Move Afoot To Force Diefenbaker To Resign
Canadian cabinet members push to oust Prime Minister Diefenbaker over nuclear arms policy. Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson and Social Credit chief Robert N. Thompson announce plans to support a no confidence vote. New Democrats signal possible backing. White House says U.S. will not intervene despite tensions. Election expected early April amid a cabinet split and anti Americanism focus.
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Diefenbaker
Douglas Harkness
Canada
U.S. State Department
U.S
United States
State Department
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Social Credit
Robert N. Thompson
New Democrats
Scottsdale Part Of Tri City Traffic Survey Plan
Maricopa County approves participation in a two year traffic movement study with Mesa Tempe the State Highway Department and the U S Bureau of Public Roads for the eastern urban area. County share 7500. Scottsdale to name a representative likely Ken McDonald.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Mesa
Tempe
State Highway Department
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Maricopa
Tri- City
Wilbur Smith
City to Vote Liquor Tax Ordinance Tonight
The city council plans to enact a liquor tax ordinance with permit fees up to 900 dollars for permits 1 through 6 and varied rates for others. The scale follows about 75 percent of Phoenix rates with some changes as the state liquor board often overrides council recommendations.
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State Liquor Control Board
Atlantic Storm Dampens Coast as Maine Freezes
An Atlantic storm drove high seas against the southeast coast while Maine shivered with record cold. Los Angeles hit 82 degrees as many sought sun in cloudy skies, and Limestone recorded seven degrees below zero near Caribou in Maine.
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Maine
Los Angeles
City Council to name appraisers for Scottsdale water
The Scottsdale city council tonight is expected to appoint Metcalf and Eddy of Boston and Los Angeles to appraise the Phoenix water system and the Indian Bend Water Company. Ferguson Brooks and Kelly will assist in valuation as Scottsdale seeks to condemn the private supplier and gain water control. A suit filed last year targets Phoenix over service to Scottsdale and rate disputes remain unresolved.
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Boston
City of Phoenix Water System
Scottsdale
Indian Bend Water Company
Metcalf and Eddy
Los Angeles
Ferguson, Brooks and Kelly
Indian Bend Company
Phoenix Lines
Phoenix
Holsclaw Calls SRP Octopus in House Speech
Arizona Representative Douglas Holsclaw labeled the Salt River Project an octopus in a floor address. He criticized its tax posture and warned of tax-exempt status changes while noting the project’s extensive meters and public power role. A Senate House tax coordination committee appointment was delayed as lawmakers sought cross chamber cooperation on a tax proposal ahead of a March 1 deadline.
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Phoenix
UPI
Salt River Project
Douglas Holsclaw
R - Pima
Arizona
Holsclaw
United States
Arizona Public Service
Tucson Gas and Electric
Senate
Clarence Carpenter
House
W.B. Barkley
Tax Time Turmoil: Accoutant Opens Fire On Police
Dennis Clinton Rice a 21 year old power company accountant went berserk over his income tax return triggering a four hour gun battle with police in Cheyenne Wyoming. Officers and residents evacuated as tear gas and gunfire lit the night. Patrolman Mike Coolihan talked Rice down from a rooftop hideout and secured his surrender. None seriously hurt.
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Wyo
UPI
Power Company
Dennis Clinton Rice
Mike Coolihan
Rice
Russia Mars probe nears halfway point says Tass
Moscow reports Tass states the Soviet probe to Mars is about 30 million miles from Earth as it approaches the halfway mark.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Mars
Earth
Tass
Write On Taxes Complain to lawmakers About Mortgage Bills
Citizens urge direct letters to the Arizona House and Senate about a mortgage reporting bill that would require full itemization of homeowner payments. Sign your letters, cite complaints, and send to Progress P.O. Box 818 Scottsdale. Address Rep David Kret and Sen Harold Giss with full titles in Phoenix.
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Arizona House
Senate
P.O. Box
Scottsdale
David Kret
R.-Maricopa
House of Representatives
Phoenix
Harold Giss
D.-Yuma
Tots Hospital Closed Down
Financially troubled Tots Hospital was closed today as staff doctors planned to take over operations. James D. Jennings of Scottsdale, hospital promoter, said last group of employees were discharged Monday with key administrators staying on payroll during lease or sale negotiations. An audit began Monday as about 50 osteopathic physicians negotiate for the hospital and a lease or purchase is likely to take about 30 days. Jennings valued the hospital at about 2 million dollars and proposed doctors pay all debts including overdue bond interest.
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Children’s Hospital
James D. Jennings
Scottsdale
John B. Farnham
Jennings
Scottsdale curb painting requires city permit for numbers
City Manager Kenneth Williams warns that painting house numbers on curbs needs a permit from Scottsdale. The city has reports of men soliciting money after painting addresses. such work is usually done by Boy Scouts or service clubs. Youth or civic groups may obtain a letter of explanation. others must obtain a permit.
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Scottsdale
Kenneth Williams
Whistler's Mother Arrives in Atlanta for Six-Week Visit
The famous painting Whistler's Mother traveled from France to Atlanta for a six week stay. The visit serves as a memorial for 122 Atlanta art lovers lost during a chartered airliner crash in Paris last summer.
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Atlanta
UPI
Whistler
France
Paris
Air Force Accepts First F4C Jet Fighter-Bomber
The Air Force accepted delivery of its first F4C supersonic two seat jet fighter bomber. It features a 2,000 mile range and speeds above 1,600 miles per hour with a ceiling of 100,000 feet.
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Tampa
Fla
Rooms for Rent Ad Earns Quick Response
A January 30 Progress classified in classification 12 notes a rooms for rent ad with kitchen privileges for a lady at 12.50 dollars a week. The advertiser reported strong response the next day with the first caller taking the room. The ad appeared for two issues costing 1.63 dollars.
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The
Progress
Bicycle thefts persist as unlocked bikes aid thieves
The article lists six stolen bicycles after owners left them unlocked, including John M. Cox and five others at various north and east area addresses. Two additional bikes were found abandoned, one by Lillian G. Talbert and another by Ken Gardner near their homes.
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John M. Cox
N. 74Th St
Scottsdale Baseball Stadium
Lillian G. Talbert
E. Highland
Ken Gardner
E. Solano
Strikes Persist as Mediation Hints at Settlement
A fifth union strikes the rails while Florida East Coast Railway tests limited freight service under supervisory staff. Mayor Robert F. Wagner urges joint negotiations between New York publishers and printers amid the year-long dispute with the Southern Pacific railway.
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Today
Southern Pacific Railway
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Florida East Coast Railway
Newspaper advertising up 1 percent in 1962 period
UPI reports Printers' Ink magazine says advertising volume in New York papers for the first 11 months of last year rose by 1 percent compared with the same period in 1961.
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New York
UPI
Printers’ Ink Magazine
Queen Elizabeth Returns After $1 Million Overhaul
The Queen Elizabeth arrived in New York with 2,212 passengers after a 33 day overhaul in Southampton England costing $1 million.
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New York
UPI
Southampton
England
Solon Attacks Powell Favors By Government
In Washington Senator John J. Williams accused federal agencies of scrambling to do the most favors for Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. He criticized the administration for shoveling taxpayers money to Powell in a loose manner with loans and favors.
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Powell
Washington
UPI
Sen
John J. Williams
R-Del
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell
Williams
Senate
Tas
New York
Auto Impound Ordinance On Tonight's City Council Agenda
Osmond Burton Jr. says city plans an automobile impound ordinance allowing police to hold vehicles left 72 hours or more in public right of way. The measure defines police powers to remove cars involved in accidents illegally parked or abandoned on public property.
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Osmond Burton Jr
CM President Slaps France in European Common Market Speech
In Strasbourg Walter Hallstein urged member nations to resist perceived one power dominance in Europe. He criticized De Gaulle's veto of Britain's entry bid without naming France, during the opening of the Common Market Assembly session.
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Strasbourg
France
UPD
Walter Hallstein
High Commission
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Hallstein
Common Market Assembly
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
City Hall Review Weighs Private Build Option Near Downtown
Scottsdale officials review a plan by a five member private committee to have a private investor construct a 7000 square foot city hall on city property east of the present building at 133 East Main Street. The city would lease the ground to the investor at a token rate, who would then lease the building to the city for 15 to 20 years.
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Scottsdale Square
Thom Hickey
Scottsdale
City Hall
E. Main St
Indian School Road
Scottsdale Road
F. W. Woolworth
Main Street
School Meetings Set Tonight On $3.4 Million Bond
Scottsdale School District officials will speak at Soloma and Kachina schools tonight to discuss a $3.4 million bond expected to go to a Feb. 26 vote. Superintendent Dr. Charles C. Holt and A. Flowers will address PTA gatherings. The plan includes 67 new classrooms and site work for nine elementary schools, plus two high schools expansions.
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Scottsdale
Charles C. Holt
Soloma School
PTA
al Flowers
Holt
Air Force expert says safeguards prevent rogue missile launch
Maj. Harold W. Dietz of Van denberg Air Force Base Calif spoke Monday at a conference at the School of Aerospace Medicine about psychological safeguards for command officers who control national nuclear missiles. He argued safeguards are extensive to prevent a sudden war from a compromised leader.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Air Force
America
Harold W. Dietz
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
School of Aerospace Medicine
Jackie Triumphs On Broadway In Impromptu Curtain Moment
Jacqueline Kennedy visits a Broadway comedy and participates on stage as Zero Mostel ad libs a joke about the White House. The First Lady’s engagement elicits laughter and long applause while Mostel notes her appreciative, human audience presence.
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UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Zero Mostel
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Rick Chambers
N. 75Th Way
Larry E. Burrage
N. Entrada
Richard L. Hoslar
E. Coronado
Chester K. Watson
N. 66Th St
Steven French
E. MacKenzie
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USAF
Jackie
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