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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1962

Page

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Patterson Faces Decision On Special Session For Reapportionment

Alabama Governor John Patterson faces a choice this week after a three judge federal court ordered the legislature to grant faster city voter representation or risk the court redrawing maps. The ruling follows the Supreme Court precedent allowing federal courts to intervene in reapportionment cases and notes Alabama’s 60 year delay in adjusting legislative strength. Patterson opposes court intrusion and weighs the $500000 cost of a special session while aides prepare a final plan after consulting lawmakers.

Montgomery Ala UPI John Patterson U.S. Supreme Court Alabama Jefferson Birmingham Richard T. Rives 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Frank M. Johnson Jr District Court Daniel H. Thomas Mobile

GOP Meets On Chairman In Phoenix Amid Shakeup

Republican county chairmen met informally in Phoenix to discuss selecting a state party chairman to replace Steve Shadegg who resigned to run for the U.S. Senate. Potential candidates mentioned include Jack Spaiden Dennison Kitchell Ken Bentson and Dick Kleinsienst. Shadegg received a silver humidor and a signed scroll of appreciation.

Phoenix UPI Steve Shadegg U.S. Senate Jack Spaiden Tucson Congress District Dennison Kitchell Ken Bentson Dick Kleinsienst Shadegg

Lt Crawford Reassigned To Maxwell After Officer School

First Lt Gerald P. Crawford son of Omar F. Coats of Scottsdale has been reassigned to Vance AFB Oklahoma after graduating from the United States Air Force Squadron Officer School at Maxwell Field Alabama. He is a Bradley University graduate married to Joha Stiarwalt with two children. The School trains officers for squadron and wing command and staff positions.

Gerald P. Crawford Omar F. Coats Crawford Bradley University Peoria Ill Joha Stiarwalt Livia Peoria The Air University

Hope To Stop Pan Am Strike

New York sources report negotiators back at the table as pilots threaten a midnight walkout if a new contract with Pan American World Airways cannot be reached.

Pan Am New York UPS

Neutrals Propose Nuclear Test Ban Monitored by Scientists

At the 17 nation disarmament conference the eight neutral members propose a treaty ban on nuclear tests. A monitoring body of scientists from uncommitted countries would report on events and verify compliance. The proposal builds on a Swedish plan and seeks objective assessment of test activity.

Geneva UPI Tinstad Centrale Nist Britain Populane H International Committee of A Lim Hans

Cuban Prisoners Relax In Miami After Bay of Pigs Release

Sixty ransomed Cuban invasion prisoners relaxed with families in Miami as exile leaders plan fundraisers to free 1,119 comrades still held. Spokesman Enrique Llaca said donors agreed to 2.5 million dollars for the 60 sick and wounded captives and will tour the United States for contributions.

Miami UPI Castro Enrique Llaca Cuban Families Committee Wenn Reece Cod Honk Tee Uae Llaca Bay of Pigs United States

Air Age Change and Space Flight Prep

Two Garrett Corp executives discuss adapting to air age evolution in aircraft and missiles supply. They emphasize flexibility and progressive operations as keys to future trends and spaceflight readiness.

New York API Garrett Corp

Pasadena divorcee says police paraded her in silk nightgown

Dorothy Makray, 28, alleges three officers woke her at 6 am to arrest her for expired license and drove her to the station in her night attire. She claims she was forced onto a sidewalk, cuffed, and escorted through the station in front of officers. Police deny misconduct.

Pasadena Calif UPI Dorothy Makray

U.S. Prepared for Atmospheric Nuclear Tests

Washington officials said the United States was ready to resume atmospheric nuclear tests with a possible test date in May. Diplomats noted the tests could continue while awaiting an arms control treaty, though preparations were considered nearly complete.

Washington UPI U.S

National 4-H conference to host 200 delegates

About 200 top ranking 4 H club members from all states and Puerto Rico will attend the second national 4 H conference this weekend for a week of work, play and sight seeing. Delegates were chosen from 94 700 clubs for outstanding citizenship leadership and community service and will explore government, laws and youth issues.

Washington UPI Puerto Rico

Word Mausoleum Origins in Ancient Tomb

United Press International outlines the origin of the term mausoleum from the Tomb of Mausolus, built for the king of Caria in Asia Minor after his death around 325 B.C. The grand marble tomb at Halicarnassus inspired the name used for grand burial structures.

United Press International Mausolus Caris Asia Minor Hull Halicantassus

Strike Bound Ships Sail From West Coast Harbors

West Coast ships resume sailings under an 80 day Taft Hartley truce. The Mariposa and President Wilson departed San Francisco with passengers amid dispute over crew signatures for long voyages. Three Mat freighters also sailed from Hawaii as lawyers prepare for court rulings.

Matson Marnox South Pacific Taft‘Hartley West Coast San Francisco UPS San Francisco Bay Mat Hawai

Native South American Fermented Beverage From Indian Corn

Article describes Now you Know Chica as a fermented liquor resembling beer. It notes it is produced by indigenous peoples of South America using Indian corn as the main grain.

United Press International South America

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