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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1961

Page

2

Soviet Congress Orders Stalin Body Removed From Mausoleum

The 22nd Congress of the Soviet Communist Party unanimously decreed removing Joseph Stalin's embalmed body from the Lenin Mausoleum in Red Square. Khrushchev’s public denunciation prompted mass demand to end Stalin’s public display and the mausoleum was renamed the Mausoleum of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin.

Moscow UPS Josef Stalin Soviet Communist Party Lenin Red Square Nikita S. Khrushchev Stalin Khrushchev Soviet Union Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

World reacts to Soviet super-bomb test leaders speak out

In Oslo and Ottawa leaders including Einar Gerhardsen and Howard Green condemned Moscow's test as a risk to global welfare. Copenhagen Prime Minister Viggo Kampmann expressed deep concern while Jawaharlal Nehru condemned the resumption of testing and urged Khrushchev to stop.

Oslo Einar Gerhardsen Soviet Union Howard Green Ottawa Moscow Green Viggo Kampmann Copenhagen India Jawaharlal Nehru United States Belgrade New Delhi Nikita Khrushchev

West Red Patrol Units On Prowl In Berlin Streets

West and Soviet patrols moved through Berlin in a tense border standoff weekend gathering intelligence. U.S. and Soviet tanks held camouflaged positions in their sectors while patrols appeared in public squares and back alleys. Berlin did not see German interference at crossings.

West Red Berlin West Berlin U.S East Berlin East Friedrichstrasse Babelsburg West Germany

Want To Survive Attend CD Meeting In Paradise Valley

Paradise Valley residents interested in survival may attend a Civil Defense meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Kiva School library. Mrs. Hewet Hunsdon said Col. Ralph Redburn of Scottsdale, state CD director, will speak. A first aid and study group will be organized. contact Mrs. Hunsdon at WH 6-6089.

Paradise Valley Area Kiva MacDonald Drive Hewet Hunsdon Ralph Redburn Scottsdale Hunsdon

Hoffa Union Official Indicted On Taft Hartley Violations

Rolland B. McMaster secretary treasurer of Local 299 Detroit Hoffa home local was indicted on 32 counts for taking nearly 9000 in illegal payments from Youngstown Ohio firm William F. Wolff president of Youngstown Cartage Co. indicted with 32 counts. Faces up to one year prison and 10000 fine per count if convicted.

Washington UPD James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union Justice Partment Detroit Rolland B. McMaster Hoffa Truck Drivers’ Union Robert F. Kennedy McMaster William F. Wolff Youngstown Cartage Co Youngstown Ohio International Brotherhood George Roxburgh McMaster and Wolff

Durham Speaks All Bank Meet at Arizona Convention

Dr G Homer Durham president of Arizona State University will be featured speaker at the 58th Arizona Bankers Association convention opening Thursday at the San Marcos Hotel Chandler He will discuss Pressure on the White House during the first general session at 9 am Friday Congressman John R Rhodes will speak on The Kennedy Administration and Congress Arthur A Smith of Dallas Texas will discuss Freedom and Progress A Scottsdale minister Rev Herbert P Landes of Valley Presbyterian Church will give the invocation at the banquet and dance at 8 pm Friday

Scottsdale G. Homer Durham Arizona Bankers Association San Marcos Chandler

Seven Schools Offer Free Poll Transit for Bond Election

Voters seeking transit to the school bond and tax-levy polls may call seven schools for free rides. Hohokam Ingle side Kaibab Pima Supai Tavan and Tonto provide the service to and from polling places.

Hohokam Ingleside Kaibab Pima Supai Tavan Tonto

Norton Rites Tomorrow

Funeral services for Nicholas M. Norton will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Messinger Funeral Chapel with the Masonic Funeral Committee officiating. Interment follows at Presidio Military Cemetery in San Francisco. Donations may go to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund. Norton, 44, lived at 2120 N 69th Pl in Scottsdale. He was a former air force captain and a merchant for Union Oil in California. He belonged to Boise Idaho Lodge 1 F and AM Knights Templar Shrine in Billings Montana. He is survived by wife Jane and three sons in Scottsdale, brother John of Riverside, and sister Mrs. Virgil Harris of Corona.

Nicholas M. Norton Messinger Masonic Funeral Committee Presidio Military Cemetery San Francisco Damon Runyon California Boise, Idaho Lodge 1 F & AM Knights Templar Shrine Billings Montana Jane Scottsdale John Riverside Calif Virgil Harris Corona

Bomb test details spark debate on scale and fallout

Reported explosions exceed 50 megatons with Swedish scientists estimating a 15 ton device about 16 feet high and 9.75 feet wide. Observers say a dirty bomb released strontium 90 and thousands of pounds of radioactive by products, carried by Arctic winds toward Siberia from Novaya Zemlya region.

Stockholm Technical Stockholm Meteorological Institution Kara Sea Siberia Novaya Zemlyica Arctic Ocean Kara and Barents Seas

Kennedy Ends Weekend Trip To Rural Areas

President Kennedy wrapped up a rural Oklahoma and Arkansas swing dedicating a road in Oklahoma and speaking in Fort Smith and Poteau. He stayed at Sen. Kerr’s Kermac Ranch near Poteau and visited Fort Smith Airport where about 25 disabled spectators met him as he shook hands and waved.

Fort Smith Ark UPI Kennedy Oklahoma Arkansas Washington Poteau Okla Kermac Ranch Robert S. Kerr Kiamichi Robert Brooksher

Hoagland Rites Set Wednesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Marion Hoagland will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Messinger Funeral Chapel. She died last Friday in an automobile accident. Interment will follow at Green Acres Cemetery. The 62-year-old widow came from Long Beach California two months ago. She lived at 1204 North 78th Street and is survived by a daughter Mrs. Curtiss Dahl and two grandchildren of Scottsdale.

Messinger Marion Hoagland Paul Baumgartner Green Acres Cemetery Hoagland Long Beach Calif Curtiss Dahl Scottsdale

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