Eastside Annex Plan Sparks Scottsdale City Meeting
The Scottsdale council faces a vote to annex 18 700 Eastside residents expanding population to about 33 000. The United Citizens for Scottsdale Annexation backs the move, with 54 percent of assessed valuation signed and support from public utilities and two bowling alleys. Motorola and two shopping centers will decide before the meeting.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
United Citizens For
Motorola Corporation
UN Troops Clash With Katangese Forces in Elisabethville
UPI reports heavy fighting as United Nations troops engage Katangese forces in Elisabethville Katanga. Casualties include at least 36 Katangese troops killed amid mortars machine guns armored cars and rifles. Four white men among Katangese Indian Gurkha troops reported.
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Elisabethville
Katanga, the Congo
UPI
United Nations
U. N
U.N
Katanga
Evariste Kimba
Leopoldville
Board forces Ashe to resign as superintendent
The school board unanimously adopts a four point bill of particulars and ends Dr. Ashe’s administrative duties effective June 30, with Devis to lead until a new superintendent is hired. Ashe remains paid on his 16,500 dollar salary while on leave through June 3.
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John L. Ashe
Ray J. Davis
Ashe
Davis
Ed Nixon
Devis
Stevensen Says He Will Not Seek Senate Run
Adlai Stevenson announced he will not run for the U.S. Senate next year. He had been mentioned as a Democratic candidate to oppose Senator Dirksen of Illinois.
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United Nations
UPI
Adlai Stevensen
U.S. Senate
Stevensen
Dirksen
Iinois
County Zoning Pleas Set For Thursday Hearing
The county planning and zoning commission will hear four zoning pleas in Scottsdale at 1 30 p m Thursday. The cases include Osborn Granite Reef for setback reductions, Granite Reef Indian School for a service station, Hayden Road near Thomas for two acres to allow small retail and service uses, and McDowell Road Loma Land to permit an automobile sales lot. The session occurs in the county health department auditorium at 1825 E Roosevelt.
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Scottsdale
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Osborn
Granite Reef
Allied Builders
Granite Reef and Indian School
Southwest Corner
Hallcraft Homes
Hayden Road
Thomas
McDowell Road
South Side
Loma Land
County Health Department
1825
E. Roosevelt
Local Weather Forecast Follows Seasonal Pattern
Fair skies today with a high near 69 degrees and a low around 36 degrees. Barometric pressure is falling overnight. Sunrise is 7 17 a.m. Sunset 5 20 p.m. Forecast indicates little change with continued fair conditions.
U S Lensmen Manhandled By Dominicans
UPI photographers in Santo Domingo were manhandled by Dominican troops while covering strikes. Frank Beatty was struck with a rifle butt, and Carl Warner and Dick Martin were threatened as soldiers pointed rifles during downtown patrols.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
United Press International
Frank Beatty
Miami
Carl Warner
United Press- Movietone
Dick Martin
American Broadcasting Co
Beatty
Broadcasting Company
Parada Queen Finalists Named for Parada del Sol
Scotts dale Parada del Sol narrowed its queen race to three finalists Pat Brunette and Sheila Ware of Phoenix and Jan Hall of Tempe after last night’s junior chamber dinner judging based on poise personality and speech. The winner will be announced January 6 with the event set for February 24.
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Queen of
Chamber of Commerce
Ken Huson
Shirley Smith
Late Wasbotten
Nehru vows India will resist China attack threat
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Parliament that Communist China has threatened to send troops into Indian territory. He pledged India would resist and repel the aggression, saying the warning followed India's October 31 note protesting Beijing's frontier moves. Opposition urged breaking diplomatic ties with Red China.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
Nehru
Peiping
Red
Tibet
Red China
United Nations
Chamber Group Selects Aides
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Health and Education Committee named sub committees for the coming year. Chairmen include John Martin for Sanitation with Drs. Gooch Chia Petti Hopson. Dwight Hudson for Congressional action with Dr. Crandall and Dr. Tims. Dr. Donald Goley for City Hospital with Dr. Helms. and Dr. Jack Tanner for posters. The group plans a speakers bureau for schools and parent teacher associations.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
John Martin
Robert Gooch
Donald Chiapetti
Robert Hopson
Congressional Action
Dwight Hudson
Speakers Bureau
John Crandall
Buddy Tims
City Hospital
Donald Goley
William Helms
Jack Tanner
Bank of Scottsdale to raise savings interest starting January
The Bank of Scottsdale announces higher savings rates from January 1. Deposits held one year or more earn 4 percent, six to twelve months earn 3.5 percent, under new Fed and FDIC authority. President G. T. Smothers says the move makes Scottsdale's only independent, home owned bank more profitable for customers.
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Bank of Scottsdale
G. T. Smothers
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Scottsdale
Smothers
McNutt Ghost Case Haunts City Zoning Move
City council fights a contested deal tied to Bob McNutt’s letters offering zoning in exchange for a 600 front foot sewer easement along Camelback and Miller Roads. Fenix and Goettl dispute the validity while the planning board denies approval and delays persist. The sewer line, meant for Hallicraft Homes, may be removed for a permanent Hayden Road system.
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Bob McNutt
Fenton McDonough
McNutt
Commercial Soning
Camelback
Miller Roads
McDonough
Gib Fenix
Fenix
Philadelphia
Adam Goettl
Goettl
Art Petersen
Irv McMahon
Planning and Zoning Board
Miller
Hayden Road
City Hall
John Glen
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Eastside Annex
Tracy
Fima Road
McKellips Road
Coronado Drive
The
Arizona Bank
Terry Green
George Tracy
Dr. Ashe
Adlai
N. Y
U.S
Parada
Bank
Fifth Avenue and
Phoenix Banks
George Long
Mr. McNutt
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