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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1961
Page
4
Tobago offers an unspoiled Caribbean getaway with 30,000 residents, Buccoo Reef snorkeling, Scarborough markets, and affordable off season rates. Visitors can stay cheap, travel by taxi or car, and enjoy native steel bands in a relaxed atmosphere.
A county recreation department sponsored dance will be held in Navajo School cafetorium tomorrow from 7 30 to 10 15 p m Lucky Lawrence of KRUX will be guest disc jockey Admission is free and refreshments will be served All area teenagers are invited The school sits at Granite Reef and Camelback roads
Christine Versluis nine from Hilton New York suffers juvenile rheumatoid arthritis with calcification of her right arm and shoulders. Doctors led by Dr. William S. Clark warn many children have arthritis undiagnosed and urge support for National Foundation research to prevent crippling and slow progression.
Dickson Electronics Corporation of Scottsdale announces seven new distributors for its semiconductor line. Astronics Incorporated in Phoenix will manage industrial and military users across Arizona and New Mexico, joined by Electronic Components for Industry in Kansas City and St. Louis Textotic Engineering Sales and Service in Dallas Finn Electronics in Los Angeles Stack Industrial Electronics in Binghamton Wesco Electronics in Pasadena and Microwave International Corp. in New York City to represent Dickson worldwide. Dickson supplies semiconductors used in missiles early warning radar systems computers and metering equipment.
Katanga Province President Moise Tshombe will not attend the planned parliament reunion in Elisabethville. Antoine Gizenga has not yet appeared, though deputies are arriving. Joseph Kasavubu aims to convene the meeting at Lovanium University near Leopoldville with UN guards and heavy security as about 100 of 271 expected deputies are present.
The Senate approved a bill to allow World War II veterans to reinstate lapsed GI life insurance. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Russell B. Long, moves back to the House for action on Senate changes including the GI insurance provision.
UPI reports Manila is described as a Western city in the East after four centuries of Spanish and American rule. The piece notes Catholicism as a Spaniard legacy, democracy from Americans, cosmopolitan life, and contrasts between luxury hotels and poverty. It highlights Dewey Boulevard and Quezon City as capital, with Malacanang Palace and the bicameral Congress and Supreme Court in Manila.
White House will not hold a special reception for the second American astronaut and no plan for President Kennedy to meet him. A White House ceremony was held for the first astronaut, Cmdr. Alan Shepard Jr., but the second spaceman will be observed without a separate reception.
A warehouse in Barcelona used for storing movie film exploded and burned on Monday, killing 11 and wounding 35. Firefighters battled the blaze as investigators began work at the scene.
The Montclair Museum in Montclair New Jersey a suburb of about 45000 people is highlighted as one of the world’s finest art museums. Founded 1909 by William T Evans it houses important American works relies on private funding and offers tours courses and a lending service. The museum has loaned works to the Met and earned international attention including features by Radio Free Europe.
Algerian rebels reduce activity in cities and avoid military contact signaling possible cease-fire ahead of renewed talks. Observers see easing violence as signals the peace talks at Evian may resume, after a two month pause sparked by stalled progress and renewed bomb blasts in Algiers Oran and other cities.
In Munich, prosecutors seek life sentences for former SS officers Otto Bradfisch and Wilhelm Schulz accused of leading extermination squads that killed more than 19,000 Jews during World War II. The defendants deny guilt as the trial proceeds.
Laurence Harvey drew curious stares in New Orleans while filming Walk on the Wild Side. The actor wore dirty clothes and dusty boots and lounged through a crowded hotel lobby smoking a long cigarette holder.
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