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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1961

Page

3

Afro Asian push for emergency session over Bizerte crisis

Afro Asian diplomats claimed they have secured 50 votes to force an emergency United Nations General Assembly session on France and Tunisia over the Bizerte base. U.S. Ambassador Stevenson opposed an emergency session, citing potential for a negotiated settlement, while De Gaulle and Bourguiba weighed talks contingent on recognition of eventual French evacuation.

United Nations N.Y UPI General Assembly Mediterranean Bizerte Dag Hammarskjold Hammarskjold U. S Adlai E. Ste Stevenson U.S Bizerté de Gaulle Bourguiba France

Fifth Ranger I launch attempt postponed at Cape Canaveral

NASA postponed the fifth Ranger I deep space probe launch in a week due to unexplained technical difficulties. A meeting was set to decide a new attempt. The mission aims to test instruments for lunar landing and planetary exploration aboard an Atlas Agena B rocket, with deployment over 500000 miles into space.

Cape Canaveral UPS National Aeronautics and Space Administration Ranger South Atlantic

Weather station in Buitenzorg records most thunderstorms

The weather station in Buitenzorg Java registers the highest number of thunderstorm days with an average of 322 a year.

Buitenzorg Java

France offers Sahara wealth share in Algerian talks

Paris reports that France proposes sharing Sahara riches with North African nations as Algerian rebels seek a pause in four week peace talks at Lugrin. Algerian Deputy Premier Belkacem Krim says the Sahara is four fifths of their territory and bargaining hinges on that issue.

Paris UPS France Sahara North Africa Louis Joxe Lugrin Joxe Belkacem Krim Krim

Swift Unseen Death Strikes Three In Virginia Flood

In Haysi Virginia a flood swollen Bartlick Creek claims three Nowlin family members James 42 Troy 12 and Kirby 13 as they cleaned debris. A 4400 volt power line submerged in the creek after Monday’s flash flood left the men electrocuted and the boys unable to be saved.

Haysi, Va UPI James Nowlin Bartlick Creek Troy Nowlin Kirby Nowlin Troy Virginia

Newburgh Fights Court Over Welfare Crackdown

Newburgh officials seek legal steps to block a state injunction against the city crackdown on welfare rules aimed at curbing handouts to unwed mothers and able bodied men. City manager Joseph Mitchell calls the move unlawful while Gov. Rockefeller and Sen. Goldwater weigh in on the controversy. The city, with 31 000 residents, says only 915 on relief account for about 3 percent of its population and welfare costs near 983 085 of a 3 million budget.

Newburg N. Y UPD Newburgh Joseph Mitchell Mitchell Nelson A. Rockefeller Barry Goldwater Arizona Hudson River New York City

Creature Invades House as Monkey Bites Two

Mrs Frances F Fine 78 reported a bushy tailed monkey invaded her Miami home Tuesday smashing dishes spraying water and biting her thumb before fleeing. Neighbor Mrs Margaret Bokina was bitten and the three foot ring tailed monkey was later captured by youths along the river.

Miami UPI Frances F. Fine Humane! Society

Master Dies Dog Refuses Food in Grief Stricken Case

Phoenix woman seeks a caretaker to feed Rocky a champion boxer dog that has refused meals since Charles Quinn died on July 13. The dog, valued at $350, is described as dying from grief and neglect, and the owner offers to give him away to someone who can save him.

Phoenix UPI Rocky Charles Quinn

Bill to Punish TV Sex and Violence

Rep. Carroll D. Kearns of Pennsylvania introduced a bill proposing criminal penalties for exploitation of sex crime and violence on television and radio. The measure seeks enforceable penalties for broadcasters and program violators.

Washington UPI Carroll D. Kearns R-Pa

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