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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1961
Page
1
Pollen says lettered walls must be painted to avoid permanent scars. He notes that any other treatment would damage the interior wall and that the "Viceroy" letters could be removed easily from the school surface.
A former Dutch soldier will discuss a topic titled conquest in a public talk. The event aims to explore historical perspectives and implications of conquest in global contexts.
In Cincinnati a UPI report notes President Eisenhower urges Russia to join unilateral bans until an accord is reached, while Kennedy backs treaty adherence and Geneva talks. Eisenhower defends a balanced budget against Democratic criticism, urging prudent fiscal policy.
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The Arizona House Oil and Gas Study Committee faced an emotional session as ex Republican legislator David H. Campbell refused to testify in a closed door hearing. Campbell had been subpoenaed twice and warned he could be summoned a third time, saying he would not testify in what he called a rigged process.
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Geneva reports say Gromyko mocked the stall at the Laos conference. He warned that delaying a neutral Laos pact risks a broader Southeast Asian crisis as the United States and others boycott the talks.
A fragmentary report notes an unusual incident involving a person named Shirley and a peculiar object described as “the head still.” Readers are left with limited details and no clear outcome.
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