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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1961

Page

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Scottsdale appoints Carl Roe and Roy Petsch city attorneys

The Scottsdale city council appointed the law firm of Carl Roe and Roy R. Petsch as city attorneys to succeed George Long who resigned effective Feb 28. Roe and Petsch will be paid a monthly $800 retainer plus extra fees for superior and supreme court appearances with magistrate court work under the retainer. Both bring extensive trial experience and municipal law knowledge.

Scottsdale Law Firm Carl Roe Roy R. Petsch George Long Long Bob McNutt Song Supreme Court Roe Scottsdale Petsch First St McNutt Tennessee Memphis State University Baylor University Texas

Arcadia Annexation Battle Plays Out In Court

Scottsdale officials rushed between city annexation hearings and court dates to defend their claimed Arcadia area between 68th and 64th streets north of the Arizona Canal. The dispute tied up local officials as Phoenix took a new legal step today.

Scottsdale Boosters Arcadia City Hall Phoenix Bob McNutt Jack Evans Greater Scottsdale-owned Bend Water. Co

Phoenix Accuses Arcadia Annexation as City Presses Outreach

An unsigned editorial denounces Phoenix Mayor Sam Marchan and city officials over an attempted annexation of Arcadia land between East 62nd and 64th streets. The piece accuses Phoenix of political maneuvering to block Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, noting Arcadia residents and Paradise Valley opposition. It highlights petitions showing Arcadia majority valuation favoring Scottsdale and warns of ongoing legal battles and potential court actions over the Arcadia annexation.

Phoenix Arcadia East 62Nd 64Th Streets Mardian East 34Th Arcadia Citizens Committee Scottsdale Paradise Valley Daily Progress Sam Marcian

Scottsdale Council weighs what is Western in town

The Scottsdale City Council will hold a special meeting at 8 p.m. at city hall with the board of architecture to settle what constitutes Western in The West's Most Western Town. Members reviewed plans for a dental clinic on 82nd Street, a beauty shop and office in Western Park, a craftsman office in Craftsman's Court, and a development office with a bank in Winfield Scott.

West City Board of Architecture Scottsdale Hall Board of Architecture and Architects 82Nd Street Indian School Road Western Park Craftsman’s Court Winfield Scott

Americans in Cuban jails face hunger and denied medicine

UPI reports the State Department says 23 Americans in Cuban jails are underfed and denied medicines. Swiss and Red Cross diplomats cannot access prisoners. The condition worsened after relations broke on January 3, with two released Americans recounting weight loss.

Washington UPI State Department United States Fidel Castro A. Department Miami Linden Blue Denver Donald Swenson Toronto Cuba Key Managua Nicaragua Reap

JFK and Macmillan Press for Stronger NATO Ties

President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Macmillan vow closer NATO cooperation to counter Soviet threats on political economic and military fronts. They seek coordinated strategy on Laos disarmament Berlin and the Congo while aiming for a cease fire in Laos and a 14 nation political conference. The leaders plan a second White House meeting aboard the Honey Fitz on the Potomac.

Washington UPD Kennedy Macmillan NATO White House Russia Berlin Germany Congo Laos Honey Fitz Potomac River

Possible Jury Deadlock in Finch and Trego​ff Case

In Los Angeles a jury again fails to reach a verdict on whether Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Trego​ff should live or die. Deliberations total seven hours over two days without sentencing agreement for the convicted murderers who killed the doctor's wife.

Los Angeles UPS

Brady to Lead Arcadia High as Principal in June

Hil Brady will become principal of Arcadia High School in Scottsdale, taking over June 1 at a salary of 9000 dollars. Superintendent John I. Ashe announced plans for Coronado High School staff, naming Theo Heap athletic director and basketball coach, Ed Anderson football leader, and assistants Ron Wunderly and Earl Burrows. Brady, native to Arizona, has been with the Scottsdale school system since 1955, coming from Mesa High.

Hil Brady Arcadia High School Scottsdale John I. Ashe hg _ Ashe Coronado High Scottsdale High Arcadia Brady Dr. Ashe Scotts Tucson Theo Heap Coronado Ed Anderson ASU North Phoenix Chandler Ron Wunderly Earl Burrows Ken Clinkingbeard Heap Ashe

Fire Destroys Home on Salt River Reservation and More

Fire reports in Scottsdale area cause over 7500 dollars in damage to two homes. The Enos five room house on Mormon Church Road was destroyed with five rooms collapsed. Betty Shoyer’s home at 7043 East Oak sustained bedroom closet fire damage and widespread smoke and heat damage. Fire crews also responded twice to a grass and trash fire on East Main Street.

Scottsdale Area Andy Enos Salt River Reservation Mormon Church Road Betty Shoyer E Oak East Main St

Russia Drops RB47 Incident at United Nations

United Nations records show Russia withdrew its demand for action against the United States over the RB47 reconnaissance plane downed last July. Ambassador Zorin said the issue is removed from the General Assembly agenda while seeking no strings on Japan’s concerns. Deputy U.S. envoy Yost welcomed the move but noted Hungary and Tibet matters remain separate.

United Nations N.Y UPI Russia United States Barents Sea Valerian A. Zorin General Assembly Hungary Tibet Zorin U.S Kennedy U. S Soviet Union Charles W. Yost

Compromise Laos Truce Near Reported by Sources

Western observers and diplomatic sources say Russia and Britain may have agreed in principle on a cease-fire in Laos and a conference to settle the crisis. An outline formula between Laotian cease-fire proposals is reportedly being drafted for possible approval by Prime Minister Macmillan and President Kennedy.

Moscow UPI Russia Britain Laos Frank Roberts Georgi Pushkin Harold Macmillan Kennedy Washington China

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