Postal rates urged to curb deficit under Kennedy plan
The administration asked Congress to raise postal rates including a one cent rise in first class regular mail and air mail letters and post cards to trim a projected 843 million dollar deficit for the new fiscal year. Day outlined proposed hikes affecting magazines newspapers advertising circulars and small parcels with additional savings from parcel post special delivery and administrative actions.
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Washington
Tpi
Congress
Pacmactar General
Wolwar
Moullam Uwe Nase Te Mene
Eisenhower
Kennedy
State of the Union
Day
Congress Today
Teens tied to season of car theft in Scottsdale
Sheriff rounded up 17 teenagers and three neighbors after a spree stealing and abandoning nine or more cars. Juvenile Court Officer Robert Schardt blamed double school sessions and idle time, noting many faced school dissatisfaction, while some held after school jobs. One teen came from a fatherless home with a mother working two jobs.
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Gene McLain
Scottsdale Area
Robert Schardt
Tfhe
Scharat
Coronado High
Schardt
Incorporation petitions target Arcadia area amid zoning debate
Residents and the Citizens Committee for 4 Supervisors are seeking incorporation to gain zoning control and protect a minimum one acre lot size. Petitions, backed by 85 to 90 percent of eligible property owners, were filed as Phoenix annexation efforts stretch to Jackrabbit Road and Mountain Shadows Resort wins a lawsuit enabling smaller lots. Scottsdale denies annexation while offering a service agreement worth about 20 000 dollars annually.
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Aradise - Talleyficial
Couty
Jowney
Downey
Cemelback Road
Phoenix
Arcadia
Jackrabbit Road
Mountain Shadows
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Rich ard Zebell family wins Miss Housing Development 1961
Scottsdale housewife Mrs Zebell of 7433 E Thomas Road claimed last night on the Groucho Marx TV show as Miss Housing Development of 1961. She won 500 dollars and a station wagon after a panel of three judges chose her from three finalists for beauty poise and personality. The show was taped in Hollywood in February. Only Cindy her daughter who had tonsils out yesterday did not see her mother on television.
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Richard Zebell
E. Thomas Road
Zebell
Scottsdale
Hollywood i
Cindy
Cuban press brands Kennedy arsonist after store fires
Havana controlled papers accuse President Kennedy of setting the El Encanto blaze and a Santiago store fire as part of an imperialist strategy to topple Castro without invasion. Revolucion calls Kennedy an arsonist and terrorist while pledging resilience and eventual condemnation of the U.S. leader.
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Havana
UPI
Today
Kennedy
Cuba
el Encanto
Santiago
Fidel Castro
Revolucion
Estrat
Egy
Emedy
el Encato
United States
New Bank of Scottsdale Construction Awarded
Construction will start Monday on the independent Bank of Scottsdale on Scottsdale Road. Herman Chanen Construction Co. won the $236,000 bid to build a two story modern facility in 120 days with a target opening of August 1. The bank will be federally insured to $10,000 per deposit and offer drive in services with office space on the second floor.
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Bank of Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Thomas J. Sillersi
Herman Chanen Construction’ Co
Sillers
Scottsdale
James G. Edmiston
Richard L. Taylor
Raymond A. Thon
Herman Chanen
NASA faces 1967 moon goal as cost warned by Seamans
Robert C. Seamans told the House Space Committee that a two to three year speed up could cost the taxpayer an extra 4 to 5 billion dollars annually. He noted Kennedy’s 1.2 billion dollar NASA authorization request for the next fiscal year and said the administration trimmed NASA funding by about 182 million, including a 50 million cut to Apollo. He argued a moon mission by 1967 would require an all out effort.
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Robert C.“Seamans
NASA
House Space’ Committee
House ‘Committee
Kennedy
Seamans
Earth
Colorado man reports theft of Rolliflex camera in motel
Joe William Kingsley of Denver told Scottsdale officers a $300 Rolliflex camera was taken from his motel room drawer between March 31 and April 9 after a trip to Mexico. He had placed the camera in a dresser drawer March 31 before moving to another motel April 9.
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Colorado
Scottsdale Marshal’s Office
Joe William Kingsley
Denver
Mexico
JFK Appeals For Progress
President Kennedy urged Latin American nations to set a summer deadline to begin projects raising economic and social standards. He spoke on Pan American Day and said the U S delegation to the Inter-American Development Bank meeting in Rio de Janeiro should push the next step in the alliance for progress. He also proposed a meeting of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
U.S
Inter - American Development Bank
Rio de Janeiro
Council of the Organization of American States
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Spaceflight Victory Highlighted by Khrushchev Welcome
Readable fragments describe a Soviet leader Khrushchev receiving a welcome at an airport and a ceremonial speech at Red Square. The text mentions a space hero and praise for spaceflight achievements, noting greater distances and a climactic shrine event.
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Geenee
Poe
Red Square
Building Permits in Scottsdale Hit $130000 in April
Building permits issued in Scottsdale during April totalled more than $130,000. The largest permit was $35,000 for the American Baptist Church on Papago Parkway. Three permits for Industrial Park projects for Radiator Chemical Co. added up to $38,000.
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Scottsdale
New American Baptist Church
Papago Parkway
Radiator. Chemical Co
Goldwater challenges Douglas on diet and wage bill
Barry Goldwater ridiculed a proposed minimum wage plan by Senator Douglas at a press conference waving a cellophane wrapped chicken and a week’s diet for a working girl. He claimed he does not need a diet and urged Douglas to push for a $2.50 wage, arguing the humanitarian standard.
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Douglas
Goldwater
Laos Ceasefire Plan Outlined by US Allies
Department spokesman Joseph W. Reap said a cease-fire proposal backed by the United States and Britain could be discussed this week to settle the Laos problem. He would not confirm a deadline.
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Les Rissia
Pune
Laos
Department
Joseph W
Reap
Cine
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