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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1961
Page
7
An editor's note outlines charter sections on elections including primary general and special elections, voter qualifications and registration, ballot arrangement, timing for primaries and general elections, nomination, and the initiative referendum and recall powers reserved to electors.
In Sioux City Iowa a warrant charges Margaret McKeown 37 with child stealing in the abduction of a two month old baby from Ruby Willett 17 while Willett babysat. McKeown was staying with the Willetts and is pregnant expected next spring. Willett feared reporting for days after the disappearance and McKeown's husband urged she return the child. Willett's jail term and lack of funds delayed contact to authorities.
Japanese Ambassador Koichiro Asakai said Japan would strongly protest if the United States resumes fallout producing nuclear tests. He spoke in a radio interview and warned that Japan, the only nation to suffer atomic bombing, holds a plague on both sides stance toward the U S Soviet nuclear race.
President Kennedy moved to a substantial reduction in federal outlays drawing GOP praise and a quiet we told you so tone on Capitol Hill. Senate Leader Mansfield cited deliberate excess in defense funding and urged continued cuts elsewhere while noting no need for preapproval of the plan.
The first program in ASU's American Heritage series titled American Political Ideas The Colonial Heritage will be delivered by ASU president Dr G Homer Durham at 2 40 p m Monday in Memorial Union ballroom The public may attend Four more lectures on American classics and ideas follow on consecutive Mondays ending November 27 featuring ASU faculty members.
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