Milk price war heats up among local grocers and drive-ins
Local supermarkets and delivery firms cut milk prices in gallon and half gallon containers to compete with neighborhood drive-ins. The article notes pricing moves across the city as shoppers respond to new competition and budget pressures.
Birmingham sees 24 hour truce in anti segregation clashes
The Nation reports a 24 hour truce in Birmingham efforts to halt explosive racial strife and reach a settlement. In Englewood New Jersey Negro families pursue enrollment for children in a white school with classes held on an unregistered basis. Former President Truman turns 79 greeting Baptist delegates and chatting with President Kennedy by phone.
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Englewood
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Truman
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Allies seek NATO nuclear force pact before Kennedy Europe trip
U.S. officials say an agreement to form a multinational NATO nuclear force could be ready for signing by Kennedy's Europe visit next month. The report notes tensions over federal employment policy in the Bureau of Employment as a separate item.
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Holmes Alexander
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World war threat eases though tension remains high
The Domini can Republic and Haiti show no immediate war danger but tensions stay high. The Soviet show trial of a British businessman and ex Russian official drags on in Moscow.
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Haiti
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Hypnotism Fuels Comeback For Utah Star Holmes
Utah basketball standout Allen Stretch Holmes defied doctors after a leg injury and car crash, returning to play thanks to hypnotism-based recovery. Also reports note high school Class AA District 4 golf may survive a one year delay, and Bob Kelleher voices criticism of USC and UCLA over player releases for 1963 Davis Cup prospects.
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Allen
Stretch) Holmes
Bob Kelleher
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UCLA
Dennis Ralston
Charles Pasarell
Sabino Canyon Curfew Debated After Nighttime Death
A special county meeting will discuss a nighttime curfew for Sabino Canyon after a UA student died in a late Saturday car crash. University officials, military representatives, and forest service leaders will attend, with plans to address vandalism and accidents in the canyon.
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Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Waldon Burr
Walter Burg
Clyde W. Doran
Coronado National Forest
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Thomas S. Jay
Anywhere in Space Astronauts Take Out $100000 Life Policies
Seven original U S astronauts secured individual $100 000 life insurance policies from Aetna with coverage "anywhere in space or on the earth" as premiums run below steep steeplejack rates but above jet pilot levels. The plans cover future Gemini candidates and hinge on flight frequency and hazard intensity.
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C. Leo DeOrsey
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John A. Hill
Aetna Life Insurance Co
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L A to Honor Nixon at City County Dinner
Los Angeles plans a testimonial dinner for former Vice President Richard M. Nixon before his move to New York. The event was proposed by Warren M. Dorn and Mayor Samuel W. Yorty with participation expected from the city and county governments the Chamber of Commerce Bar Association and the Greater Los Angeles Press Club.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Samuel W. Yorty
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Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Notice
Daily Tucson newspaper publishes subscription rates for home delivery and mall delivery. In Tucson residents pay 5 cents per week with annual renewals of 23.40 dollars, outside Tucson 45 cents weekly.
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Maricopa County Defeats Junior College Bond Issue
Maricopa County voters defeated a 9.75 million junior college bond by 10 496 to 6 532 amid a taxpayer revolt. The funds would have renovated Phoenix College, bought sites and built two new schools. County officials will decide next steps at a Monday meeting with strong opposition from the Arizona Homeowners Association and support from Gov Fannin.
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Phoenix College
Mesa
Scottsdale
Robert F. Easley
Glendale
Robert Hannelly
County Junior College System
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Junior College Board
Phoenix High School College Board
Ment
Paul Fannin
Arizona Homeowners Association
Tucson Tonight TV Radio Dials Teen Citizen Feature
Molly Mayfield headlines a Tucson TV radio guide with teen citizen insights. Listings include schedules and highlights across channels, noting a $4 price point and sections 29 32 16 17 21 24 for reference.
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Woman's View
Tucson
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