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Pact Supporters Wary Of Changes
Washington supporters of the nuclear test ban treaty press ahead with ratification while wary of amendments. Adm. George W. Anderson endorsed the pact and urged security safeguards, as critics including Strauss urged reservations. Senator Fulbright warned against attempts to cripple the treaty with added conditions.
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UPS
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Anderson
Joint Chiefs
Portugal
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Defense Department
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Congress
Russia
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Dark
Foreign Relations
Board Sets Public Hearing for Hotel at 6850 E Camelback
The Board of Adjustments will hold a public hearing at 8 p.m. September 4 in the council chambers at 131 East Main Street. A specific use permit is sought for a hotel with accessory uses including restaurant coffee shop cocktail lounge and interior retail shops at 6850 East Camelback Road.
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Board of Adjustments
Council
E. Main St
Camelback Rd
Music Man Is Jailed In Southeast Missouri Bank Robberies
Richard Burton Partridge a 38 year old bandmaster confessed to robbing two banks netting 22419. He was arrested after his municipal band concert on the courthouse lawn. Cape Girardeau County Sheriff John Crites said we waited until the music stopped. The town and school community express disbelief and shock.
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Jackson, Mo
UPI
Richard Burton Partridge
Partridge
Cape Girardeau County
John Crites
Missouri
R. 0. Hawkins
Sheriff Crites
Crites
Racquet Club Remembers Old Members Invites Rejoin
Bill and Dottie Dart of the Racquet Club at 5700 E McDonald Jr invite former members to rejoin with no initiation fee. The Terrace Room serves Chef Vito shrimp scampi and is open to the public from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Nick Quarty hosts nightly with the George Reno Trio after a Detroit Statler engagement.
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Bill and
Dottie Dart
E. McDonald Jr
Corporation
Vito
Dart
George Reno
Detroit Statler
AID TO SHOPPERS Tram To Serve Downtown Scottsdale
Allen Church, a 21-year-old ASU junior, plans Arizona Tram Company service in downtown Scottsdale. A single tram on a 30 minute circuit would run 9 am to 6 pm with a 15 cent fare, 48 seats, later expansion to 70 with a second deck. The venture aims year round operation pending state approval after prior winter-only trials. Church will hand off operations to a management firm while finishing law school.
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San Francisco
Church
Wade Church
Arizona
Arizona Corporation Commission
Harvard
Scottsdale
Allen Church
Arizona State University
Arizona Tram Company
Temperatures Across the Nation in 24 Hour Period
United Press International reports temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 am. The wire notes varied readings across states, with rainfall in several regions and cooling trends in others.
Births Reported in Phoenix and Tempe Shortly After Aug
The Record lists births from August for several Phoenix and Tempe families including Spranger Thompson Brown DeShong Crowell and Hanson. Names and addresses appear beside each birth with the dates Aug 22 to Aug 24.
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William Spranger
Phoenix
Ben Thompson
Hummingbird Lane
Alvin Brown Jr
E. Osborn
Thomas E. DeShong
E. Beatrice
Tempe
Donald Crowell
Senate Rail Plan Faces House Battle Over Arbitration
Washington reports a Senate floor clash looms over an arbitration bill amid the railroad dispute. Key issues include use of firemen on diesel freight and yard locomotives and train crew sizes as Sen. Morse opposes the measure, while Sen. Magnuson aims to pass and block a rail strike.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
House
Scottsdale Planning Commission to Hold Rezoning Public Hearing
The Scottsdale Planning and Zoning Commission will hear public input on 46-BA-63 to rezone Lot 17 Block 4 Park McDowell Unit One from RI-1 to C-2 at 131 E Main on September 9 1963 at 8 00 PM. A Board of Adjustments hearing on 156-BA-63 for a specific use permit for a hotel with restaurant cafe lounge and shops at 6850 E Camelback Rd will be held September 4 1963 at 8 00 PM.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Scottsdale
Arizona
McDowell
Almeria Drive
Hayden
81St Street
Park McDowell
Maricopa County
State of
E Main
Prescott Declared Disaster Area After Flood Damage
Governor Fannin declared Prescott a disaster area due to flood damage. The order directs civil defense and local officials to take necessary actions to protect lives and property in Yavapai County. It allows residents to apply for federal loans at 3 percent and grants additional aid. The governor called the damage unbelievable.
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Prescott
UPI
Paul. Fannin
Fannin
Civil Defense
Supai Elementary PTA Sponsors Firearms Safety Course
The Supai Elementary School PTA will sponsor a firearms safety course at the school starting Sept. 5. Rich ard Flick will instruct eight classroom sessions and a field trip. Enrollment is limited to 190 students ages 10 and older, with registration at 7 p.m. that night. In a tour of storm damages on Aug. 16 and 19, the governor viewed battered sewer lines and damaged homes during a meeting with state local and federal officials led by Mayor Frank Tutt and city managers. Tutt estimated damages at nearly $1 million.
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Supai
PTA
68Th Street
Richard Flick
Frank Tutt
Army Corps of Engineers
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