Hurricanes Batter Coast Towers as Storm Gerda Passes
Tropical storm Gerda intensifies offshore as hurricane force winds hit Texas Tower Bravo and Charlie off Cape Cod Nantucket area. Wrecked boats at Plymouth harbor and a workman injured in Kingston Mass. Kennedy to Newport may be delayed by foul weather.
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Sheriff Joins Probe Into Scottsdale Eastside Annex Mixup
Maricopa County Sheriff's Department will join Scottsdale's annexation probe. County attorney says city inquiry will be turned over next week. The dispute centers on forged signatures for the 18 700 eastside annexation and a fire that destroyed petitions. Former City Manager Bob McNutt resigned amid the collapse of the annexation effort.
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Viet Nam Storm Hampers Taylor Visit Plans
A typhoon in Saigon hampers Gen. Maxwell Taylor from visiting South Viet Nam. Taylor, Kennedy's military adviser, met Lt. Gen. Lionel Menden and U.S. advisers, delaying a proposed Saturday flight to units in northern and central Viet Nam.
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Proposed Scottsdale Charter Praised by Freeholders Leader
Charles Christakis, Scottsdale attorney and member of the 14 person board of freeholders, calls the new city charter a good one and urges a public hearing to explain its necessity. He notes general agreement on provisions despite apathy and publicity gaps ahead of the October 31 vote.
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Soviet conducts new nuclear test near Novaya Zemlya
The Soviet Union set off another nuclear test explosion in the Arctic near Novaya Zemlya today, according to the Uppsala Seismological Observatory.
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Daily Progress Wins Elks Award For Local Service
The Scottsdale Elks Lodge honored the Scottsdale Daily Progress during National Newspaper Week. Elks ruler Charles D. Lennon presented Editor Gene McLain a plaque for outstanding service to the community, a surprise arranged by Henry C. Deese. Earlier, Matty Matteson spoke on freedom.
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Don Chambers to Lead 1962 Parada Del Sol Committee
Don Chambers named general chair of the 1962 Parada Del Sol with a 14 member workforce for Feb 2 3 and 4 festival. Various chairmen listed including Edward Bellamy Bill Bolin Irv Hansen Doug Tuntress Jr Weldon James Paul Law Bill Moore Pat O'Brien Bob Peterson Rich Rathham and Paul Wheeler.
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Family Trouble Ends With Violent Attack and Injuries
In Wilmington California Narcisso Arocho attempted to reconcile with his wife but assaulted her with a machete after she rejected him. The couple's children then joined in with bats, leaving Arocho with a fractured skull and hospitalized.
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Expert Favors Atmospheric Nuclear Tests
Army research chief Lt. Gen. Arthur G. Trudeau urged resuming atmospheric nuclear tests to keep pace with the Soviet 50 megaton bomb program. He argued tests would gauge USSR planning and assess U S missile bases vulnerability, noting U S knowledge has grown but more gains await.
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Unionist Kilpatrick Shot To Death In Chicago
John Kilpatrick head of the United Industrial Workers of America was found shot in his car which had dynamite wired under the engine. Police said the killers planned to ignite the dynamite when started. Kilpatrick had helped overthrow Angelo Inciso once a union kingpin and now faces a 10 year sentence over welfare fund milking.
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Jack) Kilpatrick
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ASU Homecoming Draws 2000 Alumni To Three Day Fair
More than two thousand Arizona State University alumni are slated for a three day homecoming starting tonight with a 7 PM dinner dance at the Ramada Inn. Hascall Henshaw and John B. Mills receive top 1961 alumni awards for service to ASU.
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Nuclear Test End Urged by Indian Defense Minister
Indian Defense Minister V K Krishna Menon urged the United Nations to approve renewing a moratorium on nuclear tests and proposed a statement that such explosions should be totally prohibited. Six nations in Russia’s fallout path circulated a resolution urging Moscow to cancel a 50 megaton test set for month end. Menon spoke at length, delaying a British address and shaping the General Assembly debate.
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Female Communist Joins Attack On Antiparty Group
In Moscow the sole woman in the presidium, Culture Minister Katerina Furtseva, denounced former Foreign Minister Molotov, ex-Premier Malenkov and Lazar Kaganovich at the Soviet Communist Congress. She recalled the June 1957 attempt to seize power and urged expulsion of Kaganovich and Malenkov, calling Stalin guilty and lauding the liquidation of the anti Leninist cult of personality. Ukrainian party leader Nikolai Podgorny also called Kaganovich a sadist.
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Army Exempts Some Doctors From Active Recall
The Army decided against recalling certain physicians dentists and veterinarians in the ready reserve who have already had more than 21 months active service and are not currently members of Reserve or National Guard units. Exemptions do not apply to those recalled or assigned to paid Reserve or Guard units.
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Local Woman Elected First on Phoenix Real Estate Board
Mrs. Gay Taylor of Gay Taylor Realty was elected this week as the first woman to join the Phoenix Real Estate Board. She said she was shocked and pleased and called it an honor to blaze a trail for women in the field.
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Local Weather Report From Kiva School
Eighth grade observers report yesterday’s high 91 and this morning’s low 57. Barometric pressure remains steady at 29.9 inches. Sunrise is 6 31 a.m. and sunset 5 58 p.m. Forecast calls for increasing winds and slightly cloudy skies with a high near 90 and a cooler low tomorrow.
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