02 Jun 1961
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
1
President Kennedy ended talks with French leader Charles de Gaulle amid warnings that tensions among Communist powers could flare into rivalries. Both leaders agreed there are no differences on Western policy in Berlin and pledged that Communist force should not drive the Allies from Berlin.
Khrushchev lands to meet President Kennedy at a symbolic summit aimed at exchanging views on major issues and strengthening Soviet U.S. relations. Officials say the arrival signals renewed top level dialogue.
Auction will list 16 boys bikes 8 girls bikes 10 misc clothing and a 15 inch pair set seized by the marshal in theft investigations. Sale at 10 Beebe Moving and Storage Company 401 E Second. Items belong to various owners.
The State Attorney General authorizes court action to contest Paradise Valley’s incorporation as a town. Attorney Joe Ralston says the suit may be filed today or soon, with possible appeal to the supreme court if defeated in superior court.
The Scottsdale Board of Freeholders will be named June 12 in a special city election. Voters will decide whether to initiate action to obtain a new city charter and to select the board tasked with drafting it. The present charter is under court challenge and not expected to be valid when judgment is filed.
A fragmented excerpt references a National Committee and foreign affairs. It notes a speaker urging steadiness in foreign policy and mentions a dinner audience. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Former President Truman urged orderly lawful action and patience as Civil Rights activists press peaceful steps in the South. He walked with Mrs Truman on Fifth and Madison Avenues and criticized Kennedy era spending. He also denounced Fidel Castro as a thief, thug, and murderer in a wider partisan frame.
The Legion sponsored program seeks to develop good leadership and citizenship among Arcadia youths. It notes representatives from local families and organizations and discusses community involvement led by Drs Carl Granzow and Mrs G Rawars Gr.
The Scottsdale Players present a full length comedy running through Sunday with curtain time at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 20 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for admission. Tickets can be bought in advance from the chamber of commerce office or by calling WH 5-6852 or WH 5-2066. The play follows the comic adventures of two mothers.
United Press International reports Judge Frank M. Jackson Jr. ordered two Freedom Riders groups to depart Montgomery for Jackson today following detentions. The ruling directs the perjalanan to proceed with their described route amid legal scrutiny and safety concerns.
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