Delay Sought In Annex Suit Over Scottsdale Area
A 20 day continuance motion was filed in Maricopa County Superior Court to push the trial on the East Side annexation validity beyond its Feb 19 date. The case involves six square miles east of Scottsdale Road between McKellips and Coronado and was filed last April.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Richard Kamps
Ranaccantina Canttedala
Scottsdale Road
McKellips Road
Coronado Road
Kamps
Brewer
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
West Germany Protests De Gaulle Bloc Move
Western Germany faces protests as De Gaulle pushes for a French led bloc. Paris Bonn Madrid axis claims fuel tension while six nation EEC talks in Strasbourg remain stormy after Britain’s entry veto. Bonn and Munich see student demonstrations showing support for Britain and anti French policy. Pravda blasts De Gaulle in Moscow aligned critique.
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UPI
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Pravda
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Francisco Franco
Spain
Pens stretch world tour from Fort Madison to Melbourne
A Fort Madison Sheaffer factory employee calculates that over 100 million fountain pens made since the company’s founding would, end to end, span from Fort Madison to San Francisco, across the Pacific to Hawaii, and within three miles of Melbourne Australia, illustrating the vast scale of production.
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UPI
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Plan On City Hall by Scottsdale Committee
A five member committee of local businessmen plans to present a city hall leasing proposal tomorrow to the Scottsdale City Council. The plan would fund construction with private capital and lease purchase the building, with two site options under study. Texas era details include a 17 000 square foot facility and prior Scottsdale Square lease terms.
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Hickey
Scottsdale Square
Indian School Road
Scottsdale Road
Council
Warmer Air Thaws Nation Across Regions
A warm air flow from the Pacific Coast moves eastward lifting temperatures across the western two thirds of the nation. A cold wave hits New England after a storm dropped up to eight inches of snow in parts of Maine. Western temperatures rise about 20 degrees while Southern California bathed in record 90 degree heat.
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Midwest
California
Local Weather Report From Kiva School Eighth Graders
Forecast calls for sunny skies with high clouds today and tomorrow. Mild temperatures persist with highs near 82 and lows around 50 for tomorrow morning. Sunrise is 7 22 a.m. and sunset 6 02 p.m.
Landslide follows Ecuador school tragedy killing 105
In Biblian Ecuador a mudslide struck Turubama after a mass funeral for 105 victims from the Sacred Heart of Mary School collapse. Four nuns and 100 children died in the chapel incident as residual rain weakened walls. Authorities report 70 injured and 350 children present at the time.
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UPI
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Turubama
Manuel Serrano Abad
Cuenca
Carlota
Sacred Heart of Mary School
Cuenca Azoques
Azuay
Canar
Pope Has Cold Sore Throat After Roman Snowstorm
Pope John XXIII, stricken with a cold and sore throat from watching a rare Roman snowstorm, was listed in improved condition and continuing his normal workload.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Ban On Britain To Affect US Farm Exports Due To De Gaulle Veto
Washington reports a potential heavy backlash on American agriculture from France's veto of Britain joining the common market. Western Europe may see roughly 1.1 trillion in farm product cuts. France and Germany futures, wheat pricing, and tariffs could shift farming toward self sufficiency and reduce U.S. access, with German price supports influencing French planting choices and American broiler markets already eroded in Germany.
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Australia
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Schick Appears Favorite in Nicaragua Election
Rene Schick of Luis Somoza's liberal party led early results amid police clashes with anti-government demonstrators. Opposition candidate Diego Chamorro conceded as official tallies lag. an OAS mission observed the vote with results expected in about three weeks.
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UPI
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Big Man Dies in Florida After Brief Illness
Jacksonville report says Charles Steinmetz, a 740 pound man who spoke of craving food as an alcoholic craved drink, died Sunday after a brief illness. The UPI dispatch notes his sizable weight and fatal illness.
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Fla
UPI
Charles Steinmetz
Trampled Crowd in Granadilla Stampede Kills 23
In Granadilla Canary Islands a wooden building housing farm workers collapsed after a stampede to exit. Twenty three died and more than a hundred were injured as crowds rushed toward the main door amid creaking walls and a falling corridor. Most victims were women. police described a chaotic scene like a snake pit.
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Scottsdale lawmaker pushes mortgage payment disclosure bill
Rep. Dave Kret of Scottsdale says House Bill 40, requiring full disclosure of mortgage payment details to property owners, is likely to reach the House calendar Thursday after passing all committees except Rules and Judiciary. The Progress’s survey notes homeowners face rising monthly payments tied to tax projections and impound demands.
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Arizona lawmakers push safety inspections to state agency
Senator David Palmer introduces a bill to have the Highway Department run vehicle safety inspections instead of private shops. The plan would allow the Highway Commission to set up inspection stations and use fees to cover operations, amid concerns of unnecessary repairs by garages. A House bill would repeal safety inspections. Other measures include per capita care costs for Arizona Pioneers Home residents and farm transport exemptions. Rep Tenney and Rep Ogden sponsor related bills. Rep Mabel Elis notes Dr Frank W Boville's death.
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Mona Lisa Leaves Washington in Quiet Departure
The Mona Lisa slipped out of town today without ceremony or farewells, leaving Washington in a discreet exit as described by UPI.
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Washington
UPI
Canada Defense Minister Harkness resigns over nuclear arms policy
Defense Minister Douglas Harkness, 59, quits the federal cabinet in Ottawa in protest at Prime Minister Diefenbaker’s refusal to commit Canada to nuclear weapons. The move shocks a minority government, with experts predicting the end of Parliament and a possible general election. Harkness stated in a letter that their views on acquiring nuclear weapons are not reconcilable.
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UPI
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John Diefenbaker
Canada
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House of Commons
Diefenbaker
Resig
Lester B. Pearson
Parliament Hill
Commons
City Considers Tax On Liquor Licenses
City council debates a proposed liquor license tax at tomorrow's regular meeting. The panel has not set rates yet, aiming to decide before session. Some members oppose the tax as discriminatory, while others fear it will deter license applications.
GOP Asks Bids For 1964 Republican Convention
Washington UPI reports cities may bid to host the 1964 Republican National Convention with March 4 presentations to the GOP Site Committee. Detroit Chicago Philadelphia and San Francisco have already submitted bids and several other cities showed interest.
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UPI
GOP National Committee
William F. Miller
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Millionaire's Wife Missing Near Ocala Flight
A. B. Widener III reports his wife, about 37, missing after a private Aero Commander plane aborted a landing near Ocala Florida. Weather was stormy with limited visibility as search teams and Widener himself joined the morning air search.
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Ocala, Fla
UPI
A. B. Widener III
Widener
Florida
Air Search
Suspect Vanishes Toward Mexico in Arizona Killing
Tucson police and Pima County Sheriff say the suspect in the Richel Hanson killing may have fled to Mexico. Karl Norten, 32, remains at large after a first degree murder warrant and FBI bulletin were issued following Hanson's shotgun death and his fiancee Patricia Crosby being wounded.
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Waldon Burr
University of Arizona
Richel Hanson
Mexico
Karl Norten
FBI
Hanson
Patricia Crosby
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