Khrushchev Offers Talks to Ease Cold War Tension
Soviet Premier Khrushchev stated Russia is ready to negotiate with allied states at any time and place to hasten international talks. He warned that Western military preparations intensify the threat of war and urged recognition of East and West Germany and their UN admission. He wrote to Nehru and other neutral leaders after Belgrade.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Khrushchev
Jawharlal Nehru
Belgrade
Subscription Contest Enters Closing Period
The Scottsdale Daily Progress invites readers to buy a one year subscription for $10 as the Everybody Wins contest nears its noon Wednesday deadline. Top prizes total thousands of dollars with first prize over $1,800 ahead of second and more than $2,200 ahead of third, prompting keen final bids from contenders.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Reader
Daily Progress
Contract Let For Post Office Branch Here
A contract for the Scottsdale branch post office was let in Washington to Mardian Construction Company of Phoenix. It will buy land between 75th and 76th streets north of McDowell Road, lease to the Post Office Department at 10 920 yearly for 10 years, with construction to start in about 45 days and finish by mid summer next year. The building will be concrete block with native stone, 5 442 square feet, a loading platform, and parking for 40 cars plus postal vehicle maneuvering space requiring 9 560 square feet paving.
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Scottsdale
Washington
Mardian Construction Company of
Phoenix
Carl Hayden
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Mardian
75Th
76Th Streets
McDowell Road
Post Office Department
Department
D. A. Nordeen
Khrushchev Warns Berlin War Could Trigger Atomic World Catastrophe
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned that any war over Berlin would cause an atomic world catastrophe and urged a German peace treaty. He called Western threats unacceptable and urged West Berlin to become a free neutral city to ease tensions. East German press blamed Paar show and border crowd disturbances for border shifts.
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Berlin
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Jack Paar
Reds
Germany
West Berlin
Baluba Tribesmen Storm Elisabethville for Food
Hundreds of hunger driven Baluba tribesmen stormed Elisabethville seeking food as police dispersed them. Reports said whites were injured and a girl kidnapped while refugees faced food shortages at a nearby camp. U.N. forces airlifted supplies while Katangese authorities warned of renewed fighting if cease fire collapses.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
The
Congo
UPI
Baluba
U.N
Tribe Cautions of Fast Buck Talks on Salt River Reservation
Indians on the Salt River Reservation distrust white promoters who promise riches for their land delaying urban development. Tribal chairman Burgess Burke cites mistrust as the main obstacle to redevelopment as developers seek about 7000 acres bounded by Pima Road Arizona Canal and McDowell Road. Interior appointee Bill King notes locals know development poses questions about land rights and planning.
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Salt River Reservation
Scottsdale
Burgess Burke
Burke
Pima Road
Arizona Canal
McDowell Road
Pima
Bill King
Interior
Stewart Udall
Salt River
Vernon Smith
Kennedy Flies to Cape Cod for 10 Day Absence
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy flew to Hyannisport Massachusetts to begin a ten day absence from Washington. The presidential plane landed at Otis Air Force Base amid windy drizzly post hurricane weather.
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Hyannisport
Mass
UPI
Kennedy
Washington
Otis Air Force Base
Algerian Police Report Seven Dead in Anti-Government Violence
In Algiers seven people were killed and 37 wounded as anti-government violence surged since last night. In Washington the UPI reports the Soviet Union detonated its 15th nuclear device in the atmosphere since September 1.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Washington
Soviet Union
Interim Secretary To Replace Day Asked By Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged immediate appointment of an interim UN secretary general to fill Hammarskjold’s void and keep the United Nations from drifting. A 13 nation group eyed an interim administrator to lead until a permanent choice is made amid Cold War tensions with the Soviet proposal for a three nation presidium.
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Day
Rusk
New York
UPI
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Gromyko
United States
United Nations Assembly
Organization
Congo
Middle East
Assembly
Security Council
Scottsdale Girls' Club Moves to New Scottsdale Home
The Scottsdale Girls' Club signs a lease for a new home at Miller and Osborn Roads near Harold Kennedy property to house a 300 plus member group. A barn will be theater and craft space, a shed becomes ceramics workshop, with a Wingfoot house serving as caretakers’ residence. The move comes as the club, organized in 1960 by Dr. John Martin III and sponsored by the Civitan Club, shifts from temporary digs donated by the Soroptimist Club to permanent quarters. use begins October 2.
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Scottsdale Girls’ Club
Miller and Osborn Roads
Harold Kennedy
John Martin III
Scottsdale Civitan Club
Steve Bridge
West First Avenue
Scottsdale Soroptimist Club
Scottsdalian Reports Building Wages Net $200 Million
Scottsdalian will tell the Phoenix Association of Home Builders that last year’s construction boosted the area’s economy with more than 200 million dollars in wages. Dick Searles, realtor, will speak at the Ladies Night dinner at Phoenix Country Club opening National Home Week observances.
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Scottsdalian
Phoenix Association of Home Builders
Dick Searles
Association
Phoenix Country Club
Searles
Detroit
Dallas
Denver
Cleveland
William Blackwell
Honolulu
National Association of Home Builders
Frank Knoell Jr
The
Phoenix Sociation
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