Paradise Valley Mayor Pledges Town Functions Amid Incorporation Flight
Mayor Jack Huntress said Paradise Valley will continue governing the town until court rulings settle the May 1961 incorporation. He noted ongoing street work, a new street maintenance supervisor, and a plan to seek a Scottsdale fire protection contract as Rural Fire Protection Co. winds down. The town awaits court decisions on petition validity and signatures while maintaining police, road work, and essential services for 4,650 residents.
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Paradise Valley
Huntress
Oren’ White
Scottsdale
Rural Fire Protetion Co
Rural Co
Ruiral Co
Gerald Ludbeck
Hospital closure lifted for Scottsdale Community Hospital
Dr. Daniel T. Fridena Jr announced the State Department of Health lifted the suspension on Scottsdale Community Hospital’s license. The hospital had remained open under court order with inspection access limited. The weather forecast calls for cloudy to partly sunny skies with highs around 63 today and mid 60s tomorrow.
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Daniel T. Fridena, Jr
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Community Hospital
White House denies Nixon nuclear use in Vietnam rumors
White House and Pentagon moved to quell rumors that nuclear weapons could be used in Vietnam. George Christian called McCarthy's charges false and unfair to the armed forces. McCarthy claimed some demands for nuclear weapons were being pressed in policy discussions.
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ADA May Back Gene McCarthy
The American for Democratic Action faces a split over endorsing Senator Eugene J. McCarthy for president. Liberals push for a McCarthy endorsement to oppose Johnson’s Vietnam policy, while labor members fear losing union support if the endorsement is made. Governor Romney says Nixon offers no alternative to Johnson’s Vietnam stance.
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Washington, D.C
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Wreck injures boy and two others in Scottsdale
A nine year old boy, William C. Steffen, 9, of 629 BE Sixth St, was struck by a car driven by Arthur G. Wilson at 320 S Miller Rd. at 4 26 p m and was listed in good condition. In a second crash at 70th St and Willetta, Josephine Siragusa 20 and Josephine Palmieri 40 suffered minor injuries. Siragusa was cited for failure to yield and license restriction violations.
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William C.steffei
Arthur G. Wilson
EH. Villa Apt. No. 6
Phoenix
Miller Rd
Wilson
Steffen
Scottsdale Baptist, Hospital
Josephine Siftagusa
Palm Lane
Josephine Palmieri
Moreland
70Th St
Willetta
Siragusa
Palmieri
Miss Siragisa
Soviet Beagle bombers poised for South Vietnam raids
UPI report says Soviet made TL28 Beagles capable of hitting Vietnamese airfields were spotted bombing Phuc Yen airfield near Hanoi. Spokesmen estimate North Vietnam possesses six such bombers with 1,000 mile range. Meanwhile at Khe Sanh a C130 crash killed all aboard and halted resupply to Marines as NVA massed outside the base.
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Eugene V. Risher
U.S
Phuc -Yen
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Khe ‘Sanh
South Vietnam
Scottsdale Faces Debate Over Western Town Identity
Arizona State University students questioned Scottsdale’s identity as the West’s Most Western Town citing a survey. local merchants and residents defend tradition while some see value in modernization. Jaycees and Chamber voices echo support for preserving the motif, with mixed opinions from locals.
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Jack’ Karie
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Old Town
Washbotten
Labor leader threatens mass walkout over GIs in NYC
New York City's top labor figure warns he may mobilize one million union members if the National Guard replaces striking garbage collectors. Eight day strike disrupts sanitation, street saltings halted, and several bridges and roadways closed as talks with city officials continue with Governor Rockefeller involved.
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New York City
National Guard
Rockefeller
Parents to be arraigned in deadly case in Phoenix
Joseph Ault a 43 and his wife Dorothy 41 were arrested on involuntary manslaughter charges after their daughter killed herself when ordered to shoot her dog as punishment. They face arraignment in Phoenix Justice Court Monday afternoon as Maricopa County Attorney Robert Corbin cites awareness of the daughter's emotional state and lack of caution. In Casa Grande Arizona heavy rain forced postponement of rain dances at the Arizona All Indian Pow Wow.
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Joseph Ault
Dorothy
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Robert Corbin
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