Hat Advice From Union Chief to Kennedy
The United Hatters leader told President Kennedy that a hat on the head is worth two in the hand and urged him to wear it more. Alex Rose noted Kennedy carries his hat often and hinted he would be happier if Kennedy wore it rather than carried it. Rose also said Attorney General Robert F Kennedy wears a hat even less.
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Washington
UPI
Hatmakers Union
Kennedy
Alex Rose
United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers’ International Union
Aflcio
Ship Breaks In Half. Crew Saved In Gulf of Maine
A Liberty ship Marine Merchant broke in two during a storm and sank 42 miles south southeast of Portland Lightship after the 35 crew were rescued by the Esso Raleigh and the Daru. Will E. Ferebee saved Edward Sweeney, who nearly drowned, as crews battled the sea overnight. Coast Guard cutters stood by to guard navigation as lifeboats were sunk by gunfire.
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Boston
UPS
Gulf of Maine
Esso Raleigh
Portland
Maine
Daru
Mlr
Charnock
Liverpool
England
Willie E. Ferebee
Norfolk
Edward F. Sweeney
Staten Island
N.Y
Sweeney
Robert Lt. Rose
Baltimore
Raleigh
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Cactus
Laurel
Tenor Tucker Sings Italian Aria by Request at Met
New York UPI Tenor Richard Tucker surprised the Metropolitan Opera audience by singing the aria from Martha in Italian rather than English on the final performance night. He said letters complained they missed the Italian words and he obliged, noting Caruso popularity and a Pan Alley version of Martha.
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New York
UPI
Richard Tucker
Metropolitan Opera
Tucker
Martha
Caruso
Met
Tin: Pan Alley
Scottsdalian Purchases Beauty School In Phoenix
Don Hoover of Scottsdale and John A Flood of Tempe buy the Scientific School of Beauty housed in the Luhrs Hotel Phoenix. Former owner Mrs Marta Glingenberg Post. Two new instructors employed.
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Don Hoover
E. Continental Dr
Scottsdale
John A. Flood
Tempe
Scientific School of Beauty
Luhrs Hotel
Phoenix
Marta Glingenberg Post
Scottsdale Weekend Forecast Calls for Warm, Sunny Days
The Scottsdale forecast predicts sunny weather today and Saturday with temperatures rising. Highs near 84 today and 87 Saturday, with lows around 44 today and 50 Saturday morning. No precipitation details provided for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m.
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Scottsdale
Eichmann Back In Cell as Israeli Judges Set Monday Trial
Adolf Eichmann remains in his Tel Aviv cell as three Israeli judges prepare to rule at 9 a.m. Monday on whether they have jurisdiction to try him for mass murder. Eichmann showed resolve, passing notes to his lawyers from his bullet proof box, while professing he would fight the case to the end.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Yediot Aharonot
Tel Aviv
Robert Servatius
Servatius
Russian Says Powers Won’t Be Released
Moscow prosecutor Atty. Gen. Roman Rudenko dismissed London Daily Mail reports that Ameri can U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers would be freed soon. He called the claim a canard and said he had not heard of any release plans. Powers was jailed for seven years after a prior espionage trial.
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Moscow
UPI
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Roman Rudenko
Yuri Gagarin
Soviet Union
Rudenko
London Daily Mail
Air Force
The
Daily Mail
Russia
Udall Shocks Mac Matheson At Willcox Rally
Republican candidate Mac C. Matheson accused Morris Udall of flawed views at a Willcox rally, reacting to Udall’s Tempe claim that big government enhances freedom for the little man. Matheson called the idea burdensome and criticized its logic.
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Willcox
UPI
Mac C. Matheson
Morris K. Udall
Udall
Tempe
Matheson
Foolish To Skip Federal School Funds
Morris K. Udall denounced Arizona for not participating in the National Defense Education Act during a talk in Globe. He tied the space flight of Soviet Mayor Yuri Gagarin to the need for federal aid to education and science, criticizing both Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations for supporting the program.
Horse Seminar Slated Tomorrow at Brusally Ranch
The fourth in a series of free horse seminars will be held at Brusally Ranch on North Hayden Road starting 9:30 a.m. Topics in the morning include seasonal problems with horses focusing on feet and legs. The afternoon covers breaking and training young colts.
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Brusally Ranch
North Hayden Road
Local Youth Aboard Carrier Kearsarge in Western Pacific
Clyde Fulwilder radioman and son of Russell Fulwilder of Scottsdale Route 1 serves on the USS Kearsarge operating in the Western Pacific. The Kearsarge is the hub of Hunter Killer Group Alfa, a trained Navy team of submarine killers.
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Clyde Fulwilder
Russell O. Fulwilder
Route 1
Scottsdale
Western Pacific
Kearsarge
Alfa
Blakslee Elected President of Scottsdale Civitan Club
H E Bud Blakslee was elected president of the Scottsdale Civitan Club at a meeting at the Scottsdale Ramada Inn. He succeeds Dr John Martin III. Other officers named include Carl W Johnson William McNamara Harry LaFevre and John Henderson. New directors are Lee LeClerc Dr Martin Cas Srutwa and James Bowers. A slides program on Scottsdale Follies of 1961 was shown by Bill Marcott and a stocks and stock market program by William Miller is planned for next Thursday.
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H. E
Bud) Blakslee
Scotsdale Civitan Club
Scottsdale. Raminda Inn
Blakslee
John Martin III
Carl W. Johnson
William McNamara
Harry LaFevre
John Henderson
Trent Meacham
Roy Lybrook
David Lawless
Boris Innocenti
Lee: LeClerc
Dr. Martin
Cas Srutwa
James Bowers
Scottsdale
Scottsdalian Soldier Assigned to 101st Airborne Support Group
Army Pvt. Theodore G Caldwell, 22, son of Mr and Mrs George W Caldwell of Scottsdale, has been assigned to the 101st Airborne Division's Support Group at Fort Campbell Kentucky. The 1101st maintains an immediate readiness force for airborne deployment worldwide.
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Army
Theodore G. Caldwell
George W. Caldwell
E. Avalon
Scottsdale
101St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
1101St
Scottsdale public hearing on Elks Lodge Specific Use Permit
The Town of Scottsdale invites property owners to speak for or against issuing a Specific Use Permit for an Elks Lodge and park on 20 acres between Hayden Road and 82nd Street north of Glenrosa Avenue. Hearing set for May 2 1961 at 7 30 PM at Town Hall.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Hayden Road
82Nd Street
Glenrosa Avenue
Township
Range
Gila and
Salt River
Meridian
G&srb&m
Maricopa County
Indian School Road
Pomelo Avenue
Ingleside Club Tract
Maricopa County Recorder’s Office
Ingleside
Said
Scottsdale Annexation Ordinance Annexes Adjacent Territory
Scottsdale expands its corporate limits by annexing adjacent territory described in the petition. The ordinance, map, and legal steps are completed with official certification and recording in Maricopa County. Emergency clause declares immediate effect upon passage and mayoral approval.
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Scottsdale
Iwas
Arizona Canal
Maricopa County
Arizona
Scotsdale
Maricopa
County Recorder
Scotts
Gale Land
Eisa M. ii
Kimsey
Churchill Ends New York Stay
Sir Winston Churchill aged 86 flew from New York to London after a two day U S visit he did not expect to make. He left aboard a Pan American jet with Bernard Baruch and Aristotle Onassis assisting and saluted with his V for victory as he departed Onassis yacht. He had said in 1959 he might not return to the United States.
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New York
UPI
Sir Winston Churchill
London
United States
Pan American World Airways
Bernard Baruch
Truise
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Sir Winston
Washington
Gettysburg
Caribbean
Churchill
State Bricklayer Wins $300 Prize
Phoenix bricklayer apprentice James Stockton returned from a national bricklaying contest in Detroit with a $300 prize as runner up He was the first Arizona finalist to reach the finals Stockton lost to Arthur Gray of Hackensack New Jersey in a series of eliminations involving two apprentices from 28 states and Canada.
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Phoenix
UPI
James Stockton
Detroit
Arizona
Stockton
Arthur Gray
Hackensack, N.J
Canada
Spacemen Accept Gagarin Field Sights From High Altitude
UPI reports American spacemen and high altitude flyers agree with Yuri Gagarin that plowed fields and meadows may be distinguishable from 200 miles up. Crossfield says meadows and houses are discernible while at 18 miles altitude, noting clear view through the atmosphere. NASA officials caution that no one has flown that high yet to confirm details.
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United Press International
America
Yuri Gagarin
Scott Crossfield
Crossfield
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Oer
Sapee
David G. Simons
U.S
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