Support for Two Chinas concept grows at UN
United Nations, N Y. Support developed in the General Assembly for a two Chinas plan with Peiping and Nationalist China each holding a seat. Nigeria's Jaja Wachuku noted the problem remains unresolved as speakers from Ghana Ukraine Australia Cuba and Japan prepared to discuss the issue. Thant accepted the Hungarian invitation with no date set for a visit. Cardinal Mindszenty remains asylum in Budapest after 1966.
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UPI
General Assembly
U.N
Peiping
China
Ghana
Ukraine
Australia
Cuba
Japan
Peter Mod
Thant
Mrs Messner Heads UNICEF Card Campaign
Mrs Don Messner of Scottsdale leads the sale of UNICEF greeting cards used by the United Nations Children's Fund for 12 years to aid children in underdeveloped countries. Card designs reflect UN nations traditions and religious customs though the message remains peace on earth and good will.
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Don Messner
Scottsdale
Unicef
United Nations Children’s Fund
Local Woman Mourns Mother's Death Aged 74
Mrs. Victoria Sempinski died yesterday at her daughter Deloris Brugieara’s home at 7536 E Virginia. She was 74 and visiting from Chicago, a native of Poland. Survived by husband Alex and another daughter. Services and interment in Chicago. Messinger Mortuary in charge.
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Virginia
Stempinski
Chicago
Poland
Brugieara
Alex
Messinger
Notice of bulk sale for China Pharma in Phoenix
Dollores Seidel and her husband A Eric Seidel do business as China Pharma Phoenix intend to sell all assets stock and goodwill in bulk to Gene Lazear and Sylvia Lazear. Sale on December 9 1961 at 10 00 am. Creditors to present claims to Harold W Price by December 9 1961. Published December 1 2 4 5 6 7 1961.
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Dollores Seidel
A. Eric Seidel
China Pharma Thomas
Phoenix
Arizona
Gene Lazear
Sylvia Lazear
Harold W. Price
West
Washington
Llorel Seidel
State OF
Bumpy Thomas Road Survey Job Approved
City council approves private police survey work on Bumpy Thomas Road and adds 68th Place from Hub bell to 9th Place. Action includes permission for extra funds for the balance, transfer of Scottsdale Elks Lodge liquor license, final plat approval for Indian Shadows Subdivision Unit Two, and reinvestment of sewer bond monies.
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State Tax Commission
Scottsdale Elks Lodge
New Methods Seen To Fight Red Guerillas
United States officials report a general agreement with Vietnam on increased military aid and training to counter the Reds. Frederick E. Nolting Jr. and other high officials indicated both sides would define roles and coordinate the joint effort, with some details still under discussion.
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Frederick E. Nolting Jr
Sateath
Aed Poral Sav
Castro Losing Hold On Cuba
A former Fidel Castro ally, Luis Baralt Jr., says Castro is losing control of the Cuban people. Baralt, ambassador to Canada until 1960, notes Castro’s Marxist stance may invite upheaval and cites economic decline and peasant discontent as proof of waning support. He suggests an invasion or revolution could have a better chance now than last spring.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Fidel Castro
Luis Baralt Jr
Canada
Castro
Reds Worried Over Tito
Soviet Russia views Yugoslavia’s close working ties with the West as a danger to Communist unity. The State Department told Sen. Tower that U S aid to Yugoslavia has helped it shed harsh aspects of Communist rule and shown independence from Soviet imperialism benefiting the United States.
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UPI
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Yugoslavia
West
State Department
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Department
U.S
United States
Kennedy slips from patrols to visit friend in New York
President Kennedy, promising to return to the Carlyle Hotel, stops at 475 Park Avenue for a private party eight blocks north after a Park Avenue security watch is withdrawn. A crowd gathers as Frankie Avalon and Frank Sinatra are anticipated. Kennedy returns to the Carlyle with two on-duty officers.
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UPI
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Carlyle
Park Avenue
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Waldorf-Astoria
49Th Street
Waldorf
John R. Fell
Kennedys
White House
Chris Dunphy
Ice
Frankie Avalon
Frank Sinatra
Special Service
Is Nikita On Your Christmas Card Mail List This Year
New York readers are urged to mail Christmas cards to Nikita Khrushchev as a goodwill gesture. Newton Odell of Garden City proposes UPI says the idea aims to show peace and human kindness amid Cold War tensions.
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Nikita
New York
UPI
Newton Odell
Garden City
N.Y
Downtown shopping center plans face planning board delay
Wonder Bowl- Downey faces a city planning and zoning hearing that may push back construction to February. The project includes a department store, smaller shops, a hotel, and a buffer of apartments. Apartments must be completed within 90 days after the store, hotel is about a year away, and the hotel proposal remains controversial for exceeding the four story limit.
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Wonder Bowl- Downey
City Planning and Zoning Board
Savory
Cuba Tightens Exit Rules and Property Seizure Policy
Havana reports a new Cuban decree allowing confiscation of refugees property for those who flee. The Interior Ministry will issue exit permits defining a stay abroad period and permits issued before Sept. 14 may seek permission to return. Raul Castro warned enemies to flee or face execution.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Interior Ministry
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Castro
Raul
Eastside delays in police hires and tax relief outlined
Eastside will not hire new policemen until the next fiscal year, yielding about one officer per 1,000 residents. County residents receive a three week property tax break starting July, retroactive to Jan 1. Scottsdale sewer users see a $1 monthly charge reduction, while the city loses roughly $150,000 in sales tax revenue from delayed annexation. The area was annexed after illegal petitions were uncovered.
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Harry Walker
Walker
Scottsdale
Jim Smith
Weather Wraps Temperature and Rain Totals
A 24 hour period ending at 4 am recorded measurable precipitation and temperature ranges across locations. Daily highs and lows varied by region with rainfall totals noted alongside wind conditions and notable deviations from average patterns.
East German Train Engineer Flees to West Berlin on Birthday Escape
An East German train engineer commandeered a passenger locomotive with a fireman ally and 24 refugees, speeding at 50 mph past Albrechtshof to West Berlin. The escape party included the engineer's family and friends, while an extra engine returned with seven returning passengers.
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UPD
West Berlin
Walter Mitty
Albrechtshof
East Germany
Solon Scolds Army Brass Over Berlin Reservists
Rep. Bob Wilson of California criticized Army leadership over Berlin era reservists. He warned the Army should release those not needed and said reservists would serve if a genuine need exists. Wilson challenged Secretary Stahr on morale of the units.
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Washington
Ghost of Mena confesses to haunting Shinns home
In Mena Arkansas, Elbert Schaeffer admitted he caused years of strange disturbances at the Shinns farmhouse. He described a prank that escalated, including throwing objects, moving furniture, and making noises, then tearfully apologized to his elderly grandparents after a three hour incident.
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UPI
Mena
C. E. Shinn
Telsee En
Praukish ZanUsun
Sphere
Elbert
Schaeffer
Bruce Scoggin
Mrs. Shinn
Shinns
oe _Shaeffer
Continental Lunch Revived At Black Angus Scotts dale
Restaurateur Chris Carson of the Black Angus Restaurant at 7500 E Camelback Rd Scotts dale expands the Continental Lunch menu to boost luncheon business. He adds items including an appetizer wheel and classic cocktails the Martini and Manhattan for 50 cents each, with no price increase. Reservations at Whitney 6-6566.
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Chris Carson
Scottedale
Black Angus
Carson
Petizer Wheel
America
Camelback Road
Scottsdale
Whitney
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