Convention Room Nears as Scottsdale Welcomes Delegates
More than 2 500 delegates are expected at Scottsdale conventions this month and next with events at the Valley Ho Safari and local hotels. The Scottsdale Convention Committee led by Vance Herrold outlined a new convention merchant service program and a promotional poster drive.
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Dag Hammarskjold seeks 135 million for Congo operation
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold asked the General Assembly for 135 million dollars to sustain the Congo operation through 1961. The plan calls for an average force of about 23,400 personnel plus 540 international and 1,400 Congolese staff, with prior budgets totaling 48.5 million for six months and 24 million for the next three months funded by borrowing.
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Dairymen Protest Bill in Legislature
Nine Arizona dairy operators protested House Bill 77 by telegram, saying it would raise milk prices by three cents per quart and require new machinery to stamp carton dates. Sen. A R Spikes dismissed the claim as a personal vendetta and noted lack of safety safeguards. dairies including Borden Kraft Shamrock Carnation Webster’s Arden Roosevelt Chubbucks and Foremost voiced opposition.
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Scottsdale Executive Everett Dailey Dies in Crash
Everett Dailey 45 of 4116 North 64th Street was killed when his car veered off Grand Avenue into a tree near Glendale. Police suspect prior heart attack. autopsy planned. Dailey, who moved from Minneapolis in 1958 to found Everett Construction, left a widow and two sons Tim 10 and Everett Bruce 15. funeral arrangements with Messinger Mortuary.
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Minority Forces More Bill Reading
In Phoenix the house faced a procedural clash as the minority bloc compelled 44 bills to be read on second reading. The move extended the slow pace tactics ongoing since Monday, delaying the legislative process.
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Scottsdale City Marshal candidates interviewed by multiagency panel
Five candidates were interviewed by a panel from state county and city agencies and City Manager Bob McNutt. The successful candidate will be announced today after final scoring from a written exam and experience listed on applications. Three Scottsdale officials observed the interviews.
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Arizona Senate approves 12 bills including capitol annex overhaul
The Arizona Senate voted to de-pass 12 measures, among them a $127000 appropriation to remodel the capitol annex. Other actions raise the banking superintendent’s salary to 10.80 annually, reallocate funds to the development board, create a felony for carrying a deadly weapon by criminals, and allow county assessors to mail license plates. It also boosts the supreme court clerk and deputy clerk salaries.
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Hooded Youth Robs Nurse at Knife Point in Rhode Island
In North Smithfield a hooded youth forced a student nurse to drive him for three hours at knifepoint and robbed her of $4. Witnesses say the suspect laughed as reports described a stabbing at a Pem broke College in Providence Tuesday night.
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Explosions Rock Ethyl Corp Plant in Baton Rouge
Three blasts at Ethyl Corp gas additive plant in Baton Rouge caused large fires and at least seven injuries. A spokesman denied chlorine gas release as a school nearby was evacuated and investigators halted by the fires. The plant employs about 2,800 people and was near many refineries along the Mississippi River.
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Kennedy Nominee Meriwether Wins Senate Banking Panel Approval
The Senate Banking Committee approved President Kennedy's pick Charles Minot Meriwether 49 as director of the Export-Import Bank by a 5-4 vote after extended questioning over his past ties to Alabama Ku Klux Klan members.
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Stevenson Warns Soviets Over Congo Intervention
Adlai E. Stevenson, U N ambassador, warned Moscow at a Waldorf lunch that a Soviet move to seize the Congo could trigger war. He urged the Kremlin to abandon Africa meddling and keep the U N free from imperialist influence, stressing Belgian withdrawal and non intervention by foreign powers.
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Way Cleared For Algerian Peace Talks
In Rabat Morocco Ferhat Abbas and two North African leaders announced direct negotiations between the Algerian provisional government and France. They called for an independent Algeria within a Maghreb federation and said no obstacle should block talks with De Gaulle. Tunisian President Bourguiba mediates.
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U N reports Congo killings avenge mob deaths
The United Nations says anti Lumumbist Congolese soldiers massacred 44 civilians in Luluabourg to avenge three killed soldiers. Ghanaian U N troops restored order after the rampage, which began Tuesday evening and continued to Wednesday night. Most victims were Africans in Kasai Province.
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Four GOP Senators Attack Udall Land Sale Freeze
Four Republican senators led by Wallace Bennett Henry Dworshak Barry Goldwater and Gordon Allott renewed criticism of Interior Secretary Udalls 18 month public land sale moratorium Udall rejected charges of haste calling it a curb on unethical promoters and speculators The senators questioned his authority to withdraw lands without Congress action noting a state by state lifting possibility and a shift in land exchange policy was hinted in the same day announcements
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Missing girl found hiding near home after disappearance
A 10 year old girl who vanished Tuesday while punished for unfinished homework was found hiding in an apartment laundry room only 200 feet from her home.
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Kennedy Uses Luncheon To Enlist Bipartisan Support
President Kennedy hosted a bipartisan lunch with 15 party leaders from both houses to bolster support for his legislative program. Attending were Speaker Sam Rayburn and leaders from both parties, with Vice President Johnson also present to emphasize cross party cooperation.
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Rains Snow Pelt North as Floods Rise Across South
United Press International reports lowland showers and scattered snow flurries from Maine to Washington with mountain snow in Wyoming Colorado and Utah. Rain spreads from Michigan to the Dakotas while southern states expect relief. In Mississippi the Pascagoula flood crest looms Friday with Moss Point affected and Jackson Rankin County evacuations totaling about 1 000. Nearly 40 000 evacuees in 12 days of southern floods including 10 500 in Mississippi.
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