Allies Seek Berlin Solution With Talks Or Hard Measures
Western powers agreed to offer Russia a choice of reasonable peace talks on Berlin or strong military steps backed by an economic blockade. U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and foreign ministers from Britain France and West Germany concluded the German phase of talks and prepared to pursue three parallel lines of action including rapid military buildup economic pressure and renewed push for negotiations.
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Paris
UPI
Berlin
United States
U.S
Dean Rusk
Russia
East Germany
Heinrich von Breitano
Bonn
Poc
Hearing Tonight On Hospital Drive In Show
Scottsdale city planning and zoning commission holds a 7 30 p m public hearing on two large projects a convalescent hospital on Indian Bend Road and a new drive in theatre at Est Lane and Indian School Road. Informal hearings in July had preliminary approval but local residents plan to protest the zoning change sought for the area. No action can be taken until annexation gives the commission jurisdiction.
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Scottsdale
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Indian Bend Road
Pima Road
Est Lane
Indian School Road
Council
Planning Commission
Commission
Unrest Among East German Farmers Grows as Refugee Flood
Reports from Berlin indicate rising unrest among East German farmers amid government efforts to seal escape routes. Hundreds of East Germans fled to West Berlin overnight, swelling weekend refugee totals to about 4,000 as fears mounted that a treaty with the Soviet Union could force quicker action. East German leaders warn against dissent and promise use of force to halt refugee flows while signaling urgency before any peace agreement.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Paul Froehlich
Communist Party Central Committee
Belgern
Lhe
Gehart Eisler
United States
Walter Ulbricht
Senate Subcommittee Endorses Life Prison for Air Hijacking
A Senate aviation subcommittee approved federal crime status for air hijacking with mandatory life imprisonment to close piracy loopholes. House members opened hearings on similar bills, including provisions for armed pilots, sealed flight decks, crew signaling, and emergency codes.
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Washington
UPID
Senate
el Paso
Tex
House Aviation Subcommittee
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Frank Chelf
D-Ky
Chelf
Fidel Castro
Havana
Eastern Airlines
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Senate Commerce Committee
Lair Engle
D-Calif
Thief Steals Boat and Trailers at Scottsdale Marina
A theft report to Scottsdale Police describes $1,895 worth of a boat, two trailers, and marine accessories stolen from a fenced storage yard behind Scottsdale Marina on McDowell. Operator M F Roberts reported the loss.
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Scottsdale
M.F. Roberts
Scottsdale Marina
W. McDowell
Roberts
Bulk sale notice for Kaye's Children Store in Scottsdale
Under the Bulk Sales Act Kenneth Tuchman dba Kaye's Children’s Store plans to sell all stock, equipment, fixtures, goodwill and lease to J E Seibert and Elsie M Seibert. Possession July 31 1961 with sale completed August 14 1961. Creditors must file claims by 11 a.m. August 1 1961. Notary public Vincent J Zepp. Publication dates August 4 5 7 8 9 10.
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Kenneth Tuchman
Dba
Kaye's
Children’s
Kaye’s
East 1St Avenue
Scottsdale
Arizona
J. E. Seiert
Elsie M. Seibert
Sellamar & Zepp
Scottsdale Road
Titov Is Toasted In Moscow Welcome Fight For Space Hero
Moscow gears up for Maj. Gherman Titov after his successful orbital flight. Crowds cheer as media praise the mission and communism while authorities plan a Red Square welcome and Titov rests under medical observation.
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Moscow
UPI
Gherman S. Titov
Soviet Union
Red Square
Yuri Gagarin
Titov
Officials Warn Of Bootleg Installations In Scottsdale
Scottsdale officials warn of bootleg installations of clothes dryers and garbage disposal units. Plumbing inspector Fred Bondi and electric inspector Bob Snell say permits are required under the city building code and only bonded licensed plumbers and electricians should perform such work. The building inspection department will investigate suspected bootleg installations and prosecute dealers and householders involved.
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Scottsdale
Fred Bondi
Bob Snell
Building Inspection Department
Box Score on Kennedy’s Legislative Requests
Washington reports a box score of President Kennedy’s main legislative requests. Items include social security reform, housing tools, gradual minimum wage increase, extended unemployment benefits, higher taxes on employers, highways funding, federal loans for distressed areas, farm payments, debt limit raise, aid for needy children, Latin American loans, extended tax provisions, a new foreign travel agency, water pollution funding, defense authority, tourists duty-free cap, farm income plans, foreign aid action, tax revision, education prospects, posturate status, and elderly medical care hearings with varied outlooks for Congress this year.
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UPI
Kennedy
Emerce Department
U. S
Ennetty
Benin
Senate
House
Senate Foreign Affairs
Congress
Administration
Kennedy Awaits Fresh Clues On Khrushchev Plans
President Kennedy returned to Washington to await clues on Nikita Khrushchev's Berlin intentions after a weekend at Hyannisport. Stevenson, meeting with Kennedy, urged international action to curb the space arms race and regulate outer space use for peaceful purposes.
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UPI
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Hyannisport
Mass
Russia
Gherman S. Titov
Stevenson
U.S
U.N. Assembly
Outer Space
Titov
White House
Low Fat Diet and Gallstones Questioned
A discussion challenges routine gallbladder diets for gallstone patients and notes cases where digestion remained normal on high fat intake. It highlights doctors overemphasizing diet post cholecystectomy and cites Harvard physician Dr Muellner on bedwetting in children past age five and the ineffectiveness of punishment in training.
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S. Richard Muellner
Harvard
United States
Muellner
World applauds Soviet space flight as Berlin tensions rise
Global headlines hail Rus sia's around the clock orbit of cosmonaut Gherman S Titov while warning over military and propaganda impact on Berlin crisis. Western editors mark Khrushchev's leverage as Kennedy addresses Berlin. experts differ on implications for space leadership.
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Free World Today
Russia
Gherman S. Titov
Berlin
Charleston
D.C
Hollywood
London Daily Express
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kennedy
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Yuri Gagarin
Earth
Alexandre Ananov
French Astronautic Society
United States
William Pickering
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Paris
Frankfurter Algemeine
U S Pushes Ahead After Soviet Space Milestone
A U S official said the national space program is being pushed hard, with a manned flight as the next step after attempts to orbit a chimpanzee. He believed the Soviet achievement would not change American plans.
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Low
U. S
Ist Cooperative Office Building Planned Here
Scottsdale lines up a new cooperative office building on the southeast corner of Indian School Road and Taylor. Bill Cleverly Corp. will develop the 8,000 square foot two story structure with financing from Scottsdale Executive Business Associates. Leases are being accepted from investors and non investors as construction starts immediately for a December 15 completion.
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Indian School Road
Taylor
Valley Ho
Bill Cleverly Corp
Scottsdale Executive Business Associates
Arizona
Cleverly Said
Cleverly Corporation
the Corporation
Ray Parrish
Partly cloudy with thundershowers forecast for valley
Partly cloudy today and Tuesday with 60 percent and 40 percent chances of afternoon or evening thunderstorms over the valley. Winds may be strong and dusty with storms. Temperatures near 109 today and around 80 Tuesday.
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