Big Two Seek Anglo American Berlin Accord At Summit
In Bermuda Kenneth Kennedy and Harold Macmillan press for coordinated talks on Berlin and nuclear issues. They review Congo Goa and India's Goa move while planning a communique and joint exploratory talks with Russia for next year.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
UPI
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Berlin
Goa
Pealm Beach
Fla
Palm Beach
Macmillan
U.S
United States
Britain
White House
Pierre Salinger
Joseph P. Kennedy
Congo
India
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
John Russell
Living Costs Dip Slightly In November
The november 1961 report shows the consumer price index down one tenth of a percent to 128.3 with lower prices for foods women’s clothing and used cars. Average weekly earnings rose about 1 to 85.03 for a man with three dependents, boosting buying power to a record high. A Scottsdale child was injured when a car backed into him in a driveway. no citation issued.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Myers
Department
Scottsdale
Hayride Planned by Papago Baptist Choir
The Papago American Baptist Church children's choir at 2147 S 74th St hosts a Christmas carol hayride tonight from 8 15 to 10 p m.
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Papago American Baptist Church
S. 74Th St
Free Christmas Trees For Needy Children At Nursery
More than 100 Christmas trees at the Put and Take Nursery in 97218 E. Thomas are available for families who cannot afford a tree this year. Anyone may select a tree, and the nursery will be open all day Saturday and Sunday until 9 p.m.
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Put and Take
E. Thomas
U S Accused of Meddling in Congo by Russia
Russia charged at a U N news conference that the United States told Ralph Bunche to direct Congo affairs from the U S ambassador in Leopoldville. Moscow claimed Washington engineered a peace meeting between Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula and Katanga President Moise Tshombe to save Tshombe.
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Russia
U.S
Congo
Ralph Bunche
U.N
Valeria Zorin
Bunche
Edward Gullion
Cyrille Adoula
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
McGill Xmas Tale For Tots Comes to Scottsdale Saturday
Scottsdale Progress starts a two part series by Ralph McGill retelling the Christmas story for children. The first installment unfolds this weekend as a family friendly reading, with a second part scheduled for Christmas Day.
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Scottsdale Progress
Ralph McGill
McGill
Jury To Consider Sewage Hassle In Scottsdale Case
A Phoenix superior court jury will hear a $30,000 damages suit by Jewel Nigh against Scottsdale alleging the city sewage disposal polluted a well and created a nuisance near Tempe and Salt River areas. The case follows a disputed 18 acre land sale tied to the suit.
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Scottsdale
City Hall
Phoenix
Jewel Nigh
Uaur
Wnsect
Jack Cavness
George Mariscal
Salt River
Tempe
Carl Roe
George Sterling
McNutt
Kimsey
Glenn Wilkerson
Teachers Rest Families Ready For Holidays In Scottsdale
Scottsdale students started Christmas break with 13 369 elementary and 4 500 high school pupils home. Absenteeism due to flu ran up to 20 percent at Ingleside, 14 4 percent at other elementaries. Schools in the district remained open while Phoenix closed two. shoppers awaited a late Christmas rush.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Local Weather Forecast From Kiva School Report
Eighth grade report notes yesterday high 73 and this morning low 38. Barometer 29.98 and falling. Sunrise 7 29 a.m. Sunset 5 25 p.m. Forecast calls for fairly clear skies with a few small clouds over the Valley. Temperatures slowly drop with today’s high near 71 and tomorrow’s low around 36.
Art Heenan Named Scottsdale Progress Editor
Victor J. Morgan announces Art Heenan as editor of the Scottsdale Progress replacing Gene McLain who resigned after 11 months. Heenan, former Arizona Republic political and city editor, veteran of World War II, and Newark Star Ledger veteran, brings long journalism tenure and an AP award to Arizona.
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Art Heenan
Scottsdale
Joseph W. Stilwell
Heenan
Frank
the Republic
McLain
Scottsdale Voting To Use Machines In City Elections
Scottsdale will use voting machines in the February city primary and March general election at two designated polling places Hohokam School and the Police Building. City Clerk Dorothy Ketchum announced locations for mayor and council ballots as part of a larger contest with multiple tickets and an annexation-driven increase in voters.
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Robert Southworth
N. Connelly
Dick Nowell
E. Bonita
Dick Searles
Thelma Holveck
W. Osborn
Dorothy Ketchum
Scottsdale
Hohokam School
E. Oak
Council
Adoula Warns Tshombe Over Katanga Secession Pact
Premier Cyrille Adoula warned Katanga President Moise Tshombe he has five days to prove good faith and honor the Kitona secession pact or face force. He said no further talks and insisted the Central government may use force if Tshombe backs down.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Cyrille Adoula
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Kitona
Adoula
Tshombe
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Elisabethville
New York
U.N
Ralph Bunche
Congo
Radio
Der Bingle Ill With Flu Bug
Bing Crosby was admitted to St Josephs Hospital with stomach flu. His wife Kathy stayed by his bedside as doctors monitor his condition and decide on treatment.
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San Francisco
UPI
Bing Crosby
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kathy
Ralph Soto-Hall
Crosby
Phoenix Registers No Communists
The city of Phoenix reported no persons registered as Communists by the midnight Wednesday deadline set by the Internal Security Act of 1950. UPI notes only potential registrant, an elderly man, failed qualification due to no recent Communist involvement since the late 1930s.
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Phoenix
UPI
U.S
Carl Muecke
Hope Entertains American GIs in Newfoundland Tour
Comedian Bob Hope opened his overseas Christmas show for U S troops in Argentia Newfoundland with a repeat performance to reach all servicemen. He planned a morning show before flying to Harmon Field Stephenville to accommodate men who could not fit in the base gymnasium for the initial program.
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Argentina
Newfoundland
UPI
Bob Hope
Hope
U.S
Harmon Field
Stephenville
Scottsdale Burglary Suspect Confesses Loot Recovered
Scottsdale police report a confession from Bryan D. Chehock 21 of Albuquerque NM in the Larson's Jewelry burglary on 17 E Main. He broke a display window on December 4 and fled with jewelry valued about 1500 dollars, now more than half recovered. motive cited as needing bus fare.
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Scottsdale
Larson
E. Main
Bryan D. Chehock
Albuquerque
N. M
Buster Shaver
Chehock
Christmas Services Times Placed for Scottsdale Church
The listing and times for Christmas services in Scottsdale churches are provided on page 7.
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Scottsdale
Notice to subscribers on delivery service options
The Scottsdale Daily Progress informs readers to contact their ecarrier salesman if delivery is late and announces a special delivery service from the office up to 5 p.m. Please call the Circulation Department for assistance.
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Ecarrier-Salesman
Scottsdale Daily Progress
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