City Cites 11 For Big Signs
Scottsdale seeks criminal complaints against 11 firms for failure to obtain permits for oversized signs. Assistant City Attorney Richard Meyer says the actions are misdemeanor charges aimed at removing unpermitted displays.
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Scottsdale
Asst
Richard Meyer
Russ Lyon Realty
Scottsdale Typewriter Company
Eller Outdoor Advertising Company
Zel Estates
Royal Properties
Time Realty
Borden’s Dairy
Cross Keys
Gentry Canine Grooming Salon
Jack Shhemer
Smitty’s Big Town
Preliminary hearing set in Scottsdale youth case
A preliminary hearing on charges of statutory offenses involving an undetermined number of youths is tentatively scheduled for Aug 19 in Scottsdale Justice Court. Police report delays limit exact charges. up to 60 boys may have been involved with a 14 year old girl since last October. The girl is in Maricopa County Juvenile Detention Home. Eleven boys admitted intimacy. seven aged 18 to 20. Locations include Tempe Phoenix Scottsdale and Salt River Indian Reservation. Several local businesses face sign violation complaints.
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Scottsdale Justice Court
Bill Anderson
Maricopa County
Anderson
Tempe
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Salt River Indian Reservation
Justice Court
Girl Bicyclist Hurt In Crash
A seven year old girl escaped serious injury when her bicycle went into the path of a pickup at Vernon and 87th Streets at 5 10 p m. Cheri B Waddell 8601 E Sheridan rode into the truck driven by Lloyd F Bowles 37 of 8667 E Cypress The girl was treated for minor injuries at home.
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Vernon and
87Th Streets
Cheri B. Waddell
E. Sheridan
Lloyd FE. Bowles
Strike Predicted Despite Government Efforts
Washington under secretary of Commerce Franklin D Roosevelt Jr warned of a likely nationwide railroad strike even as government action was urged. He described potential shortfalls starting August 29 and noted scare buying in groceries and meat markets amid transport fears, urging Congress to act.
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Roosevelt
House Commerce Committee
Congress
Judge's Son Indicted in Deaths of Five
Gareth Martinis, 23, son of an acting NY Supreme Court justice, indicted by a Bronx County Grand Jury on vehicular homicide charges in the deaths of five people. He surrendered to Bronx District Attorney Isadore Dolinger and faces arraignment later today before Justice Peter Quinn.
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New York
UPI
Bronx
Gareth Martinis
Supreme Court
Martinis
Criminal Court
Bronx Dist
Isadore Dollinger
Peter Quinn
Annex Motion Filed in Eastside Annexation Suit
Judge William Nabours of Yuma took under advisement a motion for a new trial in the eastside annexation case after oral arguments. Scottsdale special attorney Mark Wilmer argued the city's position and said Nabours would notify once he returns from vacation. The May ruling in Phoenix found the six square mile area invalidly annexed in December 1961, with deannexing not yet ordered. If granted, a new trial would be in Maricopa County Superior Court in Phoenix.
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William Nabours
Yuma
Eastside
Mark Wilmer
Scottsdale
Wilmer
Nabours
Phoenix
Maricopa County Superior Court
Tropical Storm Arlene Forms East of Windward Islands
Hurricane Arlene, the season s first tropical storm, lies 650 miles east of Martinique near the Windward Islands and tracks west-northwest. Winds reach up to 100 miles per hour as the Atlantic storm moves inward.
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Miami
Fla
District Rents Twenty Rooms For Scottsdale Schools
The Scottsdale School District approves 8 classroom rentals totaling 20 rooms for the 1963-64 year, paying 75 dollars monthly for four rooms at Valles Presbyterian and Papago Park Baptist and 65 dollars for one cooled room, with two buildings and a sales office rented from Hallcraft Homes Inc. for annual sums of 650 and 900 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Valles
al Flowers
Mohave School
Hallcraft Homes Inc
Flowers
Study Indicated On Sewer Bonds
Scottsdale city council plans a study to size a bond issue for the four city sewer plan with Mesa Tempe and Phoenix. The project costs 90 million with funding from multiple cities and potential federal aid discussions with the Public Health Service.
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Scottsdale
Mesa
Tempe
Phoenix
91St Avenue
Bill Schrader
Poenix
Schrader
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S. Halts Arms Shipments to South Africa Over Racial Strife
In a U.N. Security Council session Adlai Stevenson announced the United States will halt all military equipment shipments to South Africa by year end to pressure an end to apartheid. Existing contracts may be honored. talks with African states and other U.N. members will follow.
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UPI
United States
South Africa
U. S
Adlai Stevenson
Security Council
Stevenson
U. N
U.N
Alex Quaison-Sackeyv
Ghana
Race Violence Surges Across Cities Seething Demo Turmoil
Violence erupted in Chicago with 24 injured as bricks and bottles flew during a white neighborhood protest against Negro occupancy. Police arrested 41 demonstrators, total arrests rising to 133 in the city’s worst racial clash in two years. Across the nation, protests and legal actions unfolded in New York Charleston Torrance Winston-Salem Columbia Montgomery Jackson Clarksdale and Birmingham as authorities moved to curb demonstrations and challenge rights claims.
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Chicago
South Side
New York
Brooklyn
Nelson Rockefeller
New York City
Winston-Salem
N.C
Forsyth County
K&w
Ice Capades Contest Warns of Free Tickets Prize
Readers urged to check Daily Progress classifieds for their name in the 23rd GO Edition Ice Capades promotion and potential free tickets.
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Daily Progress
Weather outlook with scattered thundershowers
Parity cloudy conditions persist with seven chances in ten for thundershowers today and five in ten tomorrow. Highs near 98 today and 99 tomorrow, lows around 76 tonight and 80 this morning with a trace of rain reported by U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Tension Flare On Korea Truce Line Near DMZ
News of scattered gunfire on the DMZ followed by claims of insignificance from U S 1st Cavalry officers. Four Communists three Americans and one South Korean were killed in recent skirmishes, with UNC forces ready for trouble yet reporting no major upsurge. Lieutenant Colonel William D Lynch notes night patrols limit checks while predicting a return to routine DMZ duties aided by two patrol boats on the Imjin River.
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Charles R. Smith
Korea
United Nations Command
UNC
William D. Lynch
1St Cavalry
Lynch
U.N
Dmz
US. Army
Imjin
Ward Near Death in London After Overdose
Dr Stephen Ward, 50, in a coma after taking sleeping pills in what is seen as a suicide attempt. He remains critically ill at St Stephen's Hospital as a Criminal Court jury had just found him guilty of vice charges. Ward’s girlfriend Julia Gulliver claimed many former friends deserted him, vowing to name them publicly.
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London
UPD
Stephen Ward
St. Stephen's Hospital
Ward
Julia Gulliver
W. Mayne Butcher
Butcher
Ex JFK Aide Landis Pleads Guilty To Tax Filing Lapse
James M. Landis a former Kennedy aide and architect of the New Deal pleaded guilty to tax charges for failing to file income tax returns on time for 1956 to 1960. Landis also served as a longtime public service leader including roles with the SEC and CAB.
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New York
UPI
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Kennedy
Landis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civ Aeronautics Board
Federal Power Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt
CAB
Harry S. Truman
Secretary of the Interior
Harold Ickes
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