Annex Dispute Spurs Subpoenas in Arcadia Annex Case
Rob rt E. Rhoten filed for a temporary restraining order to halt Arcadia annexation steps that would include his Scottsdale home area. Judge E R Thurman set a 2 PM April 27 hearing while process servers delivered subpoenas to Phoenix Mayor Sam Mardian and other officials. Attorneys claim Phoenix lacks 50 percent plus property valuation and contiguity to current city limits. Phoenix City Attorney Franks questions jurisdiction and may seek dismissal.
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Guerrillas Join Cuban Invaders After First Phase
United Press International reports the Cuban Revolutionary Council stating its invading forces have completed the first phase of their operation in southern Cuba and linked with guerrilla units in the Escambray Mountains. The communique says Soviet MiGs tanks and artillery attacked the action as forces moved from Cochinos Bay toward Cienfuegos to reinforce mountain patriots.
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Republicans Back Warning To Russians
Washington reports strong Republican support for President Kennedy's Cuba warning. Senators Styles Bridges Jacob Javits and John Cooper praised Kennedy's pledge to block Soviet intervention and indicated continued backing as Kennedy plans to speak Thursday at the Editors meeting. The White House said no change in plans to observe naval drills off Florida with Kennedy aboard the Independence.
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Russia Demands UN Condemnation of US Cuban Invasion
Soviet Ambassador Valerian Zorin urged the United Nations General Assembly to condemn the United States for alleged involvement in the Cuban invasion. He called for disarming counter revolutionary bands, cutting off aid, and preventing invaders from using territory, with the plea to back Castro if asked. The resolution circulated in the Main Political Committee ahead of Friday adjournment.
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Lions Club Carnival Shut Down by County Order
The county orders a carnival at Scottsdale Road and Palm Lane to cease after protests cite health fire and traffic hazards. Lions Club officials seek a permit clarification and residents push for distance from homes while awaiting a county decision.
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U S to Send More Arms Aid to Laos via Advisory Group
The United States will establish a military advisory group in Laos and increase arms aid to the royal Laos forces. U S advisers will join front line units to bolster capacity as Pathet Lao gains influence in northeastern Laos, replacing the current program evaluation office. The spokesman Lincoln White did not specify additional aid quantities or weapon types.
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Scottsdale school tax rise eyed for next year
Scottsdale school board president Lester Mowrey announced a proposed 75 cent per 100 valuation tax increase for next year potentially reaching 1.01 with teacher raises. Current rate is 6.18. The board will decide within two weeks after considering federal aid and state approval. Local teacher leader Jay Cleckner urged higher pay noting Scottsdale teachers are among the lowest paid. The board also approved using the new bus garage and warehouse, despite resident objections, saying the project should proceed given the large cost and progress.
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Scottsdale incorporation battle heats with pending petition
Dale the cope from presents nexation moves as Scottsdale faces legal limits on circulating petitions. The incorporation petition remains pending while parties discuss quashing the suit. Attorney Madden moves to dismiss at court opening. McNutt vows the issue will reemerge with county supervisors deciding if the petition justifies an election.
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Paradise Valley anti incorporation group forms leadership
Paradise Valley residents meeting by invitation elected Ralph Peterson as chairman of an anti incorporation group opposing the town’s incorporation. The move follows petitions filed with Maricopa County supervisors and a pending injunction suit by Mr and Mrs Mark Gruber of El Chorro Lodge. The suit is to be heard April 26 in Superior Court.
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