Scientists collect data after underground nuclear test Gnome
Carlsbad New Mexico scientists report data from Project Gnome a 5 kiloton underground detonation aimed at peaceful uses. Officials say radioactivity stays below danger levels and the nuclear boiler could later yield electric power and extract oil and ores.
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JFK Returns Prepares for South America Trip
President Kennedy flies from the White House to Middleburg Virginia with First Lady and Caroline. He plans a weekend trip to Venezuela and Colombia starting in San Juan Puerto Rico and continues to Caracas and Besota before Bermuda talks with Prime Minister Macmillan.
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Papago Kiwanis Installs New President Witkosky
John A. Witkosky, 10647 N and Pl, appointed president of the Papago Kiwanis Club with officers Charles Biggs Harvey Clark and Herbert Wagner as vice presidents and secretary treasurer Oren Minter as lieutenant governor elect. Installation by Division 5 officer Oren Minter at the Executive House. Witkosky succeeds Richard S. Salter and assumes office January 1 with the new slate.
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Court Reporters Win Retroactive Wage Increase
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a salary increase for court reporters from 7500 to 90000 dollars a year retroactive to December 1. The move ends a six month fight led by reporters after judges had ordered the raise, which had been blocked pending budget provisions for the 1961-62 year.
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U of A Selects Rodeo Queen
In Tucson a 30 year old University of Arizona coed named Vicki Steinberg was chosen Tucson Rodeo queen after competition with 28 contestants She will preside at the Fiesta De Los Vaqueros in February Steinberg is an experienced horsewoman.
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Railroad Completes New Prescott Line
Work begins on the final segment of the Santa Fe Railroad new 3.5 million line between Skull Valley and Paulden. The eight mile segment completes a 40 mile route with track laying starting January 1 and opening planned by March 1.
Western ministers push unity on Berlin crisis
In Paris the Big Four foreign ministers and the Western European Union meet to reunite allied resolve over Berlin. Dirk Stikker warns military strength remains essential to any negotiation or potential defense. France opposes immediate talks while the United States and West Germany favor Berlin talks if the Soviets are reasonable.
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Albania Break Triggers Diplomatic Packup in Moscow
Moscow reports Albania severed diplomatic ties with the Soviet bloc triggering embassy departures and recalls in East Berlin as Albania follows the Soviet Union. Albanian students planned to fly home this week amid the widening rift. Western observers note potential boycotts and shifts in bloc alignments influenced by Khrushchev’s criticisms.
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Group Studies Redburn Fate in Civil Defense Probe
Arizona Adjutant General J Clyde Wilson said a three member sub committee appointed by Governor Paul Fannin will meet this week to study charges against Civil Defense Director Ralph Redburn a retired Air Force Colonel He was accused by Tucson residents of advocating a preventive war with Russia in a Tucson Community Forum speech The director denied the claim and said he was misinterpreted The matter was taken up by the governor s advisory council on Civil Defense which approved forming the subcommittee likely to visit Tucson before reporting to the governor
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Citizens Group Studies Annexation
The East Scottsdale Citizens Association will meet tonight at Papago Lanes at 8. John G. Thomas, association president, said the group would discuss officer candidate selection and the impact of the recent annexation.
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Winter Office Opens Dr Jt ius Citron Sc Medical Center
Dr Jt ius Citron, doctor of surgical chiropody, has reopened a winter office in the Scottsdale Medical Center at 218 E Stetson. He will be there Wednesdays from 9:30 to noon.
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