Lumumba Aide Ousted Amid Congo Power Struggle
In Leopoldville a former Lumumba aide appears deposed as Adrien Omari’s new Kivu government is approved by the Bukavu assembly. Anicet Kashamura, once Lumumba ally, says he will rest as Stanleyville and Kivu contest control amid unrest and talks with Kasavubu and Ileo.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPD
Patrice Lumumba
Kivu
Bukavu
Adrien Omari
Anicet Kashamura
Lumumba
Stanleyville
Kashamura
Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Ileo
Ileo
Victor Lundula
Oriental
Neo
Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Geneva
Pickets Demonstrate at Arizona Capitol for Anti Communist Bills
More than 150 pickets, including men women and children, marched at the Arizona state capitol to press passage of House Bill 115 outlawing the Communist party and House Bill 35 requiring a loyalty oath for public employees. Rev Wesley Darby and Dr James V Ray led the protest as House Bill 115 cleared the Senate floor.
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Phoenix
UPS
Capitol
Arizona
Wesley Darby
Darby
West High Baptist Church
Senate
House
James V. Ray
Arizona Alcoholic - Narcotics Education Association
Mountain View Baptist Church
ASU Receives Nuclear Materials Grant for Training
The Atomic Energy Commission will loan 5 500 pounds of uranium and plutonium to Arizona State University for nuclear studies training. This marks the third AEC grant to ASU’s nuclear technology laboratory in 18 months. Dr Castle O Reiser says the materials will support instruction and research for senior and graduate students in nuclear engineering and physics.
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TEMPE
API
Atomic Energy Commission
Arizona State University
ASU
AEC
Nuclear Technology Laboratory
Castle O. Reiser
Wong Hing Chong Shapes Scottsdale Western Style
Wong Hing Chong, an immigrant from China who settled in Clifton in 1892 and moved to Scottsdale in 1952, envisions a new Western look blending native materials with contemporary design. His firm has crafted landmarks like the Kachina building, Earl's Market, and Hopi School, and he led or aided projects including the Boys Club and proposed Girls Club, the municipal jail, and a new library.
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Asia
America
Behring Strait
China
Arizona
Wong Hing Chong
Clifton
Wong
Joe Wong
University of California
Scottsdale
West
California
Territorial Offices
Joe
Scottsdale Board of Architecture
Pioneer
Jack Cummings
Jim Fulton
McCune
Earl's Market
O’brien
Art Emporium
Soloma
Union Refuses Wage Increase Drives Anti-Inflation Move
Los Angeles based Local 2 of the AFL-CIO plasterers union rejected a 12.5 cent hourly raise by a majority of its 1,376 members. The vote supports President Kennedy’s anti inflation campaign and aims to set an example for other unions and industries nationwide. President Burt Chapman called for others to follow suit.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Burt Chapman
Scottsdale Council approves hydrants and leash law delay
Scottsdale City Council authorized the purchase of 15 fire hydrants to boost insurance rates and credit, but none will be bought until the new fiscal year begins July 1. The leash law repeal was tabled for two weeks as city officials assess the cost of establishing a city pound and enforcement. County humane officers will handle dog bite cases while the ordinance remains in effect.
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Scottsdale
Board of Fire Underwriters
Bob McNutt
Willcox Receives Water Solution for City
Consulting engineer John A. Carallo of Phoenix presented a water solution to the City Council. The plan calls for new newswater facilities costing 430, including a new gas system. A 30-year revenue bond issue will be voted to finance the project with no anticipated water rate increase.
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Willcox
UPS
John A.’ Carollo
Phoenix
Dag Hammarskjold seeks 7000 more troops for Congo
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged adding 7000 troops to the Congo operation, boosting strength to 20000. Malaya offered 800, India considered manpower, Japan discussed observers, while several countries weighed withdrawal. He met with the Congo advisory committee and prepared a force compliance note to Belgium and other nations.
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United Nations
N. Y
UPI
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Malaya
India
Japan
United Arab Republic
Moroc ‘Co
Indonesia
Guinea
Yugoslavia
Hammarskjold
Belgium
Security Council
U. N
Ham‘Tarskjold
Mineral Production Hits High in Arizona's Mining Output
Arizona's mineral production reached the second highest level in state history last year with a value of 410 million dollars. Copper accounted for most of the gain, making up 84 percent of output with a value of 345.152 million dollars, while other metals totaled 65.122 million.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Birth Control Policy Adopted by National Council of Churches
Syracuse dispatch reports the General Board of the National Council of Churches approved a historic policy statement on birth control. The document endorses use of birth control devices as part of Christian family planning while opposing laws or practices that restrict information or availability. The move is described as a major stand by the nation’s largest Protestant church grouping.
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Syracuse
UPI
General Board
The
National Council of Churches
Kennedy policy boosts dollar outlook amid gold sales data
Treasury officials cited Kennedy administration gold sales totaling 115 million in four weeks and 334 million in the prior month under Eisenhower as easing dollar uncertainty. British and German officials noted lower gold prices and stronger dollar quotations in Europe as support for Kennedy against devaluation. A separate Protestant consensus on birth control issued by seven churches amid abortion policy debates appears in this report.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Treasury
Washington
London
Kennedy
Legislative bill proposes full time physician at Arizona prison
UPI reports Rep. M. D. Lindner proposes creating a full time physician position at the state prison in Phoenix. The bill, backed by Warden Frank Eyhan and others, outlines salary of 12000 dollars annually beginning July 1 and includes other measures such as appointing more court commissioners and judges.
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Arizona
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