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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1961
Page
5
The first Sales Congress of the Arizona Association of Life Underwriters opens today at the Hotel West-Ho in Phoenix. The roundtable committee and Art of Scottsdale oversee reservations for the convention marking a year of major insurance activity.
Weather summary shows Saturday morning near 52 degrees and afternoon highs around 85. The report covers temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 am.
President Kennedy warned of a hard fight to win congressional approval for his tax plan sent to Congress on Thursday. He rejected any assurance of votes and outlined concessions to boost business investment. He urged tighter expense rules, foreign income with holding, and repeal of two dividend concessions while noting progress on social security, minimum wage, and aid for dependent unemployed children.
Bob Reade of Phoenix won the University of Arizona student body presidency, defeating Les Davidson of Tucson by 2,268 to 1,383 votes. Andrew Hanhila from Phoenix named vice president. Judy Fuller of Tucson secretary. Philip Edlund of Phoenix and Don McGrath of Los Angeles named junior councilmen. Susan Palmer of Phoenix and Ed Stuckenhoff of Casper were elected as junior council representatives.
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Stephen Shadegg Arizona state GOP chair said the May 2 Arizona Second District vote could halt a drift toward a welfare state. He urged Young Republicans to consider issues beyond the candidates, criticizing the Kennedy administration. The next meeting will feature GOP candidate Mac C. Matheson and challenger Morris Udall.
Three Salt Rimt Reservation east residents were in a Thursday night crash 5 miles west of Quemado New Mexico. Alvin W. Miguel 33 Route 1 Box 951 was killed instantly. Clifford Sampson 23 and Wesley Sampson 27 from the Scottsdale area address were hospitalized with back injuries and fractures. Herman Hoffman 20 of Peridot sustained head injuries. Sampson was the driver as the car overturned after a tire blew out. All remain in hospital as of Tuesday council.
Dr. Anton H. Berkman of Texas Western College El Paso elected president of the Southwest Rocky Mountain Division AAAS at the annual meeting in Tempe. Alan Wager of Arizona State University was predecessor, Edwin Helwig of Colorado elected president elect for 1962, Marlowe Anderson of New Mexico State re elected executive secretary. Named chairmen of five sections Ruth Thomas Eastern New Mexico zoological sciences John Lacher Colorado physical sciences Gordon Bender Arizona State zoological sciences Lester Damien New Mexico State social sciences.
A Tucson mental health clinic will open as a joint project of the state hospital, the University of Arizona, and the Pima County Mental Health Association. Eight Tucson psychiatrists will staff it with a full-time director. the project awaits July funding and includes salary adjustments for Dr. Samuel Wick.
The dispatch traces the Sino Soviet split highlighting Red China challenging Soviet leadership in world communism. It covers Khrushchev's co existence policy, the Moscow summit, Teng Hsiao ping's attack, Khrushchev's rebuttal, and the majority stance against China among the 80 nation delegates. It notes Chinese revisions, mistrust of Soviet U S talks, and Beijing pushing revolutionary moves abroad to pressure Moscow.
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