Eastside Annexation Delayed by Council Absence in Scottsdale
Scottsdale delay on Eastside annexation due to insufficient councilmen. Passage targeted for 8 p.m. with Bill Clayton present, John Marron due back, and resident objections cited. Motorola plant status undecided as petition coverage exceeds 61.5 percent of $20 million area valuation. Armored troops on the East-West Berlin border reported with combat-ready Patton tanks nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
John Marron
Northwest
Bill Schrader
Scottsdale Highlands
Camelback
City Hall
Motorola
McDowell
Hayden
H. E. Camp
Berlin
Scottsdale Council Delays Most Actions at Meeting
Scottsdale council postponed most items including Eastside annexation, city parking lot acquisition, and subdivision plats while planning a September 11 special meeting on enzyme treatment for sewage. The panel approved Park Scottsdale Unit 4 plat and a drive in theater use denial. A water hydrant contract with Phoenix was authorized for up to 52 hydrants, with 15 to be installed this fall by city crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Eastside
Scotts
City Planning Commission
Art Petersen
Rogers Lane
Indian School
Border Show Forces East German Police Hold U S Captain
U S Army captain and three enlisted men were held briefly by East German police in East Berlin before being released after a U S show of force on the border. Eyewitnesses reported damage to a sedan window. Other reports note refugees crossing and gunfire at the Teltow Canal with casualties during nearby border incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Friedrichstrasse
Coburg
West Germany
West Berlin
East Berlin
Teltow
Berlin
East German warns about Berlin air corridors after peace treaty
The State Department rejected East German warnings that Allied civilian use of the Berlin air corridors would end after Russia signs its proposed peace treaty. Deputy Foreign Minister Otto Winter issued the warning, saying traffic would be interfered with, but the United States said Moscow would be held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
State Department
Berlin
Russia
Otto Winter
Brazil Army Chief Ousted Amid Civil War Fears
Gen Jose Machado Lopes, key ally of Vice President Joao Goulart, was removed as commander of the 3rd Army amid a Brazilian power struggle. Ex-President Juscelino Kubitschek warned of civil war while War Minister Odilio Denys resisted lifting the ban on Goulart's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Jose Machado Lopes
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Asapress
Brasilia
Rainieri Mazzilli
Lopes
Porto Alegre
Asuncion
Paraguay
Goulart
Odilio Denys
Paris
New York
United States
Kubitschek
Denys
Delay Purchasing New School Site Urged by Scottsdale Board
Scottsdale School Board urged delaying purchase of a fourth high school site and possibly delaying it to 1962 to keep costs down. Superintendent Ashe supported refrigeration of Scottsdale High and six elementary schools as part of a $3 million bond, with calls to consider a separate bond for refrigeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Lloyd Bimson
Bimson
Arcadia High
Sally Stieg
Mothers Safety Group Targets Speeding Near Navajo School
The Navajo School PTA mothers safety committee plans daily intersections patrols to protect children walking or biking to Navajo School. Deputy Sheriff Bob Clark coordinates with the group, a crosswalk on Granite Reef Road is painted, and 15 mph safety zone will be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Granite Reef Road
Bob Clark
Maricopa County
Merlin Lincoln
E. Meadowbrook
William Barton
E. Montecito
Richard Timmons
Granite Reef Rd
Donald E. Dunn
Navajo School
William J. Barton
Sheriff’s Office
Mother’s Safety Committee
Clark
Granite Reef
Scottsdale Elks Plan to Build Recreation Area
Scottsdale Elks will develop their own lodge headquarters and recreation area on 8 acres at the northwest corner of 64th and Oak Streets. The land, leased for 99 years, includes barracks from a former Army center. all but two buildings will be razed. The former officers' club will become a lodge hall and another building will house the Emblem Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Elks Plan
Scottsdale Elks
64Th and
Oak Streets
The
Lodge
Les Kilpatrick
Emblem Club
Elks Auxiliary
Neck and Neck Race in Scottsdale Progress Contest
Voters cast ballots through last Monday in a Scottsdale contest listing candidates in order of standing. The wrap of names includes Doris Grell, D J Gilman Jr, Mickey Liszt, Mary Hughes, Charles Cameron, Joanne Giltner, Dick Vinal, William Bruce, John Welty Jr, Arthur Petersen, Bob Burke, Donna Carson, John Olson, Paul Bishop, Gary Petty, Jim Goff, Ralph Herero, Robert Osborn, Charles Hanna, Dick Cornwell, Jim Westland, Richard Downs, Doug Riddle, Aiden Terry Krupsha, Peggy Nelson, Tom Seaton, and large vote totals shown next to each name. The page notes the first period and largest vote schedule ending Monday night, Sept. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris E. Grell
W. Whitton
D.J. Gilman, JR
W. North Loma Land
Mickey Liszt
E. Lincoln
Mary Hughes
W. Sheridan
Charles Cameron
E. Second St
Joanne Giltner
Patricia Lane
Dick Vinal
E. Latham
William Bruce
E. Palm Lane
John R. Welty, Jr
E. Vista
Arthur T. Petersen
Bob Burke
E. Windsor
Donna Carson
E. Camelback
John Olson
Orange Blossom Way
Paul Bishop
Thornwood Acres
Gary Petty
Calle Alegre
Jim Goff
E. Palomino
Ralph Herero
E. Tuckey
Robert H. Osborn
W. Belleview
Charles Hanna
E. Fillmore
Tempe
Dick Cornwell
E. Lincolm
Jim Westland
Richard Downs
Calle Rosa
Doug Riddle
Granada
Aiden Terry Krupsha
W. Latham
Peggy Nelson
E. Cypress
Tom Seaton
No. 69Th St
Congo Leftists Arrest U.N. Representative in Stanleyville
U N spokesman reports U N representative Ingram Englund of Sweden was arrested by Gizenga era gendarmes during a visit to discuss the crisis. Ethiopian troops threatened force to free him, prompting his release. 350 more Ethiopians were sent to Stanleyville and nine wives and eight children of U N staff were evacuated amid the turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
The
Congo
United Nations
U. N
House Kills Kennedy Public School Building Bill
The House voted 242 to 169 to reject Kennedy's public school construction bill, ending its session prospects. The move also ends one year extensions of two school aid programs, while leaders plan separate measures for impacted areas and National Defense Education Act loans. Southern conservatives pressed for a showdown after earlier clearing the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
House
Kennedy
How Reds Take Over Countries Topic Of Talk
The American Way Program at 8 p m Tuesday at Paradise Valley Elementary School on Greenway Drive west of 32nd Street will show a U S Information Service film My Latvia and include a recorded talk I Was A Slave In Russia by John Noble about his nine years in Soviet labor prisons. Public attendance encouraged per Mrs. Charlotte Leader director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Way
Paradise Valley
Greenway Drive
32Nd Street
U.S. Information Service
Latvia
Russia
John Noble
Charlotte Leader
Surgeon General Warns of Influenza Epidemic This Fall
UPI reports US Surgeon General Luther L. Terry predicts a new influenza epidemic this fall and winter urging immediate vaccinations for those over 65 pregnant women and individuals with heart disease and other chronic illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Luther L. Terry
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mothers Safety Committee
Warpath
Ed Nixon
U.S
Bill Clayton
Pinetop
Dale Parking Corporation
Finance Committee
Scottsdale Unit 4
MacDonald
Bill Flanigan
Hallcraft
Malouf Construction Company
MacDonald and
Park Scottsdale
Flanigan
Phoenix
Bob McNutt
Oforce
Border
Paradise’ Valley
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
John L. Ashe
William Cartmell
Bob Keppler
U.N
Bill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!