McNutt Promises Lower Water Rates If Scottsdale annexes
City Manager Jo McNutt told eastside residents in a pro annexation talk that Scottsdale could cut water rates by taking over its own system from Phoenix and offer free garbage collection. He said annexation would boost state sales tax receipts per resident and enable broader city services at lower cost. A protest letter to Motorola’s Chicago HQ over Arcadia annexation was also planned by the Greater Scottsdale Citizens Committee.
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Jo McNutt
Pima
McNutt
Phoenix
Arcadia
Les Hogan
Motorola
Chicago
Greater Scottsdale
Arizona Supreme Court
Arthur Beverage
Robert E. Rhoten
Don R. Kidd
Pima Plaza
Ott Boettcher
Eastside
Oak Street
Osborn Road
Indian
Bend
Tonalea School
Laos Cease Fire Hopes Rise Amid Moscow Skepticism
British diplo mats predicted a Laos cease-fire soon after informal talks in Moscow between Sir Frank Roberts and Soviet leaders. London and Moscow issued mixed signals as Moscow accused Washington of provoking tensions, cooling the prospect of a pact.
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UPI
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Moscow
Frank Roberts
Foreign ‘Office
Bank of Scottsdale Construction Permit Filed
A $250 000 permit for the construction of the new Bank of Scottsdale at 465 North Scottsdale Road was taken out today by Herman Chanen Construction Co. of Phoenix.
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North Scottsdale Ra
Herman Chanen Construction Co
Phoenix
Kennedy calls for higher tax on dividends and wide reform
President Kennedy urged Congress to curb expense account abuse and raise the withholding rate on dividends and interest to 20 percent. He proposed $1.7 billion in business tax cuts tied to new investments, aiming to spur growth and create jobs while offset by other revenue.
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UPI
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Wilbur D. Mills
Treasury
Two Girls Struck by Car Near Main and Scottsdale
Two eight year old girls Sandra Davis and Debbie Blaker were scratched and bruised after being hit while crossing Main and Scottsdale Road yesterday afternoon. They received first aid from the Rural Fire Department and were taken to a local clinic. The driver, Mrs Lenna Everett Jones, 71, of Tempe, was cited by Scottsdale police for failure to yield to pedestrians.
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Sandra Davis
Bonnie Davis
S. Marshall Ave
Debbie Blaker
Kathy Blaker
Valley Ho Hotel
Scottsdale
Lenna Everett Jones
Tempe
Bar Presidents Of Six States Greet Lawyers
State Bar of Arizona opens its 28th annual convention at the Scottsdale center hosting 500 attorneys from six states. Today features a major assembly and mock trial with past presidents’ banquet and a noon luncheon led by Jerry H. Glenn. American Bar Association president Whitney Seymour to speak.
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Phoenix
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Provo
Utah
Donato Contreras
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
Madison B. Graves
Las Vegas
Nev
James T. Jennings
Roswell
N.M
Samuel S. Sherman Jr
Denver
Cole
Whitney North Seymour
American Bar Association
Senate OKs Kennedy minimum wage bill at 1.25 an hour
The Senate passed President Kennedy's $1.25 per hour minimum wage bill by 65 to 28 after defeating conservative attempts to limit its coverage.
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Senate
Toi Whittle
Kennedy
House
Subpoenas Issued in Phoenix Arcadia Annexation Fight
Process servers carried a second set of subpoenas for Phoenix Mayor Sam Marcian City Manager Samuel Vickers and City Clerk Stanton von Gra bill to appear Monday at Scottsdale law offices with all documents related to the Arcadia district annexation. They were ordered to testify April 27 at 2 p.m. before Superior Judge E R Thurman in a case brought by Robert E. Rhoten seeking to void the annexation. Duccy and Turner represent Rhoten. The broader context includes passage of a wage bill crisis and pending conference between House and Senate. Senate leaders Goldwater and Thurmond warned against broad increases and potential layoffs.
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Sam. Marcian
Samuel Vickers
Stanton von Grabill
Scottsdale’ Law
Duccy and Turner
Arcadia
ER. Thurman
Robert E. Rhoten
E. Galle Rosa
Kennedy Warns U S Restraint Has Limits In Cuban Crisis
President Kennedy, speaking at the American Society of Newspaper Editors meeting, warned that U S restraint in intervening in Cuba is not inexhaustible. He said the inter American doctrine of noninterference could not conceal nonaction if hemisphere nations fail to meet commitments against outside Communist penetration.
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Fidel Castro
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U.S
U S Protests Mob Actions in Eastern Europe
The State Department said it protested to Russia Bulgaria and Romania over staged mob attacks tied to the anti-Castro invasion of Cuba. Lincoln White called the demonstrations a deterioration in international standards and an unwelcome development in government relations.
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UPI
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Bulgaria
Romania
U.S
Department
Lincoln White
Europe
Cuba
Arcadia High Names Top Senior Scholars in 1960 Class
Joanne Thornton named valedictorian with a 3.98 GPA, co salutatorians Patricia Childers and Lynn Finell hold 3.95 GPAs. Douglas Griffith tops boys with 3.92 GPA. Leaders belong to National Honor Society. Thornton, Finell, and Griffith were National Merit finalists.
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Joanne Thornton
Arcadia
Patricia Childers
Lynn Finell
Douglas Griffith
Miss Thornton
Miss Finell
Griffith
Finland
Eisenhower Returns From Routine Walter Reed Checkup
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower returns to his Gettysburg farm after an overnight routine examination at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The hospital says the checkup mirrors the monthly ones from his White House tenure.
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UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
White House
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