Refusal to Land Triggers Russian Threat to Shoot Down Western Planes
Berlin reports Russia warned any Western warplane over East Germany that refuses to land will be destroyed by all means including rockets. The note follows a Thursday incident when two West German fighters briefly crossed the border, which Moscow called a prearranged provocation.
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Berlin
UPI
Russia
Redheld
East Germany
West Berlin
Iron Curtain
Germany
Delib
Erate
Fii ‘Ng
Era‘t
Local Girls Semi Finalists In Miss Teenage Phoenix Contest
Four Greater Scottsdale girls reach the semi finals of the Miss Teenage Phoenix Contest at Chris Town Shopping Center. They are Susan Francis sixteen Carolyn Irene Owen fifteen Margie Roth fourteen Elizabeth Ann Kircher thirteen. Entries close Friday and final judging is October seventh.
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Greater Scottsdale
Chris Town
Susan Francis
Marshall
Scottsdale High
Carolyn Irene Owen
N. 45Th Pl
Margie Roth
Calle del Media
Arcadia High
Elizabeth Ann Kircher
E. Turney
Kachina
Growth Group to be Named by Scottsdale Council
Scottsdale officials will name twelve or more residents tomorrow night to a Scottsdale Growth Committee to study city development, street naming, and house numbering. A memo from City Manager Bob McNutt lists 23 volunteers for city boards and commissions. Harley Kelley resigned as chair of the People to People program with Hermosillo, Mexico, and no reply has been received to Scottsdale's initial letter to Hermosillo's mayor.
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Scottsdale
Bob McNutt
Scottsdale and Hermosillo
Mexico
Harley Kelley
Hermosillo
Scottsdale Weather: Cloudy Skies, Warmer Temperatures Ahead
The forecast calls for mostly fair conditions through Tuesday with a cloudy start today. Cooler tonight, with Phoenix reaching around 92 degrees and a high of 94 later. Tuesday’s low near 67. Precipitation data covers the 24 hours ending at 4 am.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Little Bo Peep Lost Sheep At Fort Huachuca
At Fort Huachuca two sheep used in an Army Hospital serum project remain at the post veterinarian. Officials seek authority to dispose of or repurpose the livestock while noting they are property of the U S government. The animals currently eat sleep and avoid needles as a corral joke unfolds.
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Fort Huachuca
Fort Huachuca Army Hospital
U.S. Army Electronic Proving Ground
Ishly
United State Government
Uncle Sam
Riley
U N General Sack for Hammarskjold Successor Depicted
A three member troika would choose the next secretary general as the UN Charter lacks a direct line for immediate replacement. The Security Council with veto power would recommend to the General Assembly. The Albertina plane carried Swedish pilot Captain Hallonquist and three American UN staff members Dr H A Weischoff William Ranallo and Vladmir Fabry.
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U.N
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Security Council
Russia
United Nations
Dr. H. A. Weischoff
William Ranallo
Vladmir Fabry
U.S
Scottsdale Soroptimist Luncheon Set With Police Speaker
Reservations must be made by tonight for the Scottsdale Soroptimist Club luncheon tomorrow at noon. The event at the clubhouse 51 W First Ave features speaker Buster Shaver Scottsdale Police Department chief investigator and a program on safety.
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Scottsdale Soroptimist Club
First Ave
Sam Standish
Buster Shaver
Scottsdale Police Department
Storms Taper Off With More Rain Expected
Thunderstorm activity in Arizona eased today after heavy showers in Flagstaff and towns such as Cottonwood Winslow and Cordes Junction. Rain totals included Flagstaff 1.23 inches Cottonwood 0.98 and Winslow 0.62 with brief showers at Grand Canyon and Prescott Airport. A new surge of moist air was forecast to bring renewed rain by week’s end.
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Brownsville
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Denver
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
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Helena
Kansas City
Miami
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
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Oklahoma City
Palm Springs
Pittsburgh
Red Bluff
Reno
Sacramento
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San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Stockton
Thermal
Washington
Cottonwood
Doulas
Flagstaff
Ft. Huachuca
Gila Bend
Globe
Grand Canyon
Kingman
Maverick
cNary
Payson Phoenix
Prescott
Tucson
Winslow
Uma
United Press International
Arizona
Cordes Junction
Castro Exiles Catholic Bishop and 135 Priests from Cuba
In Havana the Castro regime exiled Roman Catholic Bishop Eduardo Boza Masvidal and 135 priests, including 46 Cubans and many Spaniards. They were shipped Sunday on the Covadonga to Spain after police escorted the bishop onto the ship before its noon departure amid protests outside the Church of Our Lady of Charity.
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Havana
UPIC
Fidel Castro
Eduardo Boza Masvidal
Covadonga
Spain
Church of Our Lady of Charity
Punished Child Strangles On Wire: Couple Is Jailed
In California, Carolyn Page died after foster parents Clarence Van Buren and Ruth Van Buren bound her with TV antenna wire as punishment for a rock throw at her brother. They confessed disposing of the body near La Mirada and described the choking injury while she tried to free herself from the wire.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Carolyn Page
Carolyn
la Jolla
Calif
Clarence van Buren
Ruth
Glenn
van Burens
Allen Lee
Allen
Wenatchee
Wash
la Mirada
van Buren
Los Angeles County
Man Found Dead At Home In Phoenix
Richard M. Elias Jr. aged 41 of 705 West Oak Street was found dead in his home yesterday from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Family said he was despondent over his business Ricard o Mex Food Store in Phoenix. Funeral arrangements are pending at Whitney and Murphy chapel in Phoenix.
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Richard M. Elias Jr
W. Oak St
Ricardo Mex
Phoenix
Whitney and Murphy Chapel
Scottsdale Library Issues 500 New Cards In August
Nearly 500 new borrowers took out cards at the Scottsdale Public Library, reaching 9,396 card holders by August 31. Local ownership totals include 10,092 books owned and 3,000 on loan from Maricopa County Library, with 201 books donated that month. Adult borrowers checked out 5,383 books and children’s 6,152, while volunteers logged 833 hours.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Maricopa County
Staples Super Save Drugs Plans Bulk Sale to Ohio Firm
Under the Bulk Sales Act of Arizona Staples Super Save Drugs Inc of Scottsdale intends to sell substantially all stock of goods and equipment to Superex Drugs of Arizona Inc, an Ohio company. Sale to close by September 23, 1961 with creditors to file claims by that date.
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Arizona
Staples Super Save Drugs, Inc
South Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Staples Super Save Drugs
Superex Drugs of Arizona, Inc
Ohio
D. Kelly Turner
Earl Staples
State OF
Maricopa
Registration Extends At ASU Through Monday In Tempe
ASU Tempe class registration continues to 4 p.m. next Monday after a record early enrollment at 7 40 a.m. Alfred Thomas Jr registrar says late registrants should collect materials from his office open to 4 p.m. except Saturday noon. Night class registration runs 6 to 8 p.m. tonight through Thursday with no late fee for those hours. day students may not register at night.
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Arizona State University
Tempe
Alfred Thomas Jr
ASU
Fires and a Rescue Occupy Scottsdale Station
Scotts dale fire Crews tackled three weekend incidents including two trash fires behind a feed company at 250 S Scottsdale Rd and near the Ramada Inn. An electrical transformer fault at 6444 N 63rd St caused $15 in damage. A dog was rescued from the Arizona canal near Scottsdale and Camelback, wet and exhausted.
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Arizona Canal
Scottsdale
Feed Company
S. Scottsdale Rd
Ramada Inn
Paul R. Hoffman
N. 63Rd Street
Turks Hang Former Premier Menderes
In Istanbul the military regime executed former Prime Minister Adnan Menderes despite pleas for clemency from Turkish leaders and foreign friends and allies of the regime.
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Menderes
Istanbul
UPI
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Discoverer XXXI Satellite Orbits Earth in 18 000 mph Flight
Vandenberg AFB Calif UPI The 21st Discoverer satellite to reach orbit circled the globe at about 18000 miles per hour after being fired Sunday The Air Force said the mission aims to study radiation in outer space A nose cone capsule carries instruments detachs in four days by ground radio signal Recovery planes surface ships hunt the capsule in the Pacific near Hawaii Eight capsules have been recovered so far in the program.
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Vandenberg Afb
Calif
UPI
Air Force
Pacific
Hawaii
Kennedy sorrow on Hammarskjold death shocks world
President Kennedy voiced profound sorrow over the death of U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold in an African plane crash. He praised Hammarskjold's courage under attack and noted global sympathy from millions of people. Congress feared Soviet use of the crisis to push a troika system or dilute the secretary general’s power.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
World Organization
White House
Hammarskjold
Russia
Congress
Barry Goldwater Ordered to Rest for Back Ailment
Senator Barry Goldwater was ordered to spend the day in bed to aid recovery from a recurring back ailment. Relatives said the condition has plagued him for years and can flare up, though he planned to deliver a speech at the Odd Fellows Convention tonight. More than 306 delegates are attending the national convention in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
UPS
Barry Goldwater
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JFK
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Sherman Cooper
Congo
Barry
Redwood
Eastside Fence CO
Daywood
Agency
Gene Allen
Realty
Scottsdale RD
Teel
Whitney
Good Housekeeping
J. H. Welsh & Son
Lakeland Development Co., Inc
E. Washington
W. Main
Bill Stewart
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