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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1964

Page

6

Bill Schrader resigns as Scottsdale mayor after two years

Mayor Schrader calls his last council meeting and outlines two years of progress including annexation boundary settlements with Phoenix, a new refuse collection system saving about 100000 dollars yearly, and a 75 million sewer plan bond. He endorses higher salaries for city leaders and plans active local government work.

Schrader Citizens Advisory Committee

Memorial Tributes From Three Faiths For General MacArthur

In New York a simple armory service honored General Douglas MacArthur with his wife and son present. Catholic Cardinal Spellman, Episcopal Bishop Horace Donegan, and Rabbi Max Schenk spoke, portraying his life as service, courage, and patriotism.

New York Gen Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Cardinal Spellman Horace Donegan Episcopal Max Schenk The

Lawford couple barred from luxury New York coop

A five member board rejected actor Peter Lawford and his wife Patricia Kennedy from buying a 16 room unit at a 15 story East 72nd Street cooperative. The board's decision followed opposition to Lawford's acting career and Kennedy's Democrat politics. A City Commission on Human Rights official said the board may lawfully bar applicants based on other factors. The building houses prominent Christian and Jewish families and units cost well over 100000 dollars.

New York UPI Peter Lawford Patricia Kennedy John F. Kennedy Lawton Charles Amory Lawfords City Commission On Human Rights Apartment Board Stanley H. Lowell Commission Amory i East 72Nd Street

Indictment Fixes Prices in Major Steel Firms

Eight steel companies and two officials face federal charges for conspiring to fix prices in the $3.6 billion carbon steel sector. The case stems from meetings at New York hotels and centers on adding “extras” to orders rather than base prices.

New York Kennedy Atty Robert Kennedy New York City U. S. Steel Bethlehem ,Steel Jones and Laughlin National Great Washington UPI John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Biltmore Sheraton Pittsburgh Steel Co Granite City Steel Co Wemerinn

Claim Settled By City

A civil service board hearing for employee Callan Zamizla, a former draftsman in the planning department, was canceled after he received 1152 dollars for accumulated vacation pay overtime and salary through March 31.

Civil Service Board Callan Zamizla George Fretz

Clayton Pleads Innocent in City Council Altercation

City Councilman Bill Clayton pleaded innocent in Tempe City Court to a charge of simple assault stemming from a confrontation at a council meeting last week. He was released on his own recognizance after allegedly punching Francis O Keefe, with the case transferred from Scottsdale to Tempe and no trial date set.

Bill Clayton Tempe Joseph Meier Clayton Asault Francis O'Keefe N. 6 Nd St O’keefe Scottsdale Tom Felke

Scottsdale Policeman's Ball Tickets Go On Sale

Police Chief Walter Nemetz announces tickets for Scottsdale's annual Policeman's Ball at the police department and Chamber of Commerce. The $5 per couple donation covers dancing entertainment and door prizes for the May 9 event at Paradise Inn 6150 East Camelback Road. Dress is semi formal.

Scottsdale Police Department Chamber of Commerce Walter Nemetz Paradise Inn Camelback Rd

Arizona Senate estimates half million cost for impeachment trial

The Arizona Senate, after a House charges list impeaching two corporation commissioners, estimated a $500000 special appropriation for the trial of A P Jack Burgard and G T Eddie Williams Jr. The plan includes a $50 daily pay for senators and a trial lasting three to six weeks with funds returned if unspent.

Phoenix UPI House Senate A.P Jack) Bugard G.T Eddie) Williams Jr Attorney General Office Arizona

Turkey Warns Greece Over Cyprus Threats

Turkey warned Greece it would land an expeditionary force on Cyprus if attacks on Turkish troops occur by Greek Cypriots. The note, delivered in Athens, claims such an attack would be on Turkish soil and dismisses Makarios authority to repeal the troop accord. U.N. patrols the ridges to sustain a fragile cease fire.

Nicosia Cyprus UPI Turkey Greece Athens Makarios Nedim Veysel Stavros Kostopoulos Veysel

Weather update shows mild midweek warmth and wind

General forecast calls for fair weather today tonight and Wednesday with moderate winds this afternoon. Highs near 72 today and near 77 on Wednesday with a 44 degree low Wednesday morning. Willard Greene the U S Weather Observer notes yesterday's high 66 and today's low 44.

Willard Greene U.S. Weather Observer

Scottsdale Classifieds Highlight Homes For Sale

Scottsdale Progress classifieds push outstanding real estate buys. Readers are urged to scan the pages for dream homes advertised today.

Scottsdale The Progress

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Bill Bill Schrader Dick Searles Searles Council Marc Stragier Chamber Youth Employment Service YES Hunter Gooch United Press International Seligman Michigan Dinosaur Caverns Yavapai County Peter Lawfords Francis R. Masters Big Steel United States Steel James P.barton Bethlehem Steel W. J. Stephens Jones & Laughlin Steel National Steel Great Lakes. Steel Jones & Laughlin Armco Steel Republic Steel Wheeling Steel U. S. Steel Board Roger Brough BauBe Qudally Ments Roger Timberlake Sen David Palmer D-Yavapai Marica Romeo Anthony Romeo Catalina Phillip By Ray J. Moloney
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