Cuban and Soviet Fire Powers in Cuba Invasion
Reports from UPI describe Premier Fidel Castro using MIG jets and tanks against rebel forces advancing from a beachhead in Cuba. In Moscow protests grew as thousands demonstrated outside the U.S. Embassy, while Cuban ambassador Chomon claimed rebel bombers were shot down and reinforcement flights were attacked.
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Soviet Accusation of U S Invasion of Cuba Sparks Protest
Moscow accused the United States of planning and starting a Cuban invasion and threatened possible aid to Fidel Castro if armed intervention continued. The statement, read on Moscow Radio, urged U.N. action and denounced the move as a dangerous provocation. Simultaneous campus demonstrations and embassy restrictions accompanied the reaction.
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Papago Park Development Nears Reality
Phoenix plans rapid Papago Park development as the city takes over from the state. An 18 hole golf course and large picnic area should be ready by summer 1962 with other facilities by 1963, as part of a $6.1 million five year parks and recreation push.
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U N Awaits Proof Of Cuba U S Invasion Charge
United Nations diplomats await Fidel Castro's spokesman to prove his accusation that U S forces at Guantanamo Bay aid Cuba's invasion. U S and Guantanamo officials deny the charge. U S ambassador Stevenson attacks Soviet arms and advisers aiding Castro with figures of tanks guns and personnel.
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Annexation meeting draws cold reception from eastside residents
About 60 people attended at Tonto School as City Manager Bob McNutt explained Scottsdale services for annexation. A similar session is planned at Pima School for residents of Hallcraft No. 4 tract where Home Owners Association members oppose annexation, though no organized opposition appeared. One person filed a petition to annex.
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Scottsdale Charter Ruling Leaves Council Powers Intact
City Manager Bob McNutt states that all official acts in Scottsdale during 13 months of charter government remain valid unless illegal for reasons beyond charter validity. He notes judge Warren L. McCarthy’s ruling does not erase the status of the common council, which acted until two weeks ago when three new members joined.
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Roy R. Petch
George Long
Phil Messinger
John Knudsen
Knudsen
Art Petersen
Bill Flanigan
Bill Clayton
Moya Kelley
Bob Hutchins
John Pickrell
Scottsdale Moves to Void Phoenix Arcadia Annexation
Scottsdale re enacted Ordinance 115 annexing a strip along the Arizona Canal and filed it with the county recorder. A Phoenix lawsuit by Robert E Rhoten seeks to halt the Arcadia annexation claiming lack of owner consent and non contiguity. Judge E R Thurman expected to hear the case this afternoon as Phoenix pledges services to Arcadia residents.
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Arcadia
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Arizona’ Canal
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Kelly Turner
E. R. Thurman
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Scottsdale School Budget Seeks 9.6 Million For 1961 62
The Scottsdale School Board will consider a proposed budget of 9 606 712 for 1961 62 announced by Dr John L Ashe superintendent. The plan adds 2 415 380 or 33 58 percent to last year’s 7 191 332. The tax rate is not yet set but will likely rise. Salaries account for 76 percent of the budget with teachers getting 54 percent. A new 160 000 line item covers school textbooks due to state aid changes.
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Ashe
Arcadia
Forest blaze in Santa Rita Mountains grows near Tucson
The season s first major forest fire burned over 400 acres in Madera Canyon near Tucson. Coronado Fire Chief Don Jirsa said a 300 fire fighters force should contain it if winds ease. Rangers, prisoners from Mt Lemmon and Saf ford camps, and New Mexico Indians help battle the blaze.
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JFK Wage Bill Survives First Senate Test
President Kennedy's $1.25 per hour minimum wage bill withstood a key Senate vote as conservatives failed to pass a substitute 63 to 64. Debate continued with amendments to be considered, and final action was not expected until Wednesday. The Dirksen substitute, aimed at middle ground support, failed despite concessions.
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History of World-Wide Communism film program
The Anti-Communism Movement of Arizona Scottsdale chapter presents a film titled The History of World-Wide Communism. The Armed Forces in formation film runs about an hour and will be shown Friday at 7 p.m. in the community room of the Western Savings Building.
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