Brazilian Army Alerted After Quadros Resignation
Brazil braces for unrest as Army garrisons mobilize following President Janio Quadros resignation. Rioters attack the U S embassy in Rio de Janeiro while police use tear gas. Vice President Joao Goulart sails home from the Far East to assume the presidency amid fears of army opposition.
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London
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Scottsdale Park Group Aims for Free Winter Baseball
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Commission voted to offer stadium facilities for winter rookie league use with no local admission. Three teams including Baltimore Orioles rookies and interest from Los Angeles Angels and Houston discussed sharing Scottsdale Stadium. The plan covers field upkeep costs, while a 50 cent gate fee was proposed by Eddie Robinson, with the city covering maintenance and turfing.
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Clarence Allen
Mesa
Phoenix
Booster Week Ends Monday at Scottsdale Daily Progress
booster week in the every body wins subscription drive ends monday readers gain 12500 extra votes per full year subscription substantial savings urged to pick a contestant and help collect votes before the booster week ends the contest runs for another month
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
U N General Assembly condemns French troops in Tunisia
The United Nations General Assembly voted 66 to 0 with thirty abstentions including the United States to condemn the French presence in Tunisia and call for immediate withdrawal negotiations. The vote ended a five day Bizerte crisis session, with Adlai Stevenson urging caution to avoid delaying a solution. Turkey Norway Denmark and Iceland joined the Yes side, breaking with some NATO allies.
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Iceland
Last Week for Public Swim at Scottsdale Pool
Only one more week of weekday public swims remains in the 1961 season. The pool will close to the public except weekends starting Sept. 6. After school opens on Sept. 6 the facility will host high school swim classes.
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Scottsdale
Crafts Exhibit Planned in Scottsdale February
A winter Indian arts and crafts exhibit is planned in Scottsdale for the last two weeks in February. Paul Haldermann, chairman of the museum committee of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, says the display will be arranged with Tulsa’s Philbrook Art Center. The exhibit is part of plans for an arts and crafts center, with Scottsdale architects developing site plans and possible use of the current city hall building for offices and exhibitions.
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Philbrook Art Center
Tulsa
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Scottsdale Association of Architects
Berlin Travel Ban Sparks U.S. Protest and East-West Tension
U.S. protest to Soviet authorities over East German travel restrictions follows clashes near Berlin. Maj. Gen. Albert Watson visited Soviet HQ in East Berlin, while West Berlin police shut three travel pass offices opened at EL stations amid crowds. Foreigners in East Germany told to surrender passports by Sunday.
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France Opposes Early Berlin Talks With Russia
The United States Britain and West Germany failed to persuade France to join in a Western initiative for talks with Russia on Berlin. Rusk and McNamara met allied diplomats to plan negotiating steps while Paris maintained its stance that no concessions should be offered.
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Rescuers Find Kids In Plane Wreck. Parents Dead
Rescuers found three children who survived over ten hours in a small private plane wreck in Georgetown Ohio. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hughes of Florissant Missouri and their daughter Marlene eight were killed. Children Leslie ten Tommy eleven and Marty four were found alive and hospitalized in poor condition.
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Motors reach historic profit sharing contract agreement
American Motors Corporation and United Auto Workers Union announced a new labor contract including a historic profit sharing plan for employees. It marks the first such agreement to be settled in the auto industry.
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UPI
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United Auto Workers Union Today
Early Classes For Four Local Grade Schools
Four Scottsdale elementary schools will start at 8 30 a m due to bus shortages and expected enrollment of 14 000. Tonto Soloma Navajo and Kaibab shift from 9 to 8 30 a m while Paiute Yavapai Coronado extend 8 30 a m to 4 p m.
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Army engineers to build covered bridge at Osborn Road
About 40 soldiers from E Company 321st Engineer Battalion will construct a five foot wide by 34 foot long covered footbridge across the Crosscut Canal near the Paiute school. Donated materials from Williams and Ellis Consulting Engineers will be used. The project is a tactical exercise arranged by Capt. Ted Collins with support from Scottsdale School District Salt River Project and the City of Scottsdale. The bridge will connect homes west of the canal to the Paiute school and is planned for completion by 5 p.m. if possible, otherwise finished next week with local labor help.
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Paiute School
Clifford Fyremuth
Ed Belt
Collins
Western powers warn Russia over air corridor interference
The United States Britain and France delivered sharp notes to the Kremlin in Moscow warning against any tampering with allied rights in the West Berlin air corridors. They called interference an aggressive act and said Russia would bear full responsibility for consequences.
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Icebox Hideaway Poses Danger
The Daily Progress and Lewis Appliance Service warn of unused ice boxes and refrigerators in the neighborhood that could suffocate children. They will dismantle handles and locks at no charge to remove the danger. Call WH 6-3441 or WH 6-6525 to arrange removal.
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Lewis Appliance
Scottsdale Boy Narrowly Escapes Drowning in Culvert
A 12-year-old Scottsdale boy, Joe Youngblood, nearly drowned in a three-foot irrigation ditch culvert near his home. After slipping into fast moving water, he braced inside the pipe, was helped by bystander Lawrence Seal, alerted neighbors, and was rescued by firemen and his brother Patrick.
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N. 81St St
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N. 74Th Way
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Truck Strike Averted as Hoffa Union Reaches Tentative Pact
UPI reports a tentative agreement was reached last night between teamssters and truckers in 11 Western states averting a walkout Hoffa warned about. The deal ends the threat of labor disruption across major routes and logistics hubs.
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