secrets at the Pentagon. President Kennedy reportedly ordered FBI and military intelligence probes after a Sun-Times dispatch claimed a national publication published highly classified plans for Berlin. Newsweek denied access to any classified documents.
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Pentagon
White House
News
Pierre Salinger
The
Chicago Sun-Times
Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Military
Sun-Times Dispatch
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
United States
West Berlin
Sun-Times
Udall says JFK program on schedule amid park concerns
Udall praised the Kennedy legislative push, citing the minimum wage extension and education aid as key bills. He criticized Arizona’s park system, arguing the 160 acre limit hinders state park growth and proposing state takeover of squatter land for parks like California.
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Udall
Department of the Interior
Arizona
Yuma
California
Breakthrough Tentative Deal Seals Sea Strike Rift
A tentative and conditional accord ends the logjam on foreign flag impasse in the 15 day old national maritime strike. NMU and AMMI reach agreement through Kennedy board mediator David L. Cole, though strikes may persist until actual contracts are signed. NMU represents 37000 members, AMMI is the major ship owner group.
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New York
UPI
David L. Cole
Kennedy
National Maritime Union
NMU
American Merchant Marine Institute
AMMI
Weatherman Forecasts More High Clouds with Little Rain
The forecast calls for variable high cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Widely scattered mountain thundershowers may occur this evening, but Tucson should see minimal rain. Yesterday’s high reached 98 degrees and the low was 74. Tonight’s low around 76, tomorrow’s high near 97. At 2 PM the temperature was 95 with 15 percent humidity.
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Tucson
Two Navy Satellites Fail To Separate
The Navy reported two of three satellites launched in one rocket yesterday did not separate, reducing their efficiency. Transit 4A separated and functions perfectly. Injun and Greb remain joined, while Transit 4A is apart from the other two. Greb measures X ray radiation and Injun surveys Van Allen belt radiation.
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Navy
Washington
Injun
Greb
Earth
U S May Add Troops In Europe
The Kennedy Administration contemplates sending more U S troops to Europe to bolster NATO defenses against the Soviet threat to West Berlin. Officials believe the move would strengthen allied forces and signal Kennedy’s resolve to defend the western position in Berlin.
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Europe
Washington
West Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Judge Rules Arizona Loyalty Oath Constitutional
Superior Court Judge Timothy J. Mahoney of Pinal county ruled the state loyalty oath constitutional. Barbara Elfbrandt, Amphitheater Junior High School teacher, had challenged the oath and refused to sign it. Mahoney's judgment will be appealed to the Arizona State Supreme Court per prior attorney agreement.
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Superior Court
Timothy J. Mahoney
Pinal County
Arizona
Barbara Elfbrandt
Mahoney
Arizona State Supreme Court
Inside The Citizen: Hoppers Drouth Hit North Plains
A brief in the North Plains section notes heavy drought effects on local farms with hoppers causing damage to crops. Mentions regional impact and community response, highlighting agricultural strain and efforts toward relief.
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Hoppers
North Plains
Kennedy orders release of jailed U S Communist leader
President Kennedy today ordered the release from prison of Henry Winston former organizational secretary of the Communist Party U S A The Justice Department says Winston will serve only the time already served since his sentence began Winston a blind man faces possible brain tumor surgery He was among 11 top Communists convicted in 1949 and later added three years for contempt after fleeing in 1951 and surrendering in 1956
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Washington
Kennedy
Henry Winston
Communist Party
U.S.A
Justice Department
Winston
Hess Is Sentenced To 3 8 Year Term
Elmer R. Hess Jr. receives a three to eight year prison term for the fatal beating of Howard D. Grant in a drinking bout at Grant’s Labor Temple office. Judge Robert O. Boylston refused probation, noting no appeal decision yet. Hess faced an aggravated battery case tied to his former wife, Grace, and awaits further action.
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Elmer R. Hess Jr
Labor
Howard D. Grant
United Community Campaign
Hess
Grant
Teamsters Local 310
Labor Temple
Superior Court
Grace
Laws One of 9 Marble Winners
ST. PAUL Minnesota four teens opened the Veterans of Foreign Wars 1961 national marble tournament. England Laws of Tucson was one of nine players to win his first match in straight two games, defeating Gary Fordham of Waukesha Wisconsin 7-5 4-2. The event had no eliminations in the first 18 matches of the double elimination tourney which recesses for sightseeing today and resumes Saturday.
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Minn
England Laws of
Tucson
Gary Fordham
Waukesha
Wis
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