Paradise Valley School Eviction Sparks Legal Battle
Superior Court Judge George Sterling granted eviction approval to builder Robert Altherr for Paradise Valley Elementary School No. 2 housing 708 students since 1962. The district would face double sessions and seek a Septembers completion of a new school under a $1.6 million bond plan, while mortgage bill reform advances in the Arizona legislature.
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Sterling
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Altherr
A-1 Construction Co
Philip Goldstein
Altert
Great Northern Misses Wreck Near Coram Montana
The Empire Builder with 139 passengers derailed by a boulder near Coram Montana, buckling seven cars and three diesel units into a V shape. It narrowly avoided a 100 foot plunge into the Flathead River with minor injuries to two passengers. Investigators cite thawing rain as loosening the rock on approach to the bend.
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Boulder
Flathead
Chicago
Seattle
Paradise Valley School No 2 Bids Open March 18
Maricopa County board of supervisors to open bids March 18 for construction of Paradise Valley Elementary School No 2 at 36th and Cholla Streets. Plans and specifications were adopted at Monday's meeting. Funding comes from a $1.6 million bond issue approved.
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Paradise Valley
Maricopa
Australian orders Soviet diplomat Skripov expelled over spy ring
Canberra accuses Ivan F. Skripov first secretary at the Soviet Embassy of heading a large espionage network. External Affairs Minister Sir Garfield Barwick announced seven days to leave after a two year probe aided by a woman counterspy. The Soviet Embassy denied the charges as damaging to relations. Ottawa previously saw Petrov disclosures.
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Australia
UPI
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Garfield Barwick
Vladimir Petrov
Skripov
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Soviet Union
Western Europe pressure grows over De Gaulle on Britain's entry
Western Europe presses France to reverse Charles de Gaulle's veto of Britain's bid for entry to the European Common Market. Adenauer of West Germany backs British membership and seeks renewed talks after the Franco German friendship treaty. Delegates at Strasbourg urge closer ties with the United States despite de Gaulle's third force plan. Paris denies rumors of a Paris Moscow axis and bans Khrushchev interview.
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United States
Paris
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Delay Strike Looms as Rail Clerks Resist SP Offer
A federal conciliator works to avert a major walkout by Southern Pacific employees after a Wednesday night rejection of a new automation offer. Meanwhile 11,000 railway clerks stay on the job past the deadline under a temporary restraining order, seeking $200,000 insurance for auto assignments.
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Waltonville
Ill
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Monon Railroad
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Stennis Doubts Cuban De-escalation Evidence
Sen. John C. Stennis said there is no evidence of a reduced military threat from Russia in Cuba after reviewing photographs and CIA briefings with John A. McCone. He questioned Kremlin force rotations and vowed further questioning, while Kennedy reiterated that offensive weapons were removed.
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Canada Expects Campaign Pledge On Anti US Policy
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker vows to play down anti American rhetoric in the election campaign to avert a cabinet revolt. He set April 8 for Canada’s election and warned the U S dispute over nuclear policy will be a campaign issue.
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Diefenbaker
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ABC Wide World of Sports Crew Ends Scottsdale Coverage
TV crews departed Scottsdale after covering the Parada del Sol Rodeo and Parade for a February 9 telecast. Lou Frederick praised the town and cooperation from police, the Junior Chamber of Commerce, and locals, saying they hope to return. KTVK-TV assisted in the coverage.
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Kennedy urges faith to guide U.S. through crisis era
President Kennedy at the presidential prayer breakfast calls for faith in God to sustain the nation amid "immense perils" beyond military or economic power. He cites Biblical guidance and notes attendees include Chief Justice Warren, cabinet members, Speakers, and lawmakers. Billy Graham warns of future crises testing moral and spiritual strength.
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UPI
Kennedy
International Christian Leadership
Mayflower Hotel
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Graham
United States
Glaring Example Of Discrimination In Scottsdale Homes
The Scottsdale case shows taxed equity disparity between homes of different values. A modest four bedroom home valued at 15 696 with 653 in taxes contrasts with a five bedroom mountain home valued at 165 000 paying 783 in taxes. The Progress forwards this example to Rep. Kret of Scottsdale to highlight assessment practices in Maricopa County.
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Kret
Senate
Ernest McFarland
McFarland
Hilliard Brooke
D.maricopa
Brooke
Progress
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Clark Shoots 32 in Phoenix Open Openers as Palmer Surges
Jimmy Clark, 42, of Huntington Beach, shoots a four under par 32 on the front nine at the Arizona Country Club in Phoenix Open play. Arnold Palmer is four under after 12 holes. other early scores include Rodgers 40, Middlecoff 35, Blewitt 34, and Leonard 34 as wind unsettles many.
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Huntington Beach
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Azalea
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Tommy Bolt
Robert Blewitt
Fred Wampler
Stan Leonard
Jack Burke Jr
San Francisco
Chrysler Posts Record 1962 Earnings and 2-for-1 Split Plan
Chrysler Corp reports a spectacular rebound in 1962 earnings with net income of 65,433,936 and 7.24 a share. Fourth quarter earnings equal 557 a share, and the board proposes a 2 for 1 stock split with a 25 cent dividend on split shares to double prior dividends.
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UPI
Chrysler Corp
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