Mothers Tell Of Slain Navy Men Loneliness On Midway
Temple City mother Eunie Palmer recalls her son Wesley Palmer 18 as he wrote of loneliness and lack of recreation on Midway Island. Eric Knollhoff's mother says he mentioned gooney birds and boredom with the island’s sameness. Warren Powers, 19, St Paul, Minn, died with them after Eric Knollhoff allegedly went berserk and shot them. Knollhoff's body was later found in a bunker.
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Temple City
Calif
Navy
Midway Island
Pacific
Wes
Eunice Palmer
Wesley Palmer
Warren S. Powers
St. Paul
Minn
Eric Knollhoff
Artesia
Knollhoff
James Knollhoff
Eric
Arizona tax equalization bill heads to governor for signature
A tax assessment equalization bill passes the legislature and goes to Governor Paul Fannin for his signature with an emergency clause. Tax relief awaits revaluation completion likely by December 31, 1964. Arson is suspected in a dawn fire at a $42,500 Hidden Valley Estates home on 8140 E Rock Gate Rd. a strange car was seen nearby.
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Arizona
Paul Fannin
Rock Gate’ Rd
Hidden Valley Estates
Kennedy Says Soviet Troops Withdrawn From Cuba
President Kennedy reports that the Soviet Union has withdrawn about 3,000 troops from Cuba in recent weeks. He calls it possibly a starting point and hopes further steps follow.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Cuba
Nation ruling recount confirms Rolvaag as Minnesota governor
The Nation reports in St Paul that Democrat Karl Rolvaag won the statewide recount for Minnesota governor, while Republican Elmer L Andersen weighs an appeal. The note references other pages including a death by electrocution at Sing Sing and a look at O Hare airport and automation.
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St. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Elmer L. Andersen
Lava slows as Bali eruption forces mass exodus
Reported lava flow from Agung volcano diminishes while islanders flee Bali’s northeast coast. Casualties exceed three thousand as relief and evacuation efforts unfold amid ongoing volcanic danger.
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Agung
Bali
Boxing crisis as ex-champion Davey Moore injured
Davey Moore lies critically injured after a 10th round knockout by Sugar Ramos last night. The incident follows a troubled boxing scene with Moore hospitalized as authorities review the bout.
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Davey Moore
Kaye
Sugar Ramos
General Index Bridge Comics Crossword Puzzle Debuts
Index highlights bridge results, comics and crossword puzzle notes with brief puzzle answers. Includes public records and entertainment listings for Molly Mayfield and TV radio dials, plus editorials and financial notes.
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Bridge Comics
Financial News
Molly Mayfield
Movie Times
Public Records
Woman's View
One In A Million Tuna Deaths Blamed
Detroit UPI reports two women in suburban Grosseye died after eating contaminated A&P brand tuna. FDA official George Daughters cites a one in a million botulism incident due to a floor-conveyor misstep before pressure cooking. Washington officials call findings preliminary.
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Detroit
UPI
George E. Daughters
The
Food and Drug Administration
Colette Brown
Margaret McCarthy
Grosseye
A&p
Washington
Food and Drug
J. K. Kirk
Bank Robbed of 10000 in Phoenix Southside Branch
A lone well dressed gunman robbed a southside Phoenix bank of about $10,000 today, then disappeared. The style resembled an October robbery that may have abducted bank clerk William Ward Clore Jr. The suspect forced the manager to deliver the cash and left with the money after a short walk.
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Phoenix
William Ward Clore Jr
A. R. Slaughter
First National Bank of Arizona
Slaughter
Valley National Bank
Robert Hasseries
Hasseries
Clore
Burglar Fits Self Out For Party
A burglar broke into Schultz's Costume & Formal Rentals at 1012 E 6th St last night fitting himself for a formal party. He took a size 46 tuxedo shirt and about 60 cuff link and stud sets along with $10 from petty cash, leaving clues for police to identify him.
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Schultz
E. 6Th St
Jud Schultz
The Book that Conquers Fear
The Christian Science book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is presented as a path to liberation from fear and evil, studied with the Bible. It notes access at the Christian Science Reading Room at 4 E Alameda St with hours listed for different days.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Construction Starts on UA Newman Center Expansion
Construction begins on the University of Arizona Newman Center at 1651 E. 2nd St. The project, blessed at ground breaking on March 7, by Rev. Robert L. Graff, is by Craven-Hapue Construction Co. with a $250,000 city permit. Completion expected early fall.
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University of Arizona Newman Center
E. 2Nd St
University of Arizona
Robert L. Graff
Craven-Hapue Construction Co
Newman Center
N. Cherry Ave
E. 3Rd SL
Newman Group
University of Arizona Newman Club
Francis Roy
The
Liberal Arts College
U.S. Recesses Negotiations At Boeing
The government recesses talks in the AFL CIO Machinists Union Boeing dispute as a presidential board resumes hearings in Seattle next Sunday. The union remains enjoined since Jan 25 and may strike after the 80 day injunction expires April 15.
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Washington
Afl-Cio. Machinists Union
Boeing Co
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Presidential Board of Inquiry
Seattle
National Labor Relations Board
Boeing
Simkin
Federal Mediation Service
Kennedy Critics Call Kennedy Policy Rhetoric From Goldwater
In New York Senator Barry Goldwater accuses President Kennedy of offering only rhetoric on economic policy. He argues Kennedy’s tax cut proposals and increased spending fail to address unemployment and warn that rapid tax reductions without spending cuts could worsen the economy. Goldwater cites the administration’s indecision as evidence of poor economic understanding.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Goldwater
Congress
New Frontier
American Bankers Association
Admin
Istration
White House
Department of the Treasury
Marine Gen Shoup Orders Black Gear Standardization
General David M. Shoup, commandant of the Marine Corps, ordered Marines to replace brown shoes socks and gloves with black ones to conform with other services. He estimated the change will save more than 300000 dollars annually.
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Washington
UPI
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Shoup
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Notice
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists subscription options from Citizen Publishing Co. Rates include 94.40 annually by carrier for Tucson home delivery, 23.40 annually for mall delivery, and outside Tucson delivery at 45 cents per week.
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Citzen Publishing Co
Tucson
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