All-Arabian Show Continues Through Sunday at Paradise Park
The All-Arabian Horse Show opens at Paradise Park arena with nearly 300 horses in 48 events. Sponsored by the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona and Mr. and Mrs. Fowler McCormick, entries span 15 states and Canada with over 2800 dollars in prize money.
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Paradise Park
Scottsdale
Ellahna
Tom Tait
Gilbert Larson
Sunnymgade
Calif
Paradise Park Arena
Arena
North
Pima Road
Shea Blvd
Arabian Horse Association of
Arizona
Fowler McCormick
States
Canada
Bardon Arabian Ranch
J.D. Braswell
Jack Connelly
Heaton’s
McCormick Ranch
Palo Verde Arabians
Para Dise
Roy Sand
Charlotte Sillers
Guy Stillman
Carol
Victoria Still
USDA foresees stable retail food prices in 1961
The U S Agriculture Department projects 1961 retail food prices will average about the same as 1960. Pork eggs and fresh produce rose late last year but overall price increases lagged behind other consumer items. Beef per capita should stay near 85 pounds, with pork lamb and mutton expected to dip while chicken and turkey may hit new records and eggs remain low.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
USDA
Kennedy lowers duty limit for travelers to 100 dollars
President Kennedy proposes reducing the duty free limit for American travelers to 100 dollars every six months to curb overseas gold and dollar outflows. He also sent bills to exempt foreign central banks from U.S. taxes on interest from holdings of U.S. government obligations and to expand health program measures.
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U.S
Kennedy
Congress
Trouse
Senate
Fancy Home Opens Today
Desert Star Homes Inc opens a model home at 62nd Street and Shea modeled on a national poll of women. The Saturday Evening Post Idea Home in Paradise Valley is priced in the mid 20s, around 40 000 in other standards, with double entry doors a step-down living room a panelled family room and indirect lighting.
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62Nd Street
Shea
Desert Star Homes Inc
Saturday Evening Post
Idea
Paradise Valley
John J. Grace
Desert Star
Grace
Test Drill Planned Near Ash Fork by Sierra Drilling
Sierra Drilling Company of Scottsdale will drill a test well 15 miles west of Ash Fork in Yavapai County for oil and gas exploration to the 1450 level. It is the second test well the firm will drill in the area.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sierra Drilling Company
Scottsdale
Yavapai County
Ash Fork
State Oil and Gas Commission
Airlines Gradually Restore Flights After Strike
New York six airline groups moved toward normal service after a six day walkout. Pan American resumed full service while TWA American Eastern and National offered 40 to 50 percent operation. Western Airlines faced ongoing suspensions. total cost to date about 70 million. The three member commission planned to ride in aircraft to study engineers duties.
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New York
API
Pan American World Airways
Kennedy
TWA
American
Eastern
National
Flying Tigers
Western Airlines
Western
Cnight
Pan American
National Mediation Board
United Air Lines
Pan -American
Trans World Airlines
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
National Airlines
Flying Tiger Line
National and
Oper
Horse in distress at Weber home entangled in fence
Rural Fire Department crews answered a frantic call yesterday afternoon at the H. G. Weber residence on 7001 E Coronado Dr. A horse had stepped through a wire fence and became tangled. Wire cutters freed the animal.
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The
H. G. Weber
E. Coronado Dr
UN patrol heads to Luluabourg amid Congo clashes
UPI reports a United Nations unit ordered to shoot if needed moves toward Luluabourg to curb Lumumbist forces after reports they advanced from Lumumba stronghold. Mobutu forces allegedly loot Lisala. Baluba leader Sendwe proclaims a semi autonomous state in Lualaba.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
UPI
United Nations
Luluabourg
Kasai
U.N
Castro Faces New Challenge Over Freedom of Choice
United States pressed Fidel Castro to grant Cubans freedom of choice as a condition for resolving U S Cuban differences. State Department spokesperson Lincoln White said Washington fears external interference could capture the revolution and urged Castro to demonstrate independence and welfare by ensuring full guarantees for people to choose their own destiny.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Fidel Castro
State
White
Atlas missile test and Knoxville bank death probe
Cape Canaveral reports an Atlas missile with a dummy warhead launched and traveled 7,000 miles. scientists called the test successful. In Knoxville the CNB&T Bank president was found dead as FBI notes a substantial shortage in the bank’s books.
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Cape Canaveral
U. S
Knoxville, Town
UPI
Community National Bank and Trust Company of
Knoxville
FBI
Castro reshapes Cuba with Soviet style industrial state
Havana UPI Fidel Castro broadens state control naming Ernesto Che Guevara as industrial czar and elevating Raul Castro to vice president of a national planning committee. Guevara also becomes head of a new industry ministry and Raul Cepero Bonilla moves to national bank president. Mayor Jose Llanusa leads new sports institute.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
Ernesto Che Guevara
Cuba
Castro
Raul
Nationa’l
Guevara
National Bank
Pickets Removed From Titan Job
Pickets have been removed from Titan missile bases around Tucson after a superior court judge issued a temporary restraining order late Thursday.
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Tucson
UPI
Titan
Superior Court
Rains Wane as Floods Leave Thousands Homeless
Rains tapered off east of the southern Appalachians but flood conditions kept many areas flooded. More than 6 000 people were homeless as scattered showers hit western Florida Louisiana and the Gulf Coast to Galveston. Six drownings were reported with four others missing at Hattiesburg Mississippi. In northwest Texas Panhandle counties remained battered as rescue efforts continued.
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Southern
Appalachians
Florida
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Hattiesburg
Miss
Texas
Panhandle
New Storm Bites Southwest With Fresh Snowfall
A new storm spreads across the Southwest adding to earlier heavy snow. Eight inches fell in New Mexico while parts of Oklahoma and Texas are forecast to see about four inches. The system may bring rain to flood-hit Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana.
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Chicago
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
New Snow Forecast Hits New Mexico and Texas
Snow storms sweep through Clovis New Mexico with 3 inches overnight while Amarillo Dumas and Borger Texas report 2 inches and winds up to 30 miles per hour. Visibility drops to zero in Amarillo as highways close and cattlemen assess risk. Mississippi flood damages exceed 1 million dollars as 5,000 people evacuate by helicopter boat and National Guard. State Senator R E Gilder narrowly escapes drowning when his son rescues him from the Yalobusha River amid flood danger near Vardaman.
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New Mexico
Texas
Clovis
N.M
Amarillo
Dumas
Borger
Tex
Mississippi
Birmingham
Ala
National Guard
R. E. Gilder
Vardaman
Nixons Visit Tucson Ranch
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon and his wife Pat relax at a desert ranch in Tucson, Arizona, awaiting their return to Los Angeles on Tuesday. It marks their first return to Los Angeles since last November when Nixon was defeated by John F Kennedy in the presidential race.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Pat
Loss Angeles
Nixons
Los Angeles
Nixon
John F. R Kennedy
Hodges Pledges Personal Attention To Low Spirit Areas Plan
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges told a House subcommittee he will personally back a proposed 389 million loan and grant program to create jobs in regions suffering chronic unemployment. He defended granting enactment jurisdiction to the Commerce Department, insisting the need to aid high unemployment areas is clear.
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Washington
UPD
Commerce
Luther J. Hodges
Hodges
House
Sox Train Tomorrow Opens Spring Training in Arizona
Boston Red Sox begin spring training in Scottsdale Stadium with 10 a.m. opening and an informal workout led by manager and coach. Notable early arrivals include Frank Malzone Gary Geiger Russ Nixon Jim Pasquotrong plus Don Gile and pitchers Harold Kolstad Billy Muffett Earl Wilson Ted Wills and Tom Borland.
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Boston Red Sox
Scottsdale Stadium
Frank Mal Zone
Gary Geiger
Russ Nixon
Jim Passiaroni
Bosox
Geiger
Arizona
Don Gile
Harold Kolstad
Billy Muffett
Earl Wilson
Ted Wills
Tom Borland
10 000 Seat Auditorium Planned Near Scottsdale
California investors announce a privately financed 10 000 seat auditorium as part of a 19 million Sun Fair convention city on 320 acres near Bell Road and Black Canyon Highway west of North Scottsdale. A rezoning hearing is planned within 30 days and ground breaking follows.
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Scottsdale
Sun Fair
Bell Road
Black Canyon Highway
North
Norm Locatis
Kent Organizations of
Studio City
Calif
Robert H. Burns
Rhes’ Cornelius
Charles E. Hoover
Phoenix Auditorium Committee
Convention City
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Arizonaly
Gopy Iday
Patrice Jumba
Luidabourg
Joseph Mobutu
Lisala
Equatorial Province
Mobutu
Congo
Baluba
Jason Sendwe
Sendwe
Lualaba
Katanga
Manono
Joseph Dee
Leopoldville
Public Safety Committee
Bulletins
United Press International
New Storm
Tucson Ranch
Locatis
Phoenix Area
Land Engineering Co
Phoenix Auditorium
Burns
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