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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1961

Page

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Refugees Flee East Germany in Westward Exodus

West German officials report East German refugees fleeing to West Berlin at nearly 1000 per day. Weekly total rose to 3737, up about 2000 from the prior week as fear of a separate peace treaty grows and unemployment strains the East. The exodus drains East Germany of skilled workers and weakens its manpower.

Bonn Germany UPI West Berlin West Germany East Germany Marienfelde Budapest Poznan Poland Russia

Scottsdale Players Draw Large Crowd

Near capacity crowd filled the agebrush Theater for last nights performance by the ottsdale Players of three short plays. Curtain time is 8 30 pm. Admission is free to members, $1 to non members at 315 FE Second St. Knitzler's Christmas Shopping O Henry Tobin Palm and William Saroyan Hello Outere are the three plays.

Agebrush Theater Theottsdale Players Second St Knitzler O. Henry Tobin Palm William Saroyan

Weary Firemen Battle 400 Fires In California

Weary firefighters fought more than 400 lightning sparked fires in northern California as blazes spread hourly. A smoker blamed for a major fire charred 3,000 acres of grass brush and oaks 36 miles northeast of Fresno, threatening a 50,000 acre timber stand on Rodgers Ridge. Seven borate tanker planes dropped 60,000 gallons in a daylong effort hampered by steep terrain.

San Francisco UPI California Fresno Rodgers Ridge Borate

Communists Plan Autumn Summit in Moscow

Diplomatic sources say international Communist leaders will hold a Red summit in Moscow this autumn. The gathering may coincide with the Soviet party congress in late October or occur just afterward. Two aims: align policy before a Berlin showdown or East West talks on the divided city, and review ideological conflict in world communism.

London UPS Moscow Berlin

Scottsdale Bid for Indian Bend Water Company Rejected

Scottsdale failed to buy its first water company as owners Gray Ledbetter and Frank Gilbert rejected a 500000 offer as too low. City officials consider condemnation and plan next steps with attorneys, while awaiting an appraisal of Phoenix water holdings inside Scottsdale.

Scottsdale Indian Bend Water Company Water Company Gray Ledbetter Frank Gilbert McNutt Heningson Durham and Richardson Ture Heningson, Durham and Richardson Phoenix Water Holdings

Barry Goldwater Urges Nuclear Testing To End Timidity

Senator Barry Goldwater assails President Kennedy for official timidity in facing the communists and calls for resuming nuclear testing. He asks for a clear declaration of victory and criticizes Fulbright's June 29 statement opposing a hard line against the Soviet bloc.

Washington UPI Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Kennedy Goldwater Fulbright U.S

Kennedy Proclamation Reaffirms Berlin Stand

In Hyannisport Massachusetts President Kennedy signed Captive Nations Week proclamation urging Americans to renew support for enslaved nations seeking freedom. The move echoes Eisenhower's 1956 declaration and signals continued U.S. resolve toward Berlin amid Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union.

Hyannisport, Mass Upi Kennedy

Violent Scottsdale gunfight ends with suspect dead

A Scottsdale officer disarmed a gunman attempting to rob a man, but the suspect, John W. Schroeder, 32, killed Bob Anderson, 25, and wounded Patrolman Lee Young, 27, who later recovered. Schroeder remained hospitalized in poor condition. Eyewitnesses described the deadly exchange near 64th Street and Vernon as the gunfight erupted after the attempt to collect $20.

Bob Anderson Scottsdale 64Th Street Vernon Thomas Road John Schroeder Lee Young James R. Evans Jimmy Charles Leo Hill Torrence Calif Phoenix Isaac Reynolds Mooney Schroeder West Hadley West Anderson John W. Schroeder Young Bob Reed Good Samaritan Hospital James R. Evans Jr James W James Reed Evans E. Vernon Evans Charles Lee Hill W. Hadley

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