Liquor Tax Plan Faces Protest From Scottsdale Chamber
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce protests a proposed liquor license tax ordinance. The board drafted a letter to Mayor William Schrader and the council, praising general license control but opposing Section E of the measure. the council meets at 8 p.m. in the city hall council chambers to consider the proposal.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
William Schrader
Council
Chamber
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Paul Shanks
Paul Shank
al Lindsey
Arizona Retail License Beverage Association
Tang
East
Scottsdale Road
Sunny Italy
First Avenue
State Liquor Control Board
Mesa
Tempe
Maricopa County
Soviets Pledge Partial Cuba Troop Withdrawal by March
Soviet Premier Khrushchev signaled to Washington via Dobrynin that Moscow would pull out several thousand troops from Cuba by March 15, easing Caribbean tensions. The pledge, described as a constructive step, followed a White House briefing and a secret leaders’ meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Cuba
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Kennedy
Caribbean
Dobrynin
White House
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Foreign Office
U.S
Russia
St John Found In Phoenix Home
Ronald St John an 18 year old escapee from the Arizona State Hospital was found at a West Palm Lane Phoenix home. He did not resist when police apprehended him and turned him back to the hospital.
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Phoenix
UPI
Ronald St. John
Arizona State Hospital
St. John
West Palm Lane
Scottsdale High forfeits nine wins over ineligible player
Progress Inside The Arizona Interscholastic Association ruled that junior guard Terry Stanley did not live in the Scottsdale High attendance area and was ineligible to participate until two semesters were completed. Coronado will replace Scottsdale in the inter-divisional cage tournament at St. Mary’s this weekend.
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Arizona Interscholastic Association
Scottsdale High
AIA
Terry Stanley
Coronado
Scottsdale
St. Mary's
Bond Issue Part II for Scottsdale School District
The second installment in a three part series outlines a proposed 3.4 million bond issue for the Scottsdale School District. Al Flowers or Dr Charles Holt will answer property owners questions after reading the series.
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Scottsdale
al Flowers
Charles Holt
Arizona House approves vehicle inspection deadline extension
An amendment to push the safety inspection deadline from March 31 to June 30 was proposed by John Haugh and Pat Vipperman during the Arizona House session. Vipperman argued inspectors overcharged motorists, while Haugh backed a 30 day extension. debate continues as repeal prospects fade. The day also included a proposed constitutional change to end tax exemptions for power and agricultural districts, with sponsors from Mohave and Pima counties.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
John Haugh
Pima
Pat Vipperman
Maricopa
Haugh
Vipperman
Wipperman
J. J. Glancy
Mohave
Forrest Pearce
Sandy Bowling
Tony Carrillo
Harold Cook
Bud Walker
Joe Ybarra
Salt River Project
Scottsdale annexes 914 square miles expanding reach northward
Scottsdale annexed a 0.914 square mile area in Paradise Valley extending two miles east of Pima Road. The city now covers 34.9 square miles with 55 to 60 percent of area valuation represented by property owner signatures. Officials anticipate immediate police and fire protection and potential garbage service after March 1.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Pima Road
Salt River Indian Reservation
Pima and
Hayden Roads
Greenway Road
Osmond Burton Jr
Phoenix
Maricopa County Superior Court
City of
Kenneth Williams
Udall Support Questioned Over Navajo Peyote Ban
The Supreme Court refused to hear eight Navajo Indians from the Native American Church challenging Interior Secretary Udall's approval of a Navajo tribal ordinance banning peyote in religious rites. Earlier courts upheld Udall's action, with government lawyers noting the secretary acted to approve as required by law and did not enforce the ban.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
US. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
US. District Court For
Udall
Navajo Tribal Council
Interior Department
Asian Flu Epidemic Hits New York and South States
New York City and southeastern states report epidemic levels of Asian flu with Dr. George James noting widespread respiratory cases. Tennessee, North Carolina, Alabama and Massachusetts report hundreds of illnesses as health officials monitor the outbreak.
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New York
United Press International
New York City
George James
Tennesee
North Carolina
Alabama
Massachusetts
James
Powell Money Plea Delayed Hearing for Powell Budget Postponed
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell sought nearly 700000 for his House Education and Labor Committee budget and asked for a morning hearing. The Administration Committee rescheduled to Feb 28 amid testifying plans by Attorney General Kennedy on youth employment legislation. Separate notes report pneumonia cases rise in New York City and flu outbreaks affect Wilkes County North Wilkesboro schools and Memphis area hospitals.
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Washington
UPI
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
New York Democrat
House Administration
Powell
Robert F. Kennedy
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
House
New York City
Wilkesboro
N.C
Wilkes County
North Wilkesboro
Wilkes General Hospital
Tennessee
Mack M. Green
Montgomery County
Scottsdale Man Rams 2 Autos Faces 5 Counts
Harold M. Satchett of Scottsdale was charged with five traffic counts after his car crashed into two parked vehicles on East Clarendon. Police chased him after he failed to stop for Officer Robert Moore. Satchett was released on $600 bond with a court appearance set for March 1.
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Scottsdale
Harold M. Satchett
E. Lafayette
Robert Moore
Sarchett
East Clarendon
Dow Jones Averages Decline in Early Trading
The Dow Jones averages show a broad drop with 30 Industrials at 687.50 down 1.46, 20 Rails at 153.52 down 0.86, 15 Utilities at 186.15 down 0.95, and 65 Stocks at 243.385 down 0.97. Trading volume reached 2,490,000 shares.
Notice to Parents on Driving Without Permit in Scottsdale
Scottsdale magistrate Fenton McDonough warns parents of youths under 16 face a minimum $50 fine if their children drive without permits. The Arizona Highway Department will suspend juvenile licenses for 3 to 12 months after the 16th birthday. Drivers may take instruction before 16 but must be accompanied by a parent.
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Fenton McDonough
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Motor Vehicle Division
The
Arizona Highway Department
Lawrence Davis Funeral Held in St Johns
Lawrence Alma Davis 66 a St Johns cattle rancher and World War I veteran died Sunday after a 1 1 year illness in a Phoenix hospital. He was born in St Johns and survived by three brothers Alton Winslow Harold and Mack all of St Johns and two sisters Ida Waite and Beatrice Waters. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at the First Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in St Johns.
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St. Johns
Ray Davis
Scottsdale
Lawrence Alma Davis
Phoenix
Davis
Alton
Winslow
Harold
Mack
Ida Waite
Beatrice Waters
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Castro Plays Both Sides in Cold War Split
Fidel Castro is pulling toward both Beijing and Moscow as a government expert notes. Edwin M. Martin, assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs, told a House subcommittee that Castro's heart leans to Peking but his stomach remains with Moscow.
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Washington
UPI
Fidel Castro
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
Edwin M. Martin
inter-American Affairs
House
Local Weather Forecast Patch Notes
Fair weather continues today and tonight with high cloudiness tomorrow. High around 72, overnight low near 42. Tomorrow's high about 70 with low tomorrow morning near 42. Sunrise 7 08 a m Sunset 6 16 p m. The high yesterday was 71 and the low this morning 42.
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John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Big Paradise Valley
Arcadia
Arcadia High School
Arcadia Chorale
Arcadia Dance Band
Arcadia High
BY Hunter Gooch
Brusally Ranch
ABC Ranch
Ed Torren
Fowler McCormick
Scottsdale Country Club
Burton
Green
Memphis
Tenn
Alex Shipley
Knoxville
State Public Health Department
Satchett
Robert McKee
E. Clarendon
Newton E. Barr
DOW Jones
McDonough
Lawrence Davis
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