Dirksen Urges Democrats To Quit Crying Over Economy
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen urged Kennedy administration officials to abandon pessimism and display confidence in the economy. Aimed at the Democrats, the speech suggested the recession would end with consumer action and government confidence. The same period saw Samuelson predicting bottoming by June and Bush economic notes signaling mild investment cuts and a 3 percent sales rise, with autos and steel as exceptions. Chrys ler Corp. optimistic about an immediate auto upturn in spring.
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Pale Marilyn Leaves Hospital
Marilyn Monroe exited the Neurological Institute of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after 27 days in two institutes. She appeared frail yet radiant despite a crowd of about 400 fans and said she would rest at her Manhattan apartment with security and staff in attendance. Ex-husband Joe DiMaggio did not accompany her.
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Variable Cloudiness Forecast With Showers
Weather forecast notes variable cloudiness and scattered light showers this afternoon with clearing tonight. Tuesday brings fair sunny skies and warmer conditions with highs near 66 and a Tuesday low around 40. The day may reach a high near 69 at its warmest.
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Saturday Puzzle Clues Solve Frog Pulpit and More
Answer includes Frog Pulpit Storage Pit Intertwine Large Bird Also Superlative ending. Puzzle packs multiple wordplay items, with terms linked by common letters or meanings.
GOP aims to regain House control in 1962
Rep. James E. Miller predicted the Republicans would win back the House in the 1962 elections. He told the Republican Women’s Conference that the GOP could hold 175 current seats and pick up 43 more to reach control, stressing stronger organization and the need to counter welfare-state trends. He warned the outcome could shape 1964 presidential prospects and contrast with the Eisenhower era’s prosperity.
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Heart Attack Fatal To Winter Visitor In Scottsdale
Raymond N. Krohn a 66 year old Saginaw Michigan department store operator staying at the Safari Hotel died Saturday afternoon from a heart attack at Auto Livery Scottsdale and Main. He was born February 14 1895 in Michigan and was a World War I veteran. Survived by his wife Henrietta four sons James and Charles of Saginaw Richard of San Francisco California Robert of San Jose California a sister Mrs Morris Yodido Flushing New York and two grandchildren. Funeral and burial will be in Saginaw. Mesinger Mortuary of Scottsdale sent the body.
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Antique Show Set in Saginaw by Goodwill Auxiliary
The annual antique show and sale sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary of Goodwill Industries will be held in Saginaw Michigan. The body was sent there by Messinger Mortuary of Scottsdale.
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Primary Vote Tomorrow Determines Udall Seat Runoff Choices
Arizona's second district holds a special primary Tuesday to pick Democratic runoff candidates for Stewart Udall's U S House seat after Udall's resignation to join Kennedy's cabinet. Six Democrats compete including Morris Udall and Harold Patten, with Mac Matheson unopposed on the Republican side for the May 2 general election.
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Educational TV Channel 8 Evening Schedule
Monday evening lineup lists programs from 4:10 to 9:30 with Education Workshop TC and investor segments. Highlights include Lincoln album, Spanish course, Casals master class with Pablo Casals, and a sports summary.
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Boys Club Hunter Safety Class Opens in Scottsdale
A new hunter safety course starts Tuesday at 7 pm at the Boys Club in Scottsdale. Registration is at 410 E Osborn Rd or by calling WH 5-7768. Taught by Charlie Jones and Bob Westlund, the program includes 12 hours of classroom work and 2 hours on the rifle range, with a 75 cent charge per student for textbooks and ammunition.
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Arizona Horse Racing Crisis From Tax Battle With New Mexico
Arizona racing fights for life as New Mexico lures horses and tourists. Bills in the House seek relief through tax adjustments on pari mutuel pools, diverting money to purses. Proponents say racing boosts tourism. opponents cite gambling morality and revenue concerns.
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JFK Considers Peace Corps Expansion to U.S. Slums
President Kennedy discussed widening the Peace Corps to send trained volunteers into American slums and depressed areas. He said the idea, proposed by Eleanor Roosevelt on her program, would focus on education retraining and economic development with couples possible for such assignments.
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Chamber Plans Concert and Ballet at Arcadia High
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce sponsors a concert and ballet program presented by the Phoenix Symphony tomorrow at Arcadia High School auditorium. Mrs. Henry Sturgis serves as ticket chairman. Tickets are $2.50 and available at the chamber offices 33 S Scottsdale Rd.
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Scottsdale To Hold General Election For Three Council Seats
The Town of Scottsdale, Maricopa County Arizona orders a general election to be held March 28 1961 from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Town Hall to elect three councilmen. Officials include Inspector Rosa Lindsey Judges Jane B Lund Nancy R Palmer Clerk Virginia H Cochline Clerk Kathryn Ann Donn and Marshall Edgar E Taylor. Voter registration rules require town residents to be registered and the town clerk’s register closes 30 days before the election. Returns are to be canvassed by the Town Council at a special meeting on the first Monday after the election. Public notice runs in the Scottsdale Daily Progress for six days. An emergency clause activates the resolution immediately.
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Plane Crashes Near El Paso Killing Nine Airmen
A KB50 tanker airframe carrying fuel for several aircraft crashed Sunday night near Biggs Air Force Base El Paso after a low fuel radio report. It belly landed in a desert dune, exploded in a massive fire, leaving only the tail section visible amid wreckage and sand.
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Wildlife Areas Panel to Discuss Preservation in Phoenix
A panel of speakers will discuss preserving wilderness and wildlife areas in Maricopa County. The event is set for Tuesday at the Goettl Brothers auditorium on 2005 East Indian School Road in Phoenix and includes members Odd Halseth Ben Avery Denis McCarthy and Philip Ogilvie.
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Scottsdale to vote on 700000 sewer bond in 1961 election
Scottsdale voters to decide on issuing 700000 in general obligation bonds to fund a sewer treatment plant and extensions. The special bond election set for April 4 1961 will be held at City Hall and conducted by appointed officers. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm for real property taxpayers who are qualified electors.
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