New Site Sought for Valley Community Hospital
Valley Community Hospital directors said they have considered for some time a site adjacent to the $11.3 million County Hospital in Panam Park. Board members John Pritzlaff and Guy Wilson confirmed a published statement by board President Roland Feltman that the County Hospital site was under consideration for the $3 million community hospital. This marked the first public announcement that the board was exploring a site other than the 10 acre location at Hayden and McDowell Roads.
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Guy Wilson
Roland Feltman
Hayden and
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Milton Gan
Community Council
Gan
County Hospital
Valley Hospital
Public County Hospital
The
Baptist Hospital Association
Wilson
Pritzlaff
Hospital District
Scottsdale
Feltman
New York Dailies End 114 Day Paper Strike
Photoengravers approved a contract ending a 114 day walkout with a 213 104 vote, enabling Giants high speed presses to roll. Major NYC papers like World Telegram Sun Journal American and Long Island papers resumed editions as officials hailed recovery with optimistic headlines.
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New York
UPI
New York City
World-Telegram & Sun
Journal-American
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Press
The
New York Mirror
Natalie Wood
U S Urges Flexible Talks on Nuclear Test Ban
The United States pressed the Soviet Union at Geneva to open real negotiations on a nuclear test ban based on a flexible policing plan. Russia refused unless terms match Soviet preferences, insisting on limited inspections. Tsarapkin cited progress in detecting blasts, while Rusk and Humphrey noted advances in verification.
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UPI
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U. S
Charles C. Stelle
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
The Progress backs Camelback Mountain casino plan
The Casino The Progress endorses a proposed casino atop Camelback Mountain in a Page 4 editorial urging support. The piece argues for economic benefits and regional appeal, framing the project as a catalyst for tourism and growth.
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Camelback Mountain
Tax meet on tax equalization in Scottsdale open to public
Tax equalization will be discussed at 8 tonight in the Scottsdale High cafeteria at a public meeting sponsored by the Arizona Homeowners Association. Rep Don Reese will speak on the new tax law while association reps explain plans to assess homes at the same rate as businesses.
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Arizona Homeowners Association
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Don Reese
Maricopa
Quakes Hit Iran Causing Deaths and Destruction
Two earthquakes struck remote parts of Iran over two days. In Hendojan a first report said at least four killed, two injured and more than 100 houses destroyed. Esfarayen region quake lacked details as communications remained poor. Food and medical aid rushed to affected areas.
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Iran
UPI
The
Red Lion and Sun Society
Order of the Red Cross
Hendojan
Illinois birth control plan for mothers on relief
IPAC began funding birth control for relief mothers while legislative action stalls. Court battles loom as Daley allies threaten injunctions. Critics call it subsidizing illicit sex. supporters say it aids poor families and prevents unwanted births. Governor Kerner backs the program in principle.
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UPI
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IPAC
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Richard J. Daley
Benjamin S. Adamowski
Daley
Arnold H. Maremont
Maremont
NAACP Pickets Walker and Hargis at Phoenix event
More than twenty NAACP members picketed the Phoenix Shrine Auditorium during Gen. Edwin A. Walker and Billy James Hargis on their Operation Midnight Ride tour. Walker attacked Kennedy and both parties, while Hargis criticized NAACP, saying they misrepresent African Americans.
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Edwin A. Walker
Billy James Hargis
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Kennedy
Hargis
Christian Crusade
Legislature Split On Budget Across Arizona Institutions
A joint conference committee was to be named to bridge a bitter split over capital outlay bills for state institutions. The Legislature faced a $3.8 million House cut as Senate and House clashed over funding and tax rates. Gov. Fannin may call a special session on Salt River Project tax status as a 15 member panel studies the APS dispute.
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UPI
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Senate
Paul Fannin
Salt River
Arizona Public Service Co
Legislature Scrambles Over School Equalization Plan
Governor Fannin and staff meet with lawmakers to forge a recommendation as the House debates third reading on a school equalization package. The package ties two bills and a resolution with a five cent cigarette tax increase and other tobacco taxes to fund district needs.
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House
Neutrality Laws to Be Enforced Against Cuban Raids
The United States announces intensified measures to prevent raids by anti Castro refugees launched from American territory targeting Soviet ships and other targets in Cuba.
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UPI
United States
Cuba
State and Justice Departments
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Coast Guard and Customs Service
Puerto Rico
Baku
Caibarien
Exiles Declare War on Communist Shipping From Mexico
Miami reports a new Cuban underground group the Freedom Fighter Commandos issues a declaration of war on Communist ships entering or leaving Cuba Several spokesmen say the commandos will operate from Mexico but will not launch operations from U S territory The United States says raids are not launched from U S soil and pledges intensified investigations
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UPI
Cuba
United States
Freedom Fighter Commandos
Mexico
U.S
Guatemala Names Cabinet After Bloodless Coup
Army strong man Col. Enrique Peralta Azurdia named a cabinet to govern Guatemala after a palace coup. Alberto Herrarte becomes foreign minister and Col. Luis Maximiliano Serrano Corzo takes the interior post. Peralta suspended the constitution, dismissed the National Assembly, and banned political parties as tanks and air force planes were seen in the capital. Ydigoras and his wife left the country for political asylum in Nicaragua.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
UPI
Enrique Peralta Azurdia
Alberto Herrarte
Interior
Luis Maximiliano Serrano Corzo
Jorge Lucas Caballero
Peralta
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Ydigoras
Nicaragua
Central America
Weather and security notes with Cuba exile tensions
Weather today and tomorrow shows sun and clouds with gusty winds and cooler highs about 80 today and 73 tomorrow. A Miami based exile flock reports anti Monroe Doctrine critique as U S crackdown on raids against Cuba draws immigration scrutiny and travel restrictions.
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Maj
Lievez
Commandos -F
Miami
U.S
Fidel Castro
Luis Conte Aguero
Cuba
Investment guidance column runs daily in Scottsdale Daily Progress
The Scottsdale Daily Progress presents a reader advisory column on page 2 offering expert help with investment programs and personal money management. The feature promises straightforward, practical guidance for readers seeking to optimize their finances.
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