16 Jun 1961
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1961
Page
1
Police race through blocks after two improvised devices explode in downtown Washington. Investigators seek a protest link as authorities warn of possible further threats and monitor for suspicious individuals while inspecting damage.
The Mogollon Rim wildfire slows as crews protect cabins around Diamond Point and the American Baptist Camp near Tonto Creek. Firefighters say most higher-elevation cabins are safe while Keiul's Ranch faced threat, and a pilot died in an aerial tanker crash while assisting efforts.
UPI reports President Kennedy can reject Soviet demands risking war or push for a compromise in Vienna. Khrushchev demands a year end peace treaty with Allied forces out of Berlin, warning of a separate East German pact and military action if rejected.
In remarks referencing the Spanish American War, a public figure urged military readiness to free Cuban supporters and suggested seeking aid from the Organization of American States before any action. He argued for potential terms with Castro involving tractors and warned against acting alone.
In Tallahassee Florida ten integrationist clergymen were arrested after refusing to leave a closed segregated restaurant at the airport. Two Negro integration leaders in the station at the time were also picked up.
Khrushchev stood firm on Soviet policies as he awaits U.S. and Western offers on Germany and disarmament. The U.S. and allies weigh responses to a proposed all-German peace treaty and potential shifts in Berlin rights. Western Russian standoff looms in the latest phase of the East West diplomacy.
Fragmentary OCR notes show mentions of mates and pilots refusing to cross picket lines, signaling disruption in staffing or movement. The text implies union or protest activity affecting transportation or maritime operations. Further context from the source is needed for full clarification.
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