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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1961

Page

3

Khrushchev eyes next global targets beyond Berlin

Khrushchev may shift from Berlin to Africa and Latin America, with Africa year plans in Tunisia Morocco United Arab Republic Guinea and Ghana. Possible moves include South Viet Nam Korea Laos and Formosa Strait in Asia and Latin American outreach with Brazil Chile Ecuador Cuba and Britain Guiana as regional footholds.

William J. Fox United Press International Berlin Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev Communist Party Tunisia Congo Brazil Far East Viet Nam Formosa Strait Korea Laos Kremlin Morocco United Arab Republic Guinea Ghana Leonid Brezhnev Africa Asia Rusk Paris United States South South America Soviet Union Chile Ecuador Latin America Mexico City Montevideo Uruguay Havana Fidel Castro Cuba X:sp American British Guiana South Viet Nam

Foreign Aid Bill Clears First Senate Hurdle

In Washington the Senate defeated Sen. Byrd's amendment to Kennedy's foreign aid bill 56 to 39 with 10 Republicans backing. Fulbright earned praise for steering the measure as Democrats vow to protect oversight while trimming or narrowing the program in future moves.

Senate Washington Byrd Fulbright Congress Kennedy Treasury

100000 Flee Terror In Angola In Early 1960s

Portugal reports about 100000 people fled northern Angola this year due to terrorism. Foreign Minister Alberto Franco Nogueira said many have returned home as Portuguese troops restored order in the area.

Lisbon UPI Portugal Angola Alberto Franco Nogueira

July job placements rise and fall at Phoenix AS E S

The Phoenix offices of the Arizona State Employment Service placed 11,611 jobs in July. The non farm total was 3,420, down 6 percent from June but up 9 percent from the prior year.

Phoenix Arizona State Employment Service

Land buyback offer at 2.50 per acre for schools

Interior Department announces federal land for education and recreation sites at 2.50 dollars per acre in Arizona. The low price targets school districts and non profit groups, boosting plans for junior colleges in Yuma and Douglas and Prescott's four year college. Land management in Phoenix cautions that some sites, including national parks and Indian lands, remain unavailable.

Interior Department Arizona Yuma Douglas Prescott Interior Bureau of Land Management Phoenix National Parks Monuments

Locally Owned Arabian Horses Win Honors At Annual Show

Lasma Arabians of Scottsdale won two major ribbons at the sixth annual Washington Arabian Horse Show held at Yakima Meadows. Ga'zi earned first and third in events tied to Tis'me Tis'wan and Cor-Rabzi versus Ga'nissa Swain and Cor-Brinissa. Other Arizona entries from McCormick Ranch and Stillman’s Arabian Ranch also earned multiple placings across divisions.

Washington Scottsdale Yakima Meadows Oregon Montana California Colorado Arizona Idaho Alaska Canada Channel McCormick Ranch Harold Daugherty Mala Stillman Arabian Ranch Victoria Stillman Rabenava Andrief Lasma Gene LaCroix (Jr Aadrief Kathy LaCroix Hajji Baba Gene LaCroix Lasma Arabians al. Mecham Tempe Arnold Kartevold New Powder Horn Sawadi Mecham Karevold Ponter Kartevold

Kennedy cheered by Senate victory on foreign aid

President Kennedy won Senate backing 56 to 39 for foreign aid loans and praised bipartisan support. He arrived at Hyannis Port for a weekend with Jacqueline and Caroline aboard the Marlin, planning a quiet sea escape if weather allows. He met with Defense Secretary McNamara and reviewed Rusk's Paris talks ahead of Uruguay alliance events.

Berlin Jacqueline Kennedy Caroline Marlin Cape Cod Hyannis Port Kennedy Senate Harry F. Byrd D-Va Treasury Alliance For Progress Uruguay Pierre Salinger White House Defense Robert S. McNamara Dean Rusk Paris

Dog With Short Name Long Tail Strays Away

A small dog named Aose with a long tail disappeared near Scottsdale Road and Vernon Street while Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Keifer of Norwalk California stayed at La Mesita Lodge in Mesa. The pet, about a foot tall, wears a silver chain and Long Beach tag and is being treated for a skin allergy.

Mops Riley Arizona Aose Scottsdale Road Vernon Street Douglas Keifer Norwalk Calif la Mesita Lodge Mesa

Birch Society Strikes Back For Remark

In Sacramento Attorney General Stanley Mosk denounced the John Birch Society as a group of wealthy officials retirees and tennis shoe wearing elderly ladies. More than 50 tennis shoes arrived at Mosk office and a postcard from a Bircher woman asked for size 5% shoes to prove his lies. Mosk said he would send the shoes to charity for overseas aid and joked about balanced people both at home and abroad.

Sacramento Calif UPI Stanley Mosk Mosk John Birch Society Massachusetts Robert Welch San Francisco

Unusual New Mexico Town Names Listed

The article lists several unique New Mexico towns including Loco Hills Pep Lingo Pie Town Rosebud and High Lone some, highlighting the quirky local nomenclature found across the state.

New Mexico Loco Hills Pep Lingo Pie Town Rosebud High Lonesome

French Troops Accused of Border Violation Return to Algeria

Moroccan news agency M A P said French tanks and armored cars returned to Algeria after occupying a Moroccan frontier village for four days. The report followed prior Moroccan charges of French troop violations of the border. France gave no comment.

Rabat Morocco UPI Algeria M.A.P France

University Fire at Humboldt University in East Berlin

Firefighters battled a blaze for two hours at Humboldt University in East Berlin on Friday. rescuing several people trapped on the top floor of a three story building. Hundreds of Berliners from both East and West watched the incident. No serious injuries were reported.

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