28 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1962
Page
1
At a news conference Belkacem Krim, deputy president of COPRA, announced new talks to address Algeria's political crisis. He outlined aims to resolve the impasse with various political groups as authorities seek a path forward.
In a turbulent year, Krim emerges as a key rival to Ben Bella after the Evian accords and Algeria faces pressure from the Political Bureau on elections. The piece notes Krim headed the delegation that signed the Evian accords with France and hints at broader regional instability.
Arizona agriculture and horticulture officials plan a public hearing today on proposed changes to plant registrations. The State Agriculture and Horticulture Commission will discuss rules restricting entry of plants packaged to avoid inspection, with some shipments anticipated from out of state nurseries.
On the Mediterranean shore Mrs Kennedy visited public steps to greet a crowd then left for Conca dei Marini to enjoy water sports at the Radziwill beach house. She will return to Ravello for a formal ceremony making her an honorary citizen ahead of a fiesta.
Yeo Shadzien of 8244 East Virginia Scottsdale reported to police that his Dejar movie camera valued at 190 dollars was missing from his home after he returned from a California vacation.
New York Times announces a Western edition to be printed in Los Angeles starting October 1. It will run six days a week alongside the New York edition using high speed transmission and electronic typesetting. Test printing will start in early September to shake out bugs.
Mrs Sherr Finkbine, recovering at her in laws in Lawrenceburg Indiana, waits for privacy after arriving from Scottsdale following an abortion to avoid childbirth. Husband Robert plans return for fall term at Arcadia school but offers no firm date.
Democratic state senate candidate Bruce Wallace spoke at a coffee at 424 W Marshall about the need to draw new industry to Maricopa County. He noted 2,500 families move into the county monthly and urged action to create jobs and new income to relieve homeowners tax burdens.
The American Coordinating Council on Political Education endorses Chuck Farrell for Congress in District 1. The endorsement highlights Farrell as a candidate aligned with the council's policy priorities and civic reform agenda.
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