Local Doctor Honored as Outstanding Foreigner in Korea
Major David M. Harvey of Scottsdale named Outstanding Young Foreigner in Korea by the Seoul International Community Junior Chamber of Commerce at a award dinner. He and his wife Louise live in Scottsdale with three children. Harvey commands the 11th Evacuation Hospital in Pusan and volunteers with six Korean institutions, including weekly Save The Children Clinic service treating over 40 children per visit and aiding more than 200 with orthopedic issues. He received a Korea Ministry of Health and Social Affairs citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Harvey
Scottsdale
Korea
Seoul International Community Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hyung Shik Chae
Harvey
Louise
E. Weldon Ave
Pusan
Save the Children Clinic
Republic of Korea
Ministry of Health and Social Affairs
Valley School to Open 1200-Pupil Campus in Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley Elementary District plans a new 1 200 pupil school to be ready by September with construction starting next month. It will house 650 students facing eviction from another district school, while a Superior Court ruling questions the district’s lease validity. If eviction proceeds, 650 students may attend double sessions at a different school. otherwise the new campus will solve the issue this summer. Trustees foresee building a new school annually to match district growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Valley
Village Water For Indians to Bring Water to Santa Rosa
Federal funds totaling 186000 from the accelerated Public Works Program will supply water to Indian villages in Santa Rosa and Bulas Arizona. Of this sum 81000 will bring water to 85 homes in Santa Rosa on the Papago Reservation said Dan Geller project engineer for the Indian Health Division U S Public Health Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
VPI
Santa Rosa
Bulas
Arizona
Scout Receives Braille Scouting Volumes
Fourteen year old George Cholo of 4902 North 85th Street was presented four braille volumes on Boy Scouting by the Scottsdale Lions Club. George, an Navajo School eighth grader, has been blind since birth and plans to join Troop 442 with Scoutmaster Lee Mullen. He lives with his sister and brother in law, Mr and Mrs William Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cholo
85Th Street
Scottsdale Lions Club
George
William Cunningham
Lee Mullen
Phil van Allsburg
Guy +unt
Lions Sight Conservation
Jim Mahaffey
Cld
Bob Dawson
Arizona Foundation For the Blind
Births Reported At Local Hospitals In Early February
Local couples welcomed five boys and two girls across Baptist of Scottsdale Good Samaritan and Mesa Southside facilities. Families listed include Rahlf St Clair Holt Reid Haberman Bruender Gibson with birth dates from Feb 8 to Feb 11.
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Baptist OF
Scottsdale
Allen Rahlf
E. Edgemont
John St. Clair
Apache Blvd
Charles Holt
E. San Miguel
Dennis Reid
Orange Blossom
Warren Haberman
Tempe
Court Dismisses Mahanna Drunken Driving Charge
A September drunken driving charge against Ned Mahanna of 18 S Marshall Scottsdale was dismissed in city court on December 12 1962 by City Magistrate Fenton McDonough for a technicality. Mahanna was arrested September 18 for driving while intoxicated on a public highway but was found to be on a private driveway at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Mahanna
S. Marshall
Scottsdale
Fenton McDonough
Mahanna
Light Stolen From Scottsdale Street Sweeper
A revolving chrome light on the top of a City of Scottsdale street sweeper parked at 31 E. 4th St during repairs was stolen at night. Beverly Thewell of 8202 E. Clarendon reported damage to her rear yard fence and garbage thrown into her swimming pool yesterday.
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City of Scottsdale
E. 4Th St
Scottsdale
Beverly Thewell
E. Clarendon
Scouting del Sol jamboree slated for Scottsdale
More than 300 Scottsdale Boy Scouts will attend the first annual Scouting del Sol jamboree February 22 and 23 at the southwest corner of Scottsdale and Osborn Roads. The event features a campfire program with Indian dancing and Saturday demonstrations and awards led by Knute K. Knutson. The commissioners trophy will be awarded to the troop with the best all around performance. The Scottsdale district of Theodore Roosevelt Council serves greater Phoenix and is its newest district, formed last fall after splitting from Camelback District.
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Scottsdale
Osborn Roads
Knute K. Knutson
Knutson
Theodore Roosevelt Council
Phoenix
Grazing Fees to Rise on Western Public Lands
An order to raise grazing fees on public lands in 10 Western states likely will be issued this week. The Bureau of Land Management has sent the proposal to Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall for signing. the measure would apply to lands in Colorado Wyoming Utah Montana Idaho Oregon California Nevada Arizona and New Mexico.
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Washington
UPI
United Press International
Bureau of Land Management
Stewart L. Udall
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
California
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Scottsdale Library Changes Nights
The Scottsdale Public Library will stay open Friday night instead of Thursday night. Librarian Miss Nel lene Smith said the change, with the library closing tomorrow for Admissions Day, a government holiday in Arizona.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Nellene Smith
Arizona
Auto gear thefts reported near Tempe bowling alley
Curtis Williamson of 918 Webber Dr Tempe reports a Sun electric tachometer was removed from his car while parked at a bowling alley on S Scottsdale Rd last night. Gerald F Porter of 8326 E Minnetowa reports four hubcaps stolen from his car parked in front of his home.
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Curtis Williamson
Webber Dr
Tempe
S. Scottsdale Rd
Gerald F. Porter
E. Minnetowa
Officials To Talk On School Bonds
Scottsdale School District officials plan two public talks on the proposed 3.4 million bond. Dr. Charles C. Holt will address taxpayers at Yavapai School and Al Flowers at Ingleside School at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26 election. Flowers will write a three‑part series on bond basics, district needs, and tax rate impact for 1963-64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Charles C. Holt
Yavapai School
al Flowers
Ingleside School
The
Progress
Flowers
Frank A Lane reports bogus checks received
Police were told yesterday that several checks totaling 403 dollars were received by Frank A Lane of 4704 N Woodmere. The incident involves fraudulent payments and unknown suspects.
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Frank A. Lane
N. Woodmere
Man Named Gene Autry Lanford Arrested for Vagrancy
Gene Autry Lanford was arrested in Scottsdale for vagrancy after being stopped by Officer Robert Moore on Scottsdale Road north of Thomas. He had reportedly been released three days earlier from Tonopah Nevada jail for traffic charges and was booked in the city jail.
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Cowboy
Gene Autry Lanford
Robert Moore
Lanford
Scottsdale Rd
Thomas
Tonopah
Nevada
Sanford
Russian Allies Against Mao
Sen. Barry Goldwater warned at a Lincoln Day gathering that future U S battles might pit the United States on the same side as Russia against Maoist China. He joked he would not seek the 1964 presidency and urged GOP focus on House candidates.
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Yuma
UPD
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
China
Russia
Goldwater
U.S
Extinguishers Stolen in Scottsdale Hotels and Church
Thieves stole two extinguishers from the Congregational Church at 4425 N Granite Reef Rd overnight, and another from the Paiute School near the east wing. A previous two extinguishers were also taken from Scottsdale hotels in recent weeks. One recovered from a vehicle with juveniles was spotted by an officer.
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Congregational Church
Granite Reef
Scottsdale
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National Reconstruction Movement
Walter Godfrey
Maurice S. Kleinberg
U.S. Army
Major Harvey
Valley School
Scouts
James T. LeWallen
James A. LeWallen
W. Culver
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Marine Corps
Gene Autry
Yuma County
Republican Central Committee
Senate
House
Rev
Lee J. Smallsteed
Total-Electric
Salt River Project
Alpine
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