Federal lease plans for Salt River and Papago reservations
Interior Department backs bills to allow non Indian long term leases up to 99 years on Salt River and Papago reservations near Tucson. Bills authorize annexation by nearby cities, state enforcement of codes, and 40 year farming leases with substantial improvements. Rep. Rhodes and Rep. Udall sponsor. Legislative provisions require tribal council consent and Interior approval. League supports 99 year leases with mandatory annexation and codes.
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Salt River Indian Reservation
Papago Reservation
Tucson
Department of the Interior
Two Hills
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Salt River Reservation
John Rhodes
Morris Udall
Arizona
League of Arizona Cities and Towns
Scottsdale
Tribal Council
Cooper the astronaut who beat limits with endurance
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr. is profiled as a marathon specialist of spaceflight. The piece notes his Mercury Faith-7 orbit of 22.2 and his Gemini eight day mission aim with pilot Conrad, tracing his Oklahoma roots, outspoken nature, and two orbit records as America’s endurance icon in space adventures.
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Charles
Pete) Conrad
Cooper
Gordon Cooper
Shawnee
Okla
Faith- 7
Earth
Project Gemini
Uil
Space Agency
Mercury
Space
Amelia Earhart
Southwest
Murray
Marine Corps
Naval Academy Preparatory School
Presidential Hone Guard
Washington, D.C
Farm bill battles and bread price plan heads to vote
In Washington the farm bill moved before the House with a plan to drop a bread price hike provision. The compromise would shift extra subsidy money from treasury funds, sparing housewives from higher bread costs. Eisenhower met GOP leaders ahead of a Thursday farm gathering.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
House
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Treasury
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Pennsylvania
GOP
Tom Farrell
U.S
Senate Commerce Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Farrell
Wage
Adam Clayton ‘Powell
D-N.y
House, Education and Labor
Third hand high rule tested in bridge play
Alfred Sheinwold discusses the third hand high principle in bridge. The article analyzes a South-North versus East-West scenario where careful card play tests the old rule and considers entry issues to the dummy.
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West
Declarer
East
South
Pasadena Next? Chief Nemetz Predicts Potential Racial Disturbance
Scottsdale police chief Walter Nemetz warns Pasadena could face a Los Angeles style racial disturbance if tensions rise. He notes his 21 years with Los Angeles police, recalls Watts riots, and says the Watts area is run down with residents roaming at night. He emphasizes no justification for killing and reflects on past incidents involving a truck driver and mobs.
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Scottsdale
Walter Nememetz
Pasadena
Los Angeles Area
Nemetz
Walt
Watts
Los Angeles
Burglars Loot Homes in Scottsdale Weekend
Two burglaries in Scottsdale netted over 500 dollars in cash and boating gear. Dr Eugene Leibsohn reported 26 silver dollars and 100 dollars in change stolen from his Osborn Avenue home while on vacation, plus about 20 dollars from his child’s bank. John Wilmer said a small boat was stripped of 400 dollars in boating equipment including a pair of 200 dollar water skis.
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Scottsdale
Eugene Leibsohn
E. Osborn
John Wilmer
W. 2Nd St
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Alfred Sheinwold
ASG
Lee
Progress
Last Lord
Grandma’ Moses
Grandma Moses
Heritage of Camelback
N. 74Th St
Wayne Field
Wilmer
Waco
Kedot
Cvory
Initely
Sunda
Connie Conway
Paul Shank
Brench Quarter
Safari Hotel
Scottspace
Salt Lake
Phoenix
Salt Lake City
Bonanza Air
Bonanza
Cedar City
Page, Grand Canyon
Prescott
Bonanza Air Lines
Mountain
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