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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1961

Page

3

Phoenix Moves to Annex Arcadia Area Near Scottsdale

The Phoenix City Council seeks a 15 square mile annexation along a boot shaped area between 32nd and 64th Streets from the Arizona Canal to Cactus Road. Scottsdale also aims to annex the same area and court action by Robert Rhoten challenges jurisdiction over prior Arcadia moves. If Scottsdale prevails, two Phoenix annexations crossing Scottsdale would be void.

City of Phoenix 32Nd 64Th Arizona Canal Cactus Road Scottsdale Arcadia 56Th Street Invergordon 64Th Street Camelback Mountain 56Th 64Th Streets Coronado H.E. Camp East Arcadia Robert Rhoten Scottsdale Territory Maricopa County

American Medical Group Forms Political Action Committee

Dr Gunnar Gundersen of La Crosse heads the seven member board directing the American Medical Political Action Committee AMPAC the AMA political arm. AMPAC will recruit all licensed physicians and families with headquarters in Chicago and may endorse candidates aligning with a conservative outlook.

Lacrosse Wis UPI American Medical Association Gunnar Gundersen la Crosse Gundersen American Medical Political Action Committee AMA AMPAC U.S Chicago

Three Killed In Car-Truck Collision Fire

A truck collided with a car near 51st Avenue and Buckeye in Phoenix, sending the car into a canal and the house it struck catching fire. Two truck occupants died in the blaze, one car occupant died, another was critically injured, and a fourth person died in a separate U.S. 66 crash. The truck driver was Bill Smith of Long Island Alabama and a passenger was Walter M. Greer. The car carried Mexican nationals Manuel Aguilar Torrez and Alvarado Ruiz Marino. A second fatal crash west of Hyde Park on U.S. 66 killed Diana Glicksman, 20, of Los Angeles, who rode with Michael Engelberg, 23, also of Los Angeles, in a collision with Jesse R. Hadder, 22, of Helena Arkansas. Several others were injured, raising the year’s traffic death toll to 328.

Manuel Aguilar Torrez Alvarado Ruiz Marino Hyde Park U.S Diana Glicksman Los Angeles Michael Engelberg Jesse R. Hadder Helena Ark

Penguins and Birds of Antarctica

Eight penguin species live in the Antarctic. Other frequent birds include the albatross petrel whale bird skua tern and gull across the region.

Antarctic Antarctica

Valley home costs rise. buyers face pricier lots and smaller homes

Real estate expert John Moss warns land cost inflation outpaces family income in Scottsdale and valley areas. He cites a 9.37 percent land cost jump from 1959 to 1960 while median incomes rose 2.16 percent, risking widespread buyer price resistance without higher density.

Scottsdale John E. Moss Realty and Research Phoenix Moss

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