Tempe Squares Off With Scottsdale Over Sewage Plant
Scottsdale will pursue court action if necessary to build a $913,485 sewage treatment plant on Scottsdale owned property in North Tempe. Tempe contests zoning and demands a use permit and building permit, while Scottsdale argues land jurisdiction lies with the owning municipality.
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Bob McNutt
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Tempe
Indian Bend Wash
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Carl Roe
Roy Petsch
Louis Cooper
Scottsdale Council Opens Warm-Up Sessions
Scottsdale city council began Monday night warm-up sessions ahead of regular meetings led by City Manager Bob McNutt. The closed gatherings were to be press-available with possible withheld discussions until after Tuesday night official action. The first session produced an unofficial decision to proceed with the sewage disposal plant construction.
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Revival Seen for Kennedy Education Bill by Officials
Washington UPI Abe Ribicoff secretary HEW and Rep. Adam Clayton Powell chairman House Education Committee forecast a large part of Kennedy's education program would be revived and passed this year after a closed meeting aimed at saving school aid legislation. Rep. James J. Delaney whose vote on House Rules helped table the original Kennedy bills attended.
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Scottsdale Progress Contests Feature Alphabetical Entries
A long list of contest entrants with names and addresses appears, grouped alphabetically, noting telephone numbers and the order of standings. The note adds that Wednesday’s paper will publish contestants in order of their close of business Monday night.
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Home Owners Association Adds Members in Scottsdale
At Scottsdale High School auditorium a meeting of 46 people welcomed seven new members to the Arizona Home Owners Association raising total Maricopa County members east of 56th Street to 2,000. Tom Hunter outlined tax equalization goals while Charles Stidham pledged court action if board of supervisors fails to address inequalities. George De Witt and Dave Kret spoke on movement history and proposed reforms and the bills over six years have failed to pass.
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Board of Supervisors
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Kennedy appeals to save foreign aid bill in House
President Kennedy urged the House to revive the foreign aid measure after near defeat of its long term borrowing authority. The plan faced a 197 to 185 setback, with White House aides and House Democrats shaping strategy for subsequent votes.
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Rocket To Detect Nuclear Blasts Apparent Failure
The Air Force launched a four stage space probe to study proton and neutron distribution above the Van Allen belts for nuclear blast detection but radio contact was lost during fourth stage burn. Officials suggested the mission could yield data if contact had been maintained, while noting the probe would voyage about 140000 miles and burn up on reentry.
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Approve Oral Polio Vaccine License Granted
The U.S. Public Health Service issued a license for the live Sabin oral polio vaccine for Type I polio. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry stressed that Salk remains essential for immunity to all three polio types while vaccinations continue.
Diplomats Seek Next Steps in Berlin Crisis
Western protests over Berlin to Moscow prompt Allied diplomats to consider immediate actions. State Department says no decision on responses if Soviet borders stay closed. Britain and France bolster Berlin forces as East German youth militia mobilizes and police report multiple defections.
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East German Police Defectors Move West Across Border
West German police report nine members of the East German people's police and one Red worker defected to the West. In a parallel incident, armed Communist police detained a British military patrol at the East West Berlin border and were later released after questioning. British Ambassador Sir Christopher Steel then entered East Berlin.
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Reservists anxious on buildup plan and returns
Army and Air force reservists are told to prepare for possible active duty as Berlin tensions rise. Many anticipate recall, while Navy plans to expand its fleets by 40 to 80 ships. Army reservists face greater uncertainty about orders.
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Western Notes Warn Of Grave Risks In Berlin
The United States Britain and France protested to the Soviet Union in identical notes filed in Moscow. They accused the USSR of violating Berlin’s quadripartite status by sealing the East West border and called the actions illegal and dangerous. The three powers urged Moscow to end the measures and warned of heightened tensions.
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