Adlai Credited With U.N. Victory
U N diplomats credit U S Ambassador Adlai Stevenson with a strong opening round against Russia in the Congo debate. Soviet envoy Andrei Gromyko drew fire by attacking Dag Hammarskjold and calling for an end to the Congo operation within a month. Stevenson’s speech drew a thunderous ovation as he pledged United States support for Hammarskjold and a constructive, non warlike approach.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPD
U. S
Adlai Stevenson
Russia
General Assembly
Congo
Hammarskjold
U. N
Gromyko
Conciliation Commission
Stevenson
Soviet Union
United States
Whatta State Winter Weather Lifts Arizona Ski Season
The piece notes spring arrival while Arizona Snow Bowl near Flagstaff remains open through Easter Sunday after fresh storms. Skiing is reported good with a foot of new snow in the area and roads to the bowl are in good condition.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Scottsdale Road Bid Opening Planned for April 14
Scottsdale Road construction bids will be opened April 14 by the Highway Commission for a two segment project in Marico County. The first segment runs from Scottsdale Road at Teddy Lane north about 2 1/2 miles to Bell Road, then the second from Bell Road and 44th Street east to Bell Road for about 3 miles. Work must be completed by September 30, 1961.
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Phoenix
UPI
Bre
Farizona Highway Commission
Maricopa County
Scottsdale Road
Teddy Lane
Scottsdale
Bell Road
44Th Street
Remarried Couples Where Do They Stand In Love
A reader asks if divorce and remarriage can yield happiness when a second marriage repeats the same dynamics. Advice suggests taking charge, avoiding tolerating the same issues, and recognizing give and take in marriage. A separate note encourages persistence in striving for high marks for a sensitive student facing mockery.
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Hssband
Gunshot Kills Tucson Man
A 45-year-old Tucson man identified as Plagnes Coco was found shot to death at on East 20th Street. Mrs Irene Burden was wounded in the leg and police hunt for her estranged husband Fred Burden who allegedly held her captive with Coco's body hidden under a Mexican scarf. He admitted intending to return to the scene and take his own life.
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Helen
Tucson
UPI
Plagnes
Coco
Irene Burden
Solution found for popping contact lens relief for athletes
Three optometrists Drs Harold I Moss Solon Braff and William Collins say they developed a convex contact lens about twice the size of a corneal lens and half the size of the old lens. The lens floats on tears but stays in place even during a hard game. They offer the design free to optometrists and labs with no commercial motive.
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Dallas, Tex
UPI
Drs
Harold I. Moss
Wilmington, del
Solon Braff
el Monte
Calif
William Collins
Pottstown
Moss
Braff
JFK Changes Plans Seis TV Conference
The White House announced President Kennedy’s news conference was rescheduled to 3 p.m. PST Thursday and would be carried live on TV and radio. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger gave no reason for the revision and said networks would carry the session.
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JFK
Seis
Washington
UPI
White House
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
SEATO Conference Urges Immediate Laos Security Study
In Bangkok SEATO military advisers from the United States Britain France Australia New Zealand Thailand Pakistan and the Philippines opened a urgent three day meeting to study Laos crisis defense planning and potential use of force if needed as groundwork for next week’s Bangkok foreign ministers talks. General Surajit Charusreni chaired the session stressing readiness to act for collective security.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Seato Alliance
Surajit Charusreni
SEATO
Southeast Asia
Charusreni
Laos
Treaty Area
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Philippines
Seek Identity of Prospector Near Weaver's Needle
Pinal county sheriff's deputies sought to identify a man found dead in the Superstition Mountains near Weaver's Needle. Officials suspected he was Walter J. Mowry, a 57 year old Denver machinist who had gone prospecting weeks earlier. His car was located March 2 ten miles away. a search by friend Jack Chapman and a hired guide continued.
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Apache Junction
UPI
Pinal County
Superstition Mountains
Dutchman
Weaver's Needle
Walter J. Mowry
Denver
Jack Chapman
Mowry
Senate Starts Budget Debates in Arizona 1961
Senate opened the 1961-62 general appropriations bill debate in Phoenix. The $104 million package covers fiscal year needs with no anticipated amendments to the bill as sent, though highway patrol funding faces criticism. The plan includes funding for 25 new state patrol officers as the chamber moves toward adjournment aid sine die.
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UPI
Ae Na
Senate
Clarsite
Carbill
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Race
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Nygen
Bart's Safe-Car Service
Scottsdale Rd
Miller Rd
Earl's Market
W. 1St Street
Scottsdale, Arizona
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