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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1961

Page

6

Call The Bluff on Moscow Rules in Cold War Brinkmanship

The piece argues Washington should reject Moscow's self serving rules and push for self determination. It highlights Khrushchev's Berlin brinkmanship, Soviet influence via propaganda parties and aid, and the need to challenge Moscow's double standard in foreign policy.

Moscow Washington Kremlin U.S Khrushchev Berlin UPI

Courts fine unions over refinery shutdown and picketing

A Texas district court ordered 29 workers paid 1.2 million after the International Union of Operating Engineers allegedly forced a refinery shutdown before a strike. A Delaware County Pennsylvania judge fined a local Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union chapter 50 thousand for contempt of a temporary restraining order against picketing.

Texas International Union of Operating Engineers Delaware County Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union Pennsylvania

Ty Cobb passes at 74 era legend endures

Ty Cobb known as the Georgia Peach dies at 74 from cancer ending a 24 year major league career that peaked with record holding feats and hall of fame status. His fiery drive and all around excellence defined an era and his legend survives beyond his death.

Ty Cobb Georgia Peach

Washington Window: Crime in the Capital Escalates

Sen Mundt calls for a congressional look at U S crime trends with focus on Washington D C The piece cites FBI data showing sharp crime rate increases from 1950 to 1960 amid DC population declines and laments public indifference to the capital s crime levels.

Washington UPI Karl E. Mundt R-S.d Congress United States Federal Bureau of Investigation District of Columbia FBI D.C

Oil spill toyed waters as seaman opens wrong valve

MILWAUKEE reports a tramp steamer dumped 15 tons of heavy oil into the harbor after a seaman accidentally opened the wrong valve. RALEIGH notes Alex Rodman charged with shoplifting two deodorant bottles despite his denial. BAGLEY HALL mentions the Marquis of Hertford wiring down library books to prevent theft. NEW YORK recalls Robert V. Brovakos denying embezzlement of 46249 dollars and 56 cents while questioning the 56 cents.

Milwaukee Wis Raleigh, N.C UPI Alex Rodman Bagley Hall England Marquis of Hertford

Scottsdale growth to double budget as city nears 40 000 residents

City manager notes Scottsdale's rapid expansion since 1951, with budgets rising from 30 000 to about 1 800 000 for 1962 63 and expenditures projected near 965 000 with 450 000 extra funds. He outlines public works aims including road widening, park land, and municipal building expansion. Annexation expected to finish by August 1 and volunteers urged to join petition drives.

Scottsdale Tax Commission McNutt West Thomas Road 56Th Street Scottsdale Road Hayden Road van Buren McDonald East Main Street H. E. Camp Whitney

Berlin Crisis Record Shows Western Resolve to Avoid War

The United States Britain and France warned Nikita Khrushchev they would defend West Berlin and its two million inhabitants. The record traces Allied decisions from 1944 to the 1948 Berlin blockade and notes Khrushchev’s stance as a realpolitik realist seeking to avoid war through coercion.

United States Britain France Nikita Khrushchev West Berlin Khrushchev East Moscow Berlin Germany

Berlin A Schoolteacher Flees East Germany To West

An attractive young schoolteacher fleeing East Germany says guards tried to make her become Communist Party secretary in her school. In Washington, President Kennedy vows the United States faces a long struggle against powerful nations, requiring unity by people government and Congress.

Berlin West Berlin East Germany Communist Party Congress

Summer Stock For The Kids at Coronado High School

The Scottsdale Fine Arts Summer Program began in 1957 under directors John R. Hall Joseph Esile and Eugene L Hanson to broaden youth cultural horizons with an eight week show production. The annual program funded by gate receipts and ticket fees has grown into a community staple with productions like Oklahoma Kiss Me Kate Guys and Dolls Carousel and Lil Abner and involves students in all production areas from acting to scenery and costumes.

Eugene L. Hanson Coronado High School Scottsdale Scottsdale Coordinating Council Board of Education Scottsdale High School Oklahoma Vivien Carroll Clair Glenda Folk Hanson Essle Kidney Hanson and Floyd Woodard Lil Abner Scottsdale Fine Arts

White House Fence Watchers Enjoy a Capstone Moment

A family at the White House fence photographs their visit with curiosity about the president and the building. The father guides the shot while the mother records, hoping Caroline might appear and the Capitol visit follows. Honeymooning couples nearby add a gentle social backdrop to the scene.

Washington Pennsylvania Street White House Caroline Capitol

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