Parochial Aid Issue Rocks Scottsdale School District
The federal aid debate for parochial and private schools impacts Scottsdale the fastest growing district in Maricopa County. Classes in many public schools run 30 to 35 per room while Our Lady of Perpetual Help houses 780 pupils across 16 rooms. SDA Thunderbird Academy and Judson School are privately funded with over 1,500 pupils in private and parochial systems.
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Ardent Farm Tempe Dairy Odor Abated by Chemical Treatment
Odor from Arden Farms Tempe dairy waste pumped into Salt River bed is being abated by a new chemical used within the plant. Health officials say the plant discharges about 6000 gallons daily and the chemical neutralizes odor producing fatty compounds after washing down equipment. Ponds in the river bed southwest of the Scottsdale sewer plant were a major odor source before treatment.
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Estate Appraised for Molly Jordan of Fibber McGee
Probate officials report Marian I. Jordan known as Molly of Fibber McGee and Molly left most of her 200000 dollar estate in trust for her husband and radio partner James E. Jordan.
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John Robertson Rites Held in Utah for 88 Year Old
Funeral services and interment for John Robertson 88 formerly of Scottsdale Arizona will be in Salt Lake City Utah. Born in Scotland February 11 1873 he came to the United States at 18 and retired in 1952 from Kennecott Copper Co. He leaves daughter Donnetta Christensen Scottsdale son A Marver Robertson Downey California nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Messinger Mortuary handles arrangements.
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Eichmann Accused Of Ignoring Orders In Death March
Israel's Attorney General accused Adolf Eichmann of defying Berlin to halt exterminations in Hungary and of organizing a death march of Hungarian Jews. Hausner described a Nazi offer to exchange trucks for Jews and noted Himmler's later reprimand ending the march as Soviet forces closed in on Budapest.
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Economic Boom Possible In 62 Says the Ride
Former Eisenhower chief economist Arthur Burns says the United States may enter an economic recovery that could grow into a boom by 1962. He cautions unemployment will fall slowly from 7 percent toward 5 percent within a year and may not reach Kennedy’s 4 percent target until late 1962. Burns predicts the 1960s could bring faster growth if policy stays sound.
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Eichmann Testifies After Capture in Jerusalem Trial
In Jerusalem Eichmann testified to Israeli Police Captain Avner Less that he recorded his life history and a 107 page memoir voluntarily after offering to help police. Prosecutor Gideon Hausner wrapped a 10 hour indictment, asserting Eichmann planned and executed the Final Solution to destroy the Jewish people. The court heard Less describe Eichmann's calm demeanor during testimony.
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Granite Reef Bridge Urged in Farm Bureau Report
The Maricopa County Farm Bureau Federation endorsed 12 road recommendations after a county tour, including a bridge across the Arizona Canal at Granite Reef Road and improvements on Clayden Road. The Indian Bend Wash flood controls must be addressed before extending Clayden. The County Highway Department studies cost and traffic, then presents findings to county supervisors for next year’s budget. about 50 people, including Supervisors James ONeill and Barney Burns, participated.
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Moesser Serves Aboard Repair Ship Cadmus Out of Norfolk
Richard M. Moeser Navy fire control technician second class, son of Mrs. M. L. Moeser of 420 Wn Whitton Scottsdale, serves aboard the repair ship Cadmus operating out of Norfolk Virginia.
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Scottsdale annexation ordinance extends town limits to new territory
The Town of Scottsdale passes Ordinance No. 115 authorizing annexation of contiguous land described in the petition. The measure extends corporate limits, adopts an official map, and declares an emergency to ensure immediate public health and safety. The ordinance was approved April 17, 1961, with publication dates listed as April 18–24, 1961.
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Sunset Strip Star to Attend Emmy Awards Dinner
Sunset Strip star Henbanss Jr. from Sunset Strip will join seven celebrities at the Academy of Television Arts Lid Sciences Emmy Awards dinner on May 12. Zimbalist heads the celebrity list from Phoenix and Hollywood. Ticket prices start at $7 for members and guests, with $500 per person for the full dinner and show. Remaining tickets go on sale April 27 to the general public.
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British Spy Case Unfolds in London Court Hearing
A British spy case unfolds as 38 year old Geir Blake appears in court on remand for six days. Details of the charges were not revealed at the hearing, with the magistrate noting the secrecy surrounding the case.
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Marion Davies Condition Described as Satisfactory
Hollywood notes report former silent star Marion Davies is in satisfactory condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after Thursday admission for diagnostic tests. The hospital has not disclosed her ailment.
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Scottsdale Man Forged Name Tied To Tucson Hearing Aid Fraud
A 59 year old Tucson hearing aid distributor Franklin E Bradshaw is charged with forging the name of Scottsdale man Charles M Duccy to obtain a $700 contract and defraud Taconic Factors Corp of New York. Police say he used fictitious buyer names and has repaid about $25 000 to Taconic.
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