Trial loss would hit city hard over annexation case
Scottsdale faces a potential setback in a court test of its six square mile east side annexation. Judge William Nabours has heard a week of hearings and asked for recounts of the area's assessed valuation, with the state contending Scottsdale lacks the required 50 percent plus valuation. The bordered area along Chaparral McKellips Scottsdale Pima Road holds about 20 000 residents and a valuation exceeding 20 million dollars.
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Scottsdale
Yuma
William Nabours
Nabours
Chaparral
McKellips Road
Scottsdale Road
Pima Road
City Coun
Herb Caywood
E. Lewis
Tom Hunter
E. Princeton
East Side
Eastside
Maricopa County
State Supreme Court
Souvanna Says Fighting Halted On Laos Plain
Premier Souvanna Phouma reports a halt in fighting between Pathet Lao and neutralist forces on the Plain of Jars. He plans a general plan for coalition talks and urges a continued cease-fire until his next trip to the plain. He traveled with the British ambassador and ICC members.
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Vientiane
UPI
Souvanna Phouma
Plain of Jars
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
International Control Commission
ICC
Poland
India
Canada
22 Miners Die in Dola WV Mine Blast
Rescue teams recovered the last body from the Compass Shaft No 2 mine in Dola West Virginia after an underground explosion killed 22 miners at 1053 p m EST Thursday. Death was listed as instantaneous. Residents mourn as search teams conclude efforts and a makeshift morgue near the mine clears out.
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Dola
W. Va
UFI
Compass Shaft No. 2
West Virginia
Khrushchev backs Laos IC C scope in principle
Envoy Harriman reported Khrushchev endorses in principle the International Control Commission investigating Laos violence. They agreed on closer ambassador contacts to aid ceasefire probes, but practical steps were not guaranteed. Harriman said the talk, plus a Gromyko meeting, aimed to dispel rumors about U S intentions and touched on Thai maneuvers and the 7th Fleet without deep detail.
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UPS
Averell Harriman
Nikita S. Khrushchev
International Control Commission
Laos
U. S
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Harriman
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Thailand
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Marines Killed Cuban Prowler Tale Revealed
Former Marine Lt Szill recounts the Guan tanamo slaying of Ruben Lopez by Capt Arthur Jackson in October 1961. Szill says he helped dispose of the body and was dismissed without charges while defense officials declined comment.
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Washington
UPI
Corps
Guantanamo
William Szill
Arthur Jackson
Defense Department
Jackson
Szili
Marine Corps
Alligators Up For Bid At Arizona Auction
Public auction Monday at 1 p.m. in Mesa offers 217 alligators from the Arizona Alligator Farm. Attorney Robert A. Petrie said the sale satisfies a landlord lien for overdue rent on the property. The farm, once run by Jack Adams, was leased to another party last year and has since been abandoned.
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Mesa
Robert A. Petrie
Arizona
Jack Adams
Munitions Plant Explosion Kills Three
An explosion at the Allegheny ballistic laboratory in Rocket Center West Virginia demolished a processing building. Three men were killed while inside the center and ten were injured, six hospitalized. The plant, run by Hercules Powder Co for the U S Navy, makes solid fuel propellants for missiles and aided Polaris development.
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Rocket Center
W. Va
UPI
Allegheny Ballistics Laboratory
Hercules Powder Co
U.S. Navy
Ground Breaking For Fry's Market On Scottsdale Road
Ground breaking Friday marked the start of Fry's Market a 26 000 square foot store on Scottsdale Road north of Papage Bowl. K D Fry chairman of Fry's Food Stores Inc brightened the event by turning the first shovel. Timberlam Construction Company Tempe and Guido Orlandi and Associates studied plans with builders ready to begin construction scheduled for a September opening.
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Scottsdale Road
Papage Bowl
K. D. Fry
Fry's Food Stores Inc
Jack Reever
Timberlam Construction Company
Tempe
C. C. Larkin
Guido Orlandi and Associates
Professors Protest Firings At Three Colleges
The AAUP censured the University of Illinois Grove City College in Pennsylvania and Alcorn A&M College for dismissals of Professors Leo Koch Larry Gare and Corinne Carpenter. The action cites grave deficiencies in academic due process and calls for due process standards in faculty terminations.
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San Francisco
UPD
American Association of University
AAUP
University of Illinois
Leo Koch
Grove City College
Pennsylvania
Larry Gary
Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College of
Lorman, Miss
Corinne T. Carpenter
David Feldman
Committee On
Koch
Illinois
Urbana
David Dodds Henry
University of Ilinois
Gara
Association
Tax Letters Prompt State Tax Officials Inquiry
State income tax officials disclosed Friday they received two letters from taxpayers. The first letter joked about taxes and suggested a visit to discuss several matters, while the second letter asked if a wife and child could be claimed as exemptions after a January marriage and December birth. Officials offered no comment on the second letter.
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Tax Division
American Adventurer Details Cuba Raid With Fuel for Plans
Alexander Rorke a freelance reporter photographer claims he took part in a Cuba raid. He says an underground Havana radio guided the amphibian plane toward oil refineries near Pinar del Rio. Rorke refuses to name crew or aircraft and says more raids are planned.
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Alexander Rorke
Havana
Rorke
Nerth
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Weather and raid report from Havana with aboard survivor details
Fair today and tonight with warmer days ahead. High near 79, low 46 tomorrow. Yesterday’s high 73, low 45. Sunrise 5 44 am sunset 7 08 pm. Havana Radio reported no bombs exploded. Rorke dismissed raid injury claims as foolish since refineries would be empty at night. He said the plane landed on water and a boat transported him to the U S mainland. He declined to reveal landing location. He named a MIT student and an American businessman as companions and described a Cuban exile as the third.
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Rorke
U.S
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kremlin Seeks Castro Visit to Boost Ties With Moscow
Fidel Castro arrives in Murmansk on a surprise trip likely to yield a warm Russian welcome. He will tour with Khrushchev for about a month and may visit Red China. Moscow aims to lure him away from Beijing and soothe fallout over the Cuban missile crisis pledge.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Russia
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Murmansk
Soviet Union
Anastas Mikoyan
Cuba
Castro
Caribbean
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Radio Moscow
United Nations
Khrushchev
Lenin
Red China
Kremlin
Peking
Ike In Policy Defense
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower defended his administration’s stance on Castro in the late 1950s. He said the United States would have interfered with an American country if it tried to check Castro when his communist ties were not clear, and he noted he could not speculate on whether stopping Castro then was possible. He argued Americans were tired of Batista.
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Beverly Hills, Conf
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nation
Courtney Sheldon
The
Monitor
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Pennsylvania
California
Michigan
Moscow and Havana blame U.S. raid over Cuba oil refineries
Moscow and Havana accused the United States of responsibility for an unsuccessful bombing raid on Cuban oil refineries. Moscow cited a Havana report asserting the plane originated in the U.S. and returned to the mainland, while Havana pledged to protest to the U.N. and file a formal report.
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Moscow
Havana
U.S
United States
United Nations
Papers Report Rocky Divorcee Plans Marriage
New York papers report possible marriage between Governor Nelson Rockefeller and socialite divorcee Mrs Mar garetta Fitler Murphy. The governor’s office declined to comment while May schedules show a long gap before planned public activities.
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Rocky
New York
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Goldwater and Rockefeller Lead in Early GOP Poll
The Christian Science Monitor reports a survey of 50 Republican state chairmen showing Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater near neck and neck for the 1964 GOP nomination. Rockefeller leads in many northeastern and midwestern states. Goldwater leads in southern and western states including Utah Arizona and Texas.
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UPI
The
Christian Science Monitor
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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