Sukarno Warned Hurt Peace Talk
Washington reports that the United States urged Indonesian President Sukarno to temper militant threats against Dutch New Guinea to aid UN mediated talks. US officials note Sukarno's rhetoric risks derailing bilateral negotiations and push him toward a negotiated settlement under UN auspices with the Dutch.
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UPI
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Dutch New Guinea
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Indonesia
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Subandrio
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Walker blasts policies at Los Angeles rally
Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker ret. urged a review of U S national policies and a revaluation of ties to the United Nations. He accused the State Department of undermining the armed forces and said U S soldiers serve as U N agents in Katanga and the Congo. He called for changing policy in Congress and at the ballot to save America.
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UPL
Edwin A. Walker
United States
United Nations
World Organization
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West Point
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U.N
Congo
Germany
America
Congress
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Old Age Benefits Not Taxable Says District Official
District Director Wilson B. Wood stated that social security old age benefits are not taxable income and need not be reported on the 1961 federal income tax return. He added, however, they must be considered for retirement income credit and determining support in a dependency exemption claim.
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Wilson B. Wood
Weather forecast fragment with limited data
A fragmentary weather note reports temperatures and precipitation over a 24 hour period. It mentions a 4 am reading but lacks complete details or location.
Gas Meters Installed In Scottsdale Area In December 1961
The Public Service reports 89 new electric meters and 187 gas meters installed in the Scottsdale area during December 1961. Across the metropolitan area 518 electric meters and 1018 gas meters were installed, with 69833 feet of service pipe laid. The district covers Scottsdale, Phoenix, Cave Creek, Glendale, Peoria, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Tolleson, Apache Junction and surrounding areas.
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Public Service
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Cave Creek
Glendale
Peoria
Tempe
Chandler
Gilbert
Tolleson
Apache Jungfin
Water Users Plan To Dry Up Canals On South Side
Salt River Project will dry up its entire canal system on the south side of the river for 80 days from January 13 to February 11 to permit construction and repair work. The project will install new structures and canal lining to conserve water and ease operations at an estimated cost of 80 000 dollars. Pumps will fill water orders when available and not interfere with construction. The county highway department will widen the Tempe Canal bridge at Transmissions Road during this period.
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Salt River
County Highway Department
Tempe Canal
Transmissions Road
Civitans Announce 1962 Scottsdale Board Appointments
Scottsdale Civitans unveil new board members for 1962 including Dr. Dave Lawless as board member Bob Quinn as club secretary Bob Ronald as fellowship and attendance chairman and Dr. Dick Thomas in public affairs.
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Scottsdale Civitans
Dave Lawless
Bob:.Quinn
Bob Ronald
Dick Thomas
Gems Committee Roles Listed for Page 1 Continuation
The document names multiple coordinators and chairs for the Gems program including Mrs Richard P Timmons as Safety and First Aid Coordinator Mrs Rich ard Schultz Ethics and Responsibility Coordinator and several others with duties in advertising publicity and arrangements.
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Richard P. Timmons
Richard ©. Schultz
Freeze Doesn t Phase Ducks in Louisiana Cold Wave
Two ducks were found frozen solid in an icy park pond during Louisiana s coldest wave of the century. Parkway Commission workers John Fichter and Richard Perniciaro freed the birds from the ice and warmed them near a greenhouse boiler. reports said the ducks would recover.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana
Parkway Commission
John Fichter
Richard Perniciaro
Girl Scouts Enter Pageant in Arizona Heritage Event
Scottsdale Girl Scouts from District 8 Troops 33 and 363 will join more than 2,500 Arizona scouts at the Arizona Heritage and Golden Years Pageant at the State Fair Grounds tomorrow. The program includes a precision drill, a Mexican dance in costume, and a guest of honor Lady Baden-Powell.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State Fair Grounds
Kay Stresen
Jane Davidson
Arizona
Elizabeth Gribalva
Diane Brown
Prince Charles Visits Sugar Factory in King’s Lynn
Prince Charles, aged 13, began his first official tour of British industry with a two hour visit Thursday to a sugar factory in King’s Lynn England. He toured production areas and met workers during the event a royal aides said highlighted industry and employment.
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King's Lynn
England
Council Candidates Pledge City Manager Support
Robert Gruntz and Charles Christakis pledged they would support the city manager if he has the character education and skills for the chief administrator role. They cautioned the council not to rush into a city manager appointment and urged careful selection to avoid past costly problems and to plan for a growing population.
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Robert Gruntz
Charles Christakis
Gruntz
Christakis
Ice Avalanche Threat Looms Over Peru Villages
In Peru on Mt Huascaran huge masses threaten a repeat of last Wednesday’s deadly slide that wiped out many villages. Officials fear thousands may have died as rescue teams work to determine the toll amid ongoing avalanches and falling debris.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Mt. Huascaran
Eduardo Watson
Polio Fight Narrows to Sabin Vaccine Debate and Site Trials
Questions about the Sabin vaccine's reach draw examples from Cincinnati and Harrisburg as community immunization expands beyond doctors. Officials tout ease and rapid protection, while polio cases linger nationwide with outbreaks like Syracuse and infantile paralysis concerns. Pfizer Co. manufactures the Sabin vaccine, seen as final in the anti polio effort.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Dr. Johns
Medical Society
Death Takes Inez Jate by Death Takes Inez Jate
Inez Jate, Scottsdale resident for four years, died Wednesday at Sunnyslope Nursing Home. Born December 2, 1990 in Haywarden Iowa she moved from Superior Wisconsin to Mesa. Survived by husband Victor H son Robert L two sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Garden Chapel M L Gibbons Mortuary Evelyn Ramsey to officiate. Cremation follows.
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Scottsdale
Sunnyslope
Haywarden
Mesa
Superior
Wis
Mesa Church of Christ Scientists
Victor H
E. Indian S¢hont Rd
Robert L
Phoenix
Young Musicians Solo Competition Deadline Set
The Phoenix Symphony Association invites applications for the Young Musicians Solo Competition with a February 1 deadline. Eligible entrants include pianists and instrumentalists who have not completed senior year and may apply through a private teacher or the association office at 1515 E Osborn Read.
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Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
The
Phoenix Symphony Association
E. Osborn Read
Eight States Fix Contracts For Shelters
Eight states set contracts to build shelters and survey programs intended to protect at least eight million people from radioactive debris. Officials approved plans with completion targeted for January 31, giving counties funding and guidance for emergency housing and decontamination readiness.
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Washington
UPS
Idled Examiner Workers Granted Severance Pay
More than 1.5 million dollars in termination pay will be distributed to former Los Angeles Examiner workers after the paper ceased publication last Sunday. The Herald-Examiner said many ex-employees offered and accepted jobs there with severance varying from two weeks to 62 weeks, plus prorated vacation.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Examiner
Amos ‘Herald-Examiner
Examiner
Herald-Examiner
The
Greater
Los Angeles Press Club
Los Angeles Mirror
Kennedy kin quits as deputy director at State Department
The State Department announces the resignation of Stephen E. Smith, President Kennedy's brother in law, from his post as deputy director of the department's operations.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Kennedy
Stephen E. Smith
Department
Opera
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