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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1961

Page

5

LeMay Claims Air Strength at Peak Readiness

Gen Curtis LeMay Air Force chief of staff tells the Air Force Association convention that the nation’s air power is at an all time peak in combat readiness. He rejects critics favoring missiles over bombers and emphasizes a proven system unless a better option exists.

Philadelphia API Curtis E. LeMay Air Force LeMay Air Force Associat Col Barney Oldfield

Farms Must Pay New Wage Scale

Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg rules farms supplying to the government under contract must pay workers 1.15 dollars per hour under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The lengthy charter excerpts discuss continuance of city offices and agencies, transfers of records, contracts, pending actions, and amendments, dated Scottsdale Arizona in 1961 with multiple signatories and publication dates September 9 to October 5, 1961.

Washington UPI Arthur J. Goldberg

Scientists foresee record fallout from Soviet tests this spring

Washington scientists say most long lasting radioactive fallout from Soviet atomic tests will settle on earth over four months starting February. The 1959 March to June rate remains the high mark. strontium-90 and cesium-137 pose cancer and reproductive risks, especially to children drinking milk.

Washington UPI Lester Machta The Weather Bureau Russia United States

Catholic Priest to Speak on Communist Infiltration Tactics

The Rev. Andrei Urusov S J will address “Psycho logical Tactics of Communist In filtration” at 8 p m Monday in Osborn School Phoenix under the Anti Communist Education Movement led by Col George K Rubel The speaker born in Moscow fled to France and later aided Russian refugees in China and the United States

Russia Osborn School Phoenix Anti-Communist Education Movement Col George K. Rubel Andrei Urusov, S.J Moscow France Rome Shanghai China

Kennedy seeks 2.5 billion for national forest recreation

President Kennedy asks Congress for a 10 year plan to build 28 000 new campgrounds 283 000 picnic sites and 4 000 other recreational facilities in national forests. The program would also complete 2 160 approved sites and develop museums trails amphitheaters and information centers.

Washington UPI Kennedy Congress Senate House Agriculture Department

Alaskan Wilderness Survivor Leaves Hospital for Home

William C. Waters a 42 year old Erlanger Kentucky tourist who survived ten weeks in the Alaska wilderness was discharged from St Joseph Hospital and plans to depart for home Waters lost about 90 pounds during the ordeal but has regained weight and doctors say he is in good shape and eager to return to work Woody Poe a friend from Erlanger flew in Thursday to drive Waters car down the Alaska Highway

Fairbanks Alaska UPI William C. Waters Erlanger St. Joseph Hospital Woody Poe Alaska Highway Waters

Eisenhowers Open New York Social Season Aboard Nieuw Amsterdam

Former President Eisenhower and Mamie head a charity cruise aboard the Holland America Nieuw Amsterdam near Ambrose Lightship. The couple won 135.50 in gambling and Mamie chose a portable typewriter and matching luggage with funds raised for the New York City Cancer Committee.

New York UPS Hisenhower New York City Cancer Committee Nieuw Ike Mamie

Marion Davies In Critical Condition At Cedars of Lebanon

Hollywood star Marion Davies, 64, remained in critical condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Doctors say she hasn’t got long to live after last rites, with a June operation for malignant osteomyelitis and a recent fall causing a leg fracture.

Hollywood UPI Marion Davis Cedars of Lebanon

Ranch Plans Do Not Involve Local Restaurant

James R. Baker says the LaRue Restaurant at 7101 FE. Lincoln is not part of expansion plans for the Diamond Lazy K. Guest Ranch at the same address. He notes Valley Catering Corp. leases the restaurant but operates independently from the guest ranch.

Lincoln James R. Baker Baker Scottsdale Valley Catering Corp Guest Ranch

Savings Bond Sales Rise in Arizona

John H. Brahm said Arizona August sales of U S Savings Bonds totaled 1 813654 and that year to date sales reached 15 52 975 or 70 1 percent of the 196 quota. He noted an 825246 rise over last year as buyers seek a riskless investment.

U.S Arizona John H. Brahm Brahm

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