Berlin Berlin Berlin Stakes and Diplomatic Caution
Washington reports indicate no real progress after talks between U SSecretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on Berlin. U S officials warn against raising public hope, stressing Berlin as a vital dispute line in the nuclear era and the risk of miscalculation in a confrontation zone.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Geneva
Kennedy
Berlin
Gramyke
State’ Department
Russia
United States
Scottsdale Girls Honored At Tea
Sanda Lou Button and Karen Ann Perona, University of Arizona freshmen from Scottsdale, were guests of Dr. Richard A. Harvill at a tea honoring Marshall Foundation Scholarships for Arizona Women. Certificates of merit were distributed to the Marshall Scholars. Misa Button and Miss Perona are 1961 Scottsdale high school graduates enrolled in the UA College of Liberal Arts.
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Sanda Lou Button
Karen Ann Perona
University of Arizona
Scottsdale
Richard A. Harvill
Marshall Foundation
Arizona
Marshall
Misa Button
James Button
Camelback
Miss Perona
John Pérona
Scottsdale High School
UA College of Liberal Arts
Soldier's Parents Seek Help From Kennedy Over Army Stockade
The parents of Private Bennis Owen, in Seadrift Texas, appeal to President Kennedy after Owen received six months in a stockade for criticizing a general. They allege he was made a scapegoat to discipline troops and note Owen, a Reservist in the 49th Texas Armored Division, was punished with a $50 monthly pay loss. The case stems from his objection to an order by Maj. Gen. Harley B. West during heightened Berlin crisis tensions.
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Seadrift
Tex
UPI
Bennis Owen
Kennedy
Paul Owen
49Th Texas Armored Division
Owen
Ft. Polk
Harley B. West
Berlin
West
City Salaries Increased by City Council Vote
The city council approved higher salaries for the mayor and six council members. The mayor will earn 1200 dollars yearly, up from 800, while councilmen rise to 600 from 400. The measure passed by the new administration before taking oaths, with Bill Schrader sworn in as mayor and six council members administered their oaths by City Clerk Dorothy Ketchum.
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Bill Schrader
Dorothy Ketchum
George Caywood
Boyd Parker
Thomas H. Hunter
John Woudensberg
Trent C. Meacham
School Board Approves Summer Recreation Program
The Scottsdale School Board approved a contract for a summer recreation program in 10 Scottsdale Schools. Two supervisors will be employed at each school from June 11 to August 10. Schools include Hohokam Sotoma Navajo Pima Supai Tonola Yavapai and Scottsdale High School.
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Scottsdale
Pima
Supai
Tonola
Yavapai
Scottsdale High School
Everingham to speak on Communism Friday at Westward Ho
Harry T. Everingham of Chicago known for Everyman's Problem will discuss Communist threats to the U S Cuba Brazil Panama and Mexico at 8 p m Friday in the Thunderbird Room Hotel Westward Ho He will address anti Communist measures in the U S Kennedy era and how patriots can unite to stop socialism. He will also host a statewide conference to combat Communism Saturday from 1 to 5 p m.
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Harry T. Everingham
Chicago
Hotel
Westward Ho
Everingham
We, the Peoples
U.S
Cuba
Brazil
Panama
Mexico
Kennedy
America
Local Resident Purchases Scottsdale Land Near Indian School Road
Local resident buys nearly a block of vacant land north of Indian School Road on Marshall Street and Third Avenue in Scottsdale. Louis D. Mlann of Lou Mann & Associates says the sale, previously held by six owners, includes the Third Avenue and Marshall Street corner and sits beside the Third Avenue West Building. The Trader Vic’s restaurant and the Wax Museum are nearby. no immediate development plans are announced.
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Scottsdale
Indian School Road
Marshall Street
Third Avenue
Louis D. Mlann
Lou Mann & Associates
Third Avenue West
Trader Vic's
Fifth Avenue
Wax Museum
Mann
Motorist Cited On Four Charges
Police Tuesday night arrested motorist Douglas Doyle 133 of 449 W Lewis for four charges including drunken driving reckless driving and driving without a license He was picked up at Orange and Thomas and charged with improper turns and other offenses.
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Douglas Doyle
W. Lewis
Orange and
Thomas
Doyle
Death or 20 Year Terms Demanded in Cuban Trial
In Havana UPI reports a five man court martial in Cuba demanded death or 20 year terms for 1,179 invaders captured after last April's abortive invasion. Prosecutor Santiago Cubas Fernandez urged punishment reflecting their crimes. Defense attorney Antonio Cejas argued for a fair verdict aiming to peace. The closing session lasted 3 hours 10 minutes, the shortest since the trial began.
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Celas
U.S. Pushes Nuclear Production Freeze at Disarmament Conference
Chief U. S. delegate Arthur H. Dean urged the General Disarmament Conference to halt stockpiles and production of plutonium and uranium for warheads and to transfer 50 000 kilograms of fissionable material to an international agency for peaceful use. He pressed for a freeze on ownership of nuclear weapons and said new atmospheric tests may be needed, citing disputes over detection by U S and British devices.
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U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
United States
Britain
Joseph Godber
Cinderella Play Finale at Stagebrush Theatre Saturday
The Scottsdale Childrens Theatre presents the final Cinderella production at 2 30 p m Saturday in the Stagebrush Theatre 315 East Second St The cast led by Mrs Barbara Stegemeier has created an enchanting show Parents are urged to bring children to the final performance Footlight Parents furnished refreshments and aided in direction props and production The Lottsdale Players courtesy hosted all shows at Stagebrush Theatre
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Scottsdale
Udall Outlines Lake Powell Filling Plan
Secretary Udall outlined the policy for filling Lake Powell as Glen Canyon Dam creates Lake Powell in northern Arizona. The plan aims to restore reservoir operation quickly while honoring existing water contracts and coordinating Glen Canyon with Hoover Dam for power and energy output.
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Washington
UPI
Taterlor Stewart L. Udall
Colorado River
Lake Powell
Glen Canyon
Nopy Umer
Arizona
Udall
United States
Hoover Dam
Upper
Upper Basin
Hoover
Parks Department Kicks Off Spring Series in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department announces a Tuesday morning spring series directed by Clarence R. Alien. The first talk by Jack Armstrong of Arizona Public Service covers Grow Young Along with Me at 9:30 in the Municipal Bath House meeting room. Public admission is free.
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Scottsdale
Second St
Arizona Public Service
Salt River Project
Eleanor Russell
Home Service
Scottsdale Police Seek Applicants for Patrolmen
Scottsdale police are accepting applications for patrolmen from today through April 11. Applicants must be 23 to 33 years old, at least five feet nine inches tall with a minimum weight of 160 pounds, and hold a high school diploma or equivalent.
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Scottsdale
Residerit Dies Of Heart Attack At Home Dinner
Police report Thomas Fuhre mann died of a heart attack while eating dinner at his residence Tuesday night. The case is being investigated as a natural death and the exact time of death is pending.
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Thomas
Fuhremann
Italian press cools on Liz Taylor Cleopatra coverage
Rome reports show Italian tabloids growing weary of Elizabeth Taylor's off set life with Richard Burton during Cleopatra filming. Burton kept working through a banquet scene as Liz faced renewed scrutiny over marriages and personal drama amid mixed reviews from magazines and papers.
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Rome
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Cinecitta
Richard Burton
Crgee 15
20Th Century-Fox
Miss Cases
Burton
Marc Antony
Cleopatra
Lalian’ Press
Miss“Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Theo
Lo Spiecchio
Miss Taylor
Liz
Holly
Giornale d'Italia
Taylor
Sybil Williams
Syria Junta Claims Victory After Aleppo Coup Attempt
In Damascus the ruling military junta says it has full control after staving off a pro Nasser revolt staged by officers in Aleppo a week ago The central army command reports allegiance restored and normal conditions in Aleppo though few details of a Homs conference principles are disclosed The coup leaders are said to be under arrest.
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Damascus
Syria
UPT
Aleppo
Central Army Command
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.A.R
Homs
Petitions Call for Immediate Sewage Action City Council
Petitions bearing 500 names from homeowners in the New Papago Parkway subdivision were presented to the city council seeking prompt action on the sewage disposal problem. Signers live east of Scottsdale Road and south of McDowell in the vicinity of the current plant.
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Papago Parkway
Scottsdale Rd
McDowell
Marston property rezoning tabled again by council
The city council tabled for the third time the rezoning of the Marston property on Hayden and McDowell Rds. The proposal, approved by the planning and zoning commission, is scheduled to be on the agenda for next Tuesday’s meeting.
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City’ Council
Marston
Hayden and
McDowell Rds
Planning” and ‘Zoning Commission
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