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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1961

Page

3

Senate panel backs wage bill to raise minimum to 1.25

The Senate Labor Committee approved a compromise 1.25 per hour minimum wage bill for 24 million currently covered workers and 4.1 million new workers, largely in retail. The measure, similar to Kennedy’s proposal, faces a Senate floor fight with amendments likely. Sponsor Sen. Pat McNamara said the vote was 15 to 2. Dirksen and Goldwater opposed.

Washington UPI Senate Labor Committee Senate Kennedy Pat McNamara D-Mich Everett M. Dirksen Sen Barry Goldwater R-Ariz

De Gaulle Signals No Objection to Moslem Algerian State

President Charles de Gaulle said France would not obstruct or oppose a sovereign Moslem state formed by Algerians in Algeria even if it severs ties with France. He warned France faces heavy military and diplomatic challenges in Algeria while noting calm acceptance of a possible separation.

Paris UPS Charles de Gaulle Algeria France de Gaulle

Capsule Returns to Space After Recovery Fail

Capsule from Discov erer XXIII failed to reenter, circling Earth in its own orbit. The instrument laden unit separated from the Satellite Monday but stayed aloft, despite Air Force plans to recover near Hawaii. Malfunction likely used up gas to point downward at ejection.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif UPI Earth Hawaii Air Force

Senator Magnuson calls for ICC overhaul

Senator Warren G. Magnuson of Washington criticizes the Interstate Commerce Commission as bulky and slow and urges extensive revamp. He tells the Western Highway Institute that the ICC chairman's office should be strengthened and more authority delegated.

Phoenix UPI Warren G. Magnuson D-Wash Interstate Commerce Commission Magnuson Institute ICC

Soviets Fail To Confirm Manned Space Trip

Moscow reports indicate the Soviet space program did not confirm a planned manned mission. Officials provided minimal details as the update circulated from the capital.

1-H Clubs Fare Well At Maricopa County Fair

Scottsdale 4H members earned trophies and ribbons at the Maricopa County Fair. Winners include Roger Hurliman in swine and showmanship, Del Jiminez for Justin trophy in dairy, Bobby Lewis for best of all breeds with a New Zealand buck, and multiple seniors and juniors earning top ribbons in cattle, poultry, dairy, home arts, and cooking.

Scottsdale Maricopa County Roger Hurliman Roundwanis del Jiminez Justin Bobby Lewis New Zealand Henry Hur Hurliman Jersey Guernsey Steve Cahil Victor Jiminez Gary‘ Rawlings Jim Kerr Gary Stone John Qualtrough Paradise Valley Agriculture Club Philip von Ammer Andrea Bergere Kathy Tracy Gilmore John Kitchell Hallie von Ammon Greg Pierce Steve Pierce Jim Puntenny Tim Panny Treadway

Boy Falls 8 Feet While Checking Noise at Mall Site

Johnny Dirks, 15, fell eight feet while looking into a construction basement at Camelback and Scottsdale’s Goldwater Fashion Square site. He fractured his right hip, left collarbone, and a rib, was unconscious for 25 minutes, and hospitalized for two weeks. He will wear a plate and pin for six months and use crutches. his father is a church administrator.

Goldwater Messenger Phoenix Hospital Johnny The Ascension Lutheran Church Dirks Douglas Scottsdale Ronald Hibbing, Minn

Katanga reports 180 missing after riverboat sinking

Katanga government says at least 180 Katangese troops and white mercenaries are missing after a riverboat carrying forces for an assault on the Baluba held Kabalo was sunk by mortar fire. The toll is the largest in months of Congo fighting. No survivors confirmed.

Leopoldville the Congo New African Republic Baluba Kabalo Elisabethville Katanga

Roadblock Plan Gains Defense in Arizona Traffic Safety Push

The Arizona Traffic Safety Foundation endorses roadblocks as a legal tool to enforce licensing and deter irresponsible driving. The group argues roadblocks do not raise illegal search and seizure issues and notes periodic use by the state Driver Licensing Division amid prior constitutional challenges.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Traffic Safety Foundation

Kennedy to Hold News Conference at 2 PM Wednesday

President Kennedy will hold a news conference in Washington on Wednesday at 2 p.m. MST. The White House said the session, his first in three weeks, would not be telecast live but would be taped for later broadcast.

Washington UPI Kennedy White House Pierre Salinger

Motorola Group To Hear Kret In Arizona Session Report

The Motorola Political Science Club will hear Representative David B. Kret of Scottsdale present a report on recent Arizona legislative sessions. The meeting is Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Motorola plant located at 8201 E. McDowell Rd.

Arizona Motorola Political Science Club David B. Kret Scottsdale Motorola E. McDowell Rd

Inkling of What Western Means in a Modern Context

An editorial fragment muses on the evolving meaning of western identity in contemporary society, contrasting traditional tropes with current cultural shifts and regional perspectives within the United States. The brief notes how language and history shape who is considered truly western.

Alumni Hold Meeting at Three-State Carnegie Convention

The Carnegie Alumni Association held a weekend convention, awarding Scottsdale’s John ter a special service award for distinguished alumni service.

Carnegie Alumni Association Mel Scottsdale

Unclear funding item seeks $82,500 for initial structure site

An item of $82,500 is to be sought for a site and construction of an initial structure covering a minimum.

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