Riots Spread as Anti American Protests Roil World
Demonstrations led by communists in Cuba and elsewhere sparked violence across Latin America and Europe. In Caracas and Maracaibo Venezuela mobs shot and injured dozens. Bolivian clashes injured 38 near the Guatemalan Consulate. U S embassies and American companies faced stone and arson attacks amid pro Fidel slogans.
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U.S
Cuba
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Venezuela
Edgar Gonzalez Marquey
Caracas
Maracaibo
la Paz
Bolivia
Presencia
Concepcion
Chile
Laos Leader Cancels Washington Trip Over Rusk Absence
Laotian neutralist leader Souvanna Phouma canceled his Washington visit citing Secretary Rusk’s absence and lack of assurance to meet President Kennedy. The move comes as Laos cease-fire negotiations stall pending Souvanna’s talks in Russia with Khrushchev.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Rusk
Atlanta
Are Souvanna
Kennedy
DeMolay Installs New Officers at Scottsdale Chapter
The Scottsdale Chapter Order of DeMolay will install officers in a formal Masonic Hall ceremony. Lead officers are Jim Rowan as master councilor Cullen Hollister senior councilor and Bill Lawren junior councilor. Other appointees include Kilpatrick Sawyer Streckman Her ry Zimmerman Carter Richardson Cowan Smith and Don Smith. Preceptors include Peugh Cooper Barrer Hapkee Dupree Murphy and Elsby.
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Scottsdale
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Hall
Jim Rowan
Cullen
Hollister
Bill Lawren
Les Kilpatrick
Steve Sawyer
Hector Streckman
Wray Herry
Mike Zimmerman
Wes Carter
Dick Richardson
Dave Cowan
Don Smith
Sentinel
Bob Peugh
Ed Cooper
Bob Barrer
Norm Hapkee
Bob Dupree
Mike Murphy
Dick Elsby
Two Legislators Discuss Session
Two Republican lawmakers Sen. Evan Mecham and Rep. Art Schellenberg will discuss the 25th Legislature's actions on liquor narcotics and education at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. They speak to the Maricopa County Republican League at the National Life and Accident Building 2300 N Central. Public may attend and ask questions. Refreshments will be provided.
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Evan Mecham
Art Schellenberg
Maricopa County
Republican League
National Life and Penalty Building
N. Central
Protest Over Russian Embassy Demonstration in Moscow
UPI reports U S Charge d Affaires Edward Freers planned to protest the pro Castro attack on the U S embassy in Moscow amid a six hour Russian demonstration. About 12 000 demonstrators marched by the embassy as police cleared debris and two Soviet policemen were injured by a rock.
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Latin America
Moscow
U. S
Edward Freers
UPI
U.S
Britain asks Russia for swift Laos cease-fire
Lord Home told the House of Lords Britain seeks an immediate Laos cease-fire as part of a time table of action to be sent to the Soviet government by the British ambassador. The plan includes dispatch of the International Commission on Laos, with Canada, India and Poland, to verify the cease-fire and a May 5 meeting of the 14 nation Laos conference.
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London
UPI
Britain
Soviet Union
Laos
Lord Home
House of Lords
International Commission On
Canada
India
Poland
Home
Senate Leaders Call For Strong Cuba Protest Over Arrests
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield and Republican Leader Dirksen urged the administration to press Cuba for the release of UPI reporter Henry Raymont and other journalists jailed in Havana. State Department said the U.S. asked Switzerland to seek information from the Cuban government about Raymont and others, while the ASNE pledged to press for freedom of the reporters. Mansfield called the arrests an outrage, noting the reporters’ goal was honest, factual reporting.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United Press International
Henry Raymont
Fidel Castro
Mansfield
Montana Democrat
U.S
Raymont
Havana
Everett M. Dirksen
Linois
State Department
United States
Switzerland
Cuba
Dirksen
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Robert Berrellez
Associated Press
Castro
Helicopter Crew Rescued After Downed Flight Near Camp Verde
Four man helicopter crew from Ft. Bragg was forced to land about 20 miles east of Camp Verde at Buckhorn Mountain. Pilot Chief Warrant Officer Alvin D. Arrington and crew—Robert F. Akin William R. Alexander and Edward L. Young—were rescued after radio contact established and the craft located. They spent the night in a line shack owned by the V Bar V ranch and were airlifted to Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, later Tuesday afternoon.
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Edward L. Young
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Sky Harbor
Albuquerque
A. Line Shack
The
Educator to Receive Interior Department Distinguished Service Award
Phoenix retired educator Dr. Orphan R. McPherson will be honored by the Interior Department. McPherson, who retired Oct. 31 as educational specialist with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, joined the Indian bureau in 1934 and served as a demonstration teacher before 1947 assignment in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
UPI
Interior Department
Orphan R. McPherson
Bureau of Indian Affairs
McPherson
The
Indian Bureau
Atlas Missile Bases Roll Toward Readiness Amid Contractor Strife
In the United States effort to field Atlas missiles the Air Force battles delays and cost overruns from civilian contractors. The piece notes two sites near Cheyenne and one at Omaha with 24 pads activated, and cites clashes over site construction, bidding rules, and coordination between Army Corps of Engineers and Air Force divisions as the drive to activate bases continues.
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Jack V. Fox
Inglewood
Calif
UPI
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Detroit
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Army Corps of Engineers
Defense Department
Bernard Shriever
Atlas
Titan
Minuteman
Cheyenne
Omaha
SAC
William Leonhard
Alcan
Burma Road
Convair
Leonhard
Nebraska
Secretary of Defense
Motorola worker accused of teaching youths to steal aircraft parts
Floyd Dean Stillwell 34 of Phoenix faces three felonies for allegedly teaching teenage neighbors how to steal parts from parked aircraft. He was released on bail after appearing on grand theft and receiving stolen property charges. Police say the youths allege Stillwell supplied tools and instructed thefts at Sky Harbor and other airports.
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Motorola
Phoenix
UPI
Floyd Dean Stillwell
Monte Vista
Stillwell
Justice of the Peace
Charles Coppock
U.S
Air Force
Motorola, Inc
Sky Harbor
Murray Miller
Scottsdale Delegates at Arizona PTA Congress
About thirty delegates from the Scottsdale PTA council and its units will travel to the Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers in Yuma from April 20 to 22. Leaders include Mrs. L. E. Plotkin as president and Mrs. Warren Gentry as vice president with Mrs. Terrence O'Brien as secretary.
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Scottsdale Atp Council
Arizona Congress of Parent’ Teachers
Yuma
L. E. Plotkin
Warren Gentry
Terrence O’brien
DAR Toughens Cuban Policy At Continental Congress
The Daughters of the American Revolution prepare to vote on a resolution reaffirming the Monroe Doctrine and targetting Communist influence in Cuba and Latin America. Delegates at DAR's 70th Continental Congress in Constitution Hall study an anti Communist resolution while also considering a critique of Kennedy's Peace Corps.
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DAR
Continental Congress
Central
South America
Caribbean
Cuba
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Scottsdale Seeks Municipal Convention Plan
Scottsdale City Council and Chamber of Commerce will push to bring the 1962 League of Arizona Cities and Towns convention to Scottsdale. Attending the 1961 convention in Yuma are Mayor Mort Kimsey and council members John Marron Art Petersen and John Knudsen plus City Manager Bob McNutt. Marron urged the council on possible league legislation. Kimsey expressed a wish to submit a resolution complaining about municipal treatment.
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League of Arizona
Scottsdale
Chamber of Commerce
Yuma
Mort Kimsey
John Marron
Art Petersen
John ‘Knudsen
Bob McNutt
Marron
League
Council
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