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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1961
Page
5
Morris Udall pledged to escort his brother Stewart Udall into the House after his victory. He defended Interior Secretary Stewart Udall against questions of honesty and dedication, telling critics they would have to battle him first.
FBI arrested Lawrence Mill Blalock 44 Tempe along with Max T Morgan 49 Tulsa and Peggy Coats 30 Fordyce on bankruptcy fraud conspiracy charges. Also named were Max Holland Smith 38 Rev Robert Young 44 and Harold Sullivent 37. All faced bonds and arraignment.
Clearing House lists arts and cultural events from Heard Museum to ASU exhibits. Highlights include Portland City of Roses film, Ming and Ching paintings at Phoenix Art Museum, Children’s Theater Radio Rescue, and a Harmony House recital. Community groups host lectures, workshops, and sketch nights across Phoenix venues.
National Review editor William F Buckley will give a talk in Phoenix on Thursday at 8 p m in the Thunderbird Room Hotel Westward Ho The event is sponsored by the Citizens Information Center Also listed are local arts events including repertory theater Oedipus Rex at Heard Museum and library programs in Scottsdale and Phoenix
Richard Nixon accused the Kennedy Administration of starting and failing to finish in Cuba. He said the loyal opposition should not cope and planned a campaign stop in Des Moines Iowa to continue constructive criticism.
In Vientiane Laos a U S military adviser denied reports that he and three other American advisers were captured when pro Communist rebels swept Vang Vieng. He said we all got out okay.
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