Ulbricht Rejects JFK Access Plan Talk
East German leader Walter Ulbricht disputed speculation about U S access to Berlin via Kennedy and called for clarity. He told an East Berlin Communist meeting that East Germany must decide its own relations and rejected colonial or imperial claims.
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Russians Reluctant on Berlin Four-Power Talks
The Kremlin signals second thoughts about Berlin talks as the government newspaper labels any opening to broader exchanges with Washington. The piece frames the move as a tentative step toward wider policy dialogue between Moscow and the United States.
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Weather Report Fragment Cites Mild Day
A partial weather note reports a high near 67 degrees and a low around the mid to low range. The text is fragmentary and lacks location and date details.
Scottsdale Daily Herald 1961 Dec 2
Scottsdale announces a new daily newspaper edition with a weekly rate of ten cents per copy. The issue is dated Saturday December 2 1961 and marks volume 1 number 249 of the publication.
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Special Meeting Set to Address Dr. Ashe Resignation
School board schedules a special meeting to discuss the resignation of Dr. Ashe. The board cites an official action is pending while stressing the need to maintain stable school operations and focus on student welfare.
Flanigan Opposes 200-Unit Indian School Rd Project
Scottsdale councilman Flanigan denies opposing the 200 unit eight acre rental project at 6121 Indian School Rd but cites concerns about devaluation of nearby single family homes. He argues housing will be pegged to attract quality tenants and notes personal impact minimal. Fellow councilman Petersen cites vested interest in the result and cast the lone dissenting vote. The development by C A Bateman, sponsored by the Federal Housing Administration, includes three two story apartment rows, medical office space and a pool.
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Japanese Say Earhart Claims Found False
Rep John F Shelley says a US Embassy telegram shows Japan opened a full investigation into Earhart disappearance. He cites a claim that Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan were captured by Japan and held on Saipan 34 years ago. The statement follows Japanese inquiries requested by the US Embassy.
Indignation Grows Over Scottsdale School Chief Resignation
Indignation rises as Scottsdale school board calls for superintendent Dr. John L. Ashe to resign. Critics accuse the private meeting of decision making without public or press access and demand a clear public statement to justify the ultimatum and the $16,500-2-year salary.
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Soviets Move To Bypass Talks With UN Test Ban Proposal
In Geneva UPI reporting, the Soviet Union plans to bypass three power nuclear talks and present a new uncontrolled test ban proposal to the United Nations. The US and Britain reject the plan as unacceptable and non negotiable. Diplomatic sources say Moscow hopes to garner neutralist support amid renewed UN debate on stopping nuclear tests. Tsarapkin’s statements are being sought to confirm Russia’s current commitments.
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Dominicans Continue General Strike Against Balaguer Regime
In Santo Domingo and Santiago the five day strike persists as crowds of women clash with troops amid curfews and bomb blasts. At least 14 injured in the capital and reports of others in Santiago. violence escalates as the UCN central committee readies minimum demands for Balaguer after a week of tense protests.
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Castro declares himself a Marxist Leninist in Cuban radio address
Fidel Castro, in a five hour Havana broadcast, said he is a committed Marxist Leninist and that his early concealment of communist aims was to avoid alienating the bourgeoisie and other forces. He linked his 26th of July movement to the Communist party and criticized centrist politics.
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YMCA To Hold Indian Pow Wow At Scottsdale Ranch
Scottsdale Tempe YMCA hosts a Y Guide Indian Pow Wow at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Ed Tweed s Brusally Ranch near Hayden Road north of Shea Boulevard. Forty McDowell Longhouse tribes with nine boys and nine fathers attend the introduction ceremony. Tribes urged to bring tribal gear such as headbands Tom Toms coup sticks and totem poles.
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Scottsdale eyes emergency spending request for $54 120
Acting City Manager Jim Smith seeks city council approval to apply for emergency authorization from the state tax commission to spend 54 120, note saying it is not a tax increase. The funding would cover multiple departments including police 105 000 and street maintenance 14 120 while annexation boosts Scottsdale toward large city status.
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County official weighs Indian Bend flood channel plan
The Maricopa County flood district chief engineer says a concrete lined channel for Scottsdale's Indian Bend Wash is likely in a U S Army Engineers proposal later this month to control flood waters. The wash, usually dry, threatens nearby subdivisions and drains McDowell and Mummy Mountain runoff.
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Scientists Study Enos In Lab At Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI Scientists prepared to test chimpanzee Enos after his two orbit flight to measure mental and physical effects. Maj Dan Mosely veterinary for the 54 year old said Enos would resume work tasks for comparison. Marine Lt Col John H Glenn Jr., awaiting his first manned orbital flight, watches as Mercenary scientists evaluate Enos while Atlas rocket readiness builds for a potential Glenn launch within weeks.
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Elks Rites Held at Scottsdale Lodge Memorial
The Scottsdale Elks Lodge hosts memorial services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Oak and 64th Street. Rev. Oscar Wild of Scottsdale First Christian Church will deliver the principal address.
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