Bank of Scottsdale set for July 1 opening on Scottsdale Road
Federal insurance for deposits awarded to the Scottsdale owned Bank of Scottsdale as president Thomas J. Sillers said it should be open by July 1 in a new building on Scottsdale Road. The FDIC approval means deposits are insured to 10000 with a $1 million capitalization oversubscribed by 250 local investors. Directors include Don K Chambers Charles M Duccy Stanley E Short John Tomek Ozell M Trask and W V Wooldridge.
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Federal Insurance of Deposits
Bank of Scottsdale
Thomas J. Sillers
Scottsdale Road
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
State Superintendent of Banks
Scottsdale
Sillers
Don K. Chambers
Charles M. Duccy
Stanley E. Short
John Tomek
Ozell M. Trask
W. V
Bill) Wooldridge
Scottsdale Superintendent Receives 1500 Raise
Scottsdale School Board increases John L. Ashe annual salary to 16500 starting next school year. A NEA report shows pay lag for equal districts with Tucson and Phoenix offering higher totals. Board also approves contracts for principals aides and a new elementary site purchase. Coronado High School construction awarded to Gilbert and Dolan for 1.752 million.
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Scottsdale
John L. Ashe
Arizona
Tucson
Phoenix
National Education Association
Scholis
Ols
Otter
Parties To Aid Cancer Fight In Scottsdale
The Scottsdale branch of the American Cancer Society hosts two benefit events tomorrow. A Coffee for Cancer gathering starts at 10 a.m. in the Safari Hotel banquet hall with tickets at 3.50. A Cocktails for Cancer party follows at 5 30 p.m. in the same hotel lobby cartoonist Don Barclay will sketch guests and paintings will be auctioned.
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Scottsdale
American Cancer Society
Safari Hotel
Safari
Don Barclay
Licenses Issued for Two Scottsdale Businesses
Two new enterprises in Scottsdale, The Pink Post at 209 W Indian School Rd and Scottsdale Yarn and Knit Shop at 409 E Indian School Rd, filed for sales tax and business licenses this week.
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Scottsdale
Pink Post
W. Indian School Rd
E. Indian School Rd
Scottsdale to add swim courses for high school students
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation and the Scottsdale School District plan to offer swim as a physical education subject at Scottsdale high schools. Clarence Allan says the municipal pool may open for classes on March 1 with the school handling personnel and the department maintaining facilities. The program excludes Arcadia and Coronado high schools unless Coronado is annexed. after May 1 the pool opens to weekend public swimming.
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Scottsdale High
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Clarence Allan
Arcadia High School
Coronado High School
Allan
Coronado
Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department
Scottsdale
Arcadia ‘High School
Odor Problem in Scottsdale Sewage Plant Surveyed
Dr. Karl A. Herlinger of the state bureau of sanitation addressed Tempe and North Tempe residents about restoring the organic balance at Scottsdale's pond. He cited population growth and proposed steps like ammonium nitrate addition and pond expansion to reduce odors and improve digestion.
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Scottsdale
Karl A. Herlinger
State Bureau of Sanitation
Tempe
North Tempe
Ken McDonald
Herlinger
Hayden Road
Mesa
Lloyd van Doren
Scottsdale Chamber Opposes New Minimum Wage Increase
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce board opposes any increase in the federal minimum wage under the Wages and Hours Act. They recommended legislative action to allow a public vote on repealing the state inventory tax. A museum committee report was tabled for further study. Chamber Manager Dave Hallstrom noted a 21.6 percent rise in membership revenue. The board approved affiliating with the Better Business Bureau.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Congressional Action Committee
Museum Committee
Dave Hallstrom
Chamber
Better Business Bureau
Women To Distribute Election Material In Scottsdale
Information on candidates and the city council primary election will be distributed by the Scottsdale Provisional League of Women Voters tomorrow. A booth will be set up at Scottsdale Road and Main Street between 11 a.m. and p.m. Mrs. Raymond Austin is chairman.
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Scottsdale
Kennedy Plans Conference To Bolster NATO
President Kennedy announced a key conference with Paul Henri Spaak next week to strengthen NATO amid rising East West tension. The White House tracks Congo crisis and UN disputes over Congo withdrawal while Kennedy rejects unilateral intervention plans.
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Kennedy
NATO
Washington
UPI
Congo
Russia
White House
Paul Henri Spaak
Thieves Target Ray Scottsdale Lumber Safe Again
The record safe at Ray Scottsdale Lumber Co was peeled open at 7 45 am with no money taken. A prior break in on December 16, 1959 had net cash and damage, while this incident only affected a dial on a floor safe and a soft drink machine money.
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Ray Scottsdale Lumber Co
Buster Shaver
Buck Larson
Ed Nixon
Buck Logan
Bob Stredelin
Bob Reed
Scottsdale Considers Hiring Spanish Teachers
Dr. John Ashe estimates conversational Spanish at Scottsdale's 15 elementary schools could cost up to 75000 annually with salaries the main expense while classes are now extras funded by parent fees. A group of parents plans to push the proposal at Tuesday’s school board meeting as the district explores certified staff shortages and prior pilot programs.
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Bill Doyle
Scottsdale
John Ashe
Caia 4Ana
Keith Turley
Kaibab School
Kachina
Arizona State University
State Department of Public Instruction
Senate Receives Turnpike Bill for Arizona Toll Road
Senate members led by Sen. Joe Haldiman Jr. submit a bill creating a three member Arizona turnpike authority with power to build toll roads. The body would oversee a toll road from Phoenix to the California line, in cooperation with the state highway commission.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Turnpike Authority
Senate
Joe Haldiman d Jr
D-Maricopa
Eenor
State Highway Commission
California
Scottsdale Daily Progress Births Aims at Local Readership
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces its launch as Scottsdale’s new weekly, promising daily coverage of local, state, national, and world news. Editors invite reader input, offer contact numbers for circulation and advertising, and pledge to keep readers informed while growing with the community.
New Inventory Tax Bill Aims to Ease Merchants Burden
In Phoenix the state senate received a compromise measure from action leaders Robert Prochnow and another D senator. The bill sets assessment and tax rates on retailer and wholesaler inventory and requires sworn affidavits of total purchases for resale from prior year. The assessor may use purchase orders or other records to verify totals.
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Phoenix
UPD
State Senate
Robert Prochnow
Dbuma
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