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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1961

Page

3

Republicans and Democrats Clash Over Arizona Legislature Record

In a KOOL TV debate Republican Don Reese and Democrat Bill Stephens contradicted each other on the 25th Arizona Legislature. Reese accused the House of packing committees and pushing tax-increasing, ineffective bills while Stephens praised health, education, and code legislation signed by Gov. Fannin and urged pride in the session’s outcomes.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Don Reese Bill Stephens Kool-Tv Reese Maritopa House Maricopa County Appropriations Stephens Paul Fannin Fannin Ninshad

Udall under fire over dinner ticket claims

Washington officials dispute Udall's charge that he asked an oilman friend to buy $100 tickets for Kennedy birthday dinner. Interior spokesman says his remarks misinterpret job grades, cites Hatch Act limits. notes exemptions only for top White House and policy makers.

Washington UPI Interior Department Stewart L. Udall Kennedy Udall White House Senate

Salem School Pet Show Awards Big Honors

The first annual Saloma School pet show awarded three grand champion ribbons and 42 other prizes yesterday. Edna Glenn served as show chairman for the event sponsored by Norbert Bruemmer’s seventh grade in room 24, drawing 169 entries. Christine Cameron, a sixth grader, won best in show with a gray horse. Dennis Weber, a seventh grader, earned the grand champion for most obedient pet with a Dashhund. Richard Larson, a seventh grader, won the third big award for his fantail pigeon, judged the prettiest pet.

Saloma School Norbert Bruemmer Edna Glenn Christine Cameron Albert Cameron Dennis Weber Roger Weber Richard Larson Pete Larson Hopi Way

VFW Lodge Plans Meeting Tonight

Scottsdale VFW Lodge invites members and Moose visitors to a meeting at the VFW Hall 222 Wells Fargo Rd to plan initiation ceremonies on June 25. Governor Fenton J. McDonough urges turnout and notes charter membership remains open with meetings on the first and third Friday evenings.

Scottsdale VFW Lodge VFW Wells Fargo Rd Fenton J. McDonough The Moose

Youth Athletic Sponsorship Sought by Scottsdale Parks

Scottsdale merchants and civic leaders are asked to sponsor year round youth teams through the Parks and Recreation Department. Sponsorships cover jerseys and equipment for men’s, boys and girls teams, with leagues to be formed for baseball softball and other sports starting June 12. Contact Director Clarence Allan at WH 5 7890.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department Parks Department Clarence Allan

Four More Barred From Purge Trial

Israel barred four more potential witnesses for Adolf Eichmann by labeling them war criminals and arresting them if they set foot in the country. This brings to eight the number of West Germans denied safe conduct to Israel for defense testimony.

Jerusalem UPI Israel Adolf Eichmann Edmund Veesenmayer Hungary Erich von Dem Bach Zelewski Nazi Secret Police Otto Winkelmann Richard Baer Auschwitz Germany Eichmann Europe Berlin Occupied Gideon Hausner

Stream Flow Low In April in Arizona

Streamflow in Arizona remained deficient through April with the Verde River as the only above normal contributor due to a late March storm. Snowmelt gave good runoff on the Mogollon Rim north slope but little impact elsewhere, and storage fell in most reservoirs except Verde Basin. Sabino Creek in Tucson was 30 percent of normal while Rillito Creek and the Santa Cruz River stayed dry all month.

Tucson UPI Arizona Verde River Geological Survey Mogollon Rim San Carlos Gila River Rillito Creek Santa Cruz River

Flight Thrills Mrs Shepard After Space Flight

Mrs. Alan B. Shepard expressed joy and pride as her husband safely completed the space flight. She said she believed in his success from liftoff and that he would like to be the first American to orbit the earth.

Virginia Beach UPI Alan B. Shepard Earth Shepard

Local Woman Joins Heart Panel At Arizona Convention

Mrs. Gerald Dutra of Scottsdale will be among panel speakers at the Arizona Heart Association convention in Tucson May 19 20. She will discuss ways to increase receipts in future heart Sunday campaigns. Dr. Oglesby Paul president of the American Heart Association will speak at the annual banquet Saturday night.

Gerald Dutra Sixth St Scottsdale Arizona Heart Association Tucson Heart Oglesby Paul American Heart Association

Dentist Convicted in Point Shaving Case Won’t Seek Retrial

Pitt dentist Edward H. Sebastian, 34, convicted of two counts of bribery in a point shaving plot involving Pitt basketball players John Fridley and Dick Falenski, will not seek a new trial. Attorney Louis C. Glasso said the three day trial was free of error and requested a pre-sentence investigation due to Sebastian's community standing. Sebastian faces up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine on each count.

Pittsburgh UPI Pitt Louis C. Glasso Edward H. Sebastian Glasso Sebastian John Fridley Sharon Dick Falenski Latrobe

Castro Seeks All New World Says Writer

United Press International reporter Henry Raymont said Fidel Castro believes a Communist revolution will spread across the Americas and will occur in the United States before Castro is ousted. Raymont told National Press Club members that Castro is not taking orders from Moscow and now advises Russia on spreading communism in the Americas. The journalist, jailed after anti Castro rebels landed, noted the Cuban underground was not informed about the invasion plan.

Washington UPI Fidel Castro Cuba Western Hemisphere National Press Club United Press International Henry Raymont Castro United States Caribbean Raymont Moscow Russia Americas

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