All-Arabian Show Opens Tomorrow At Paradise Park
Scottsdale hosts the eighth annual All-Arabian Horse Show at Paradise Park, drawing up to 25,000 spectators. The event features 17 imported Arabians from Poland valued at $60,000 and highlights the breed’s stamina and intelligence, with demonstrations in cutting and children's show eligibility noted.
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Pega
Daugherty
American Horse Show Association
Paradise Park
Poland
U.S
Stillman
Fire damages Scottsdale home on 74th Street
A basement fire at 3020 N 74th St Scottsdale caused 1500 dollars in damage. Mr and Mrs Maupin were away from 10 am to 2 pm when neighbors reported smoke. Firefighters accessed the basement through a hole in the kitchen floor due to flames on the stairwell. Five trucks and a water tanker responded. Personal items were salvaged and smoke and water damaged the house.
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Jack Gilmore
Dennis Mercer
Paul Maupin
Scottsdale
N. 74Th St
Chuck Polchow
Rural Fire Department
Khrushchev Promises Cuba Troop Withdrawal by March 15
UPI reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev offered to pull out several thousand troops from Cuba by March 15 but gave no exact numbers. The White House and State Department avoided firm public comment to avoid pressuring Khrushchev while signaling cautious approval to Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Kennedy
White House
State Department
Khrushchev
Birch Society Described As Totalitarian By CRA Leader
Fred Hall, outgoing California Republican Assembly president, called the John Birch Society probably the closest thing to a totalitarian party in the country. He cited anti Semitic and segregationist attitudes within the society and noted their subtle resolutions.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Birch Society
Fred Hall
California Republican Assembly
CRA
Hall
Supreme Court
Kansas
Paul Coates
Scottsdale approves liquor license tax rise in 5-2 vote
The Scottsdale City Council passed an ordinance raising annual liquor license fees from 150 to 900 dollars by a 5-2 vote. Mayor Bill Schrader and Councilman Trent Meacham opposed. The measure takes effect immediately amid debate over inequities and possible legal challenges.
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Scottsdale
Bill Schrader
Trent Meacham
John Woudenberg
Herb Caywood
Boyd Parker
Bill Clayton
Tom Hunter
Enrico’s. Manzari
Lindsey
Southern Pacific
State Supreme Court
Don Chambers
Marriage Bill Dies In Senate Committee
Arizona senators heard a sweeping marriage and divorce regulation bill from the Governor's Committee on Marriage and Family Problems. After a lengthy hearing, Senate Judiciary Committee chair Harold C. Giss indicated little action and effectively declared the measure dead.
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Senate
Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Senate Judiciary Committee
Governor’s Committee On Marriage and Family Problems
W. A. Mitchell
Harold C. Giss
D-Yuma
Giss
Nemetz Named Scottsdale Police Chief After LA Service
Walter C. Nemetz a 21 year LAPD veteran and current captain of communications in Los Angeles has been named chief of the Scottsdale Police Department. He will report March 15 at a salary of 1000 a month replacing Merritt Chafey who resigned in December. Nemetz holds a USC science degree and has a long record in police education and administration.
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Walter C. Nemetz
City of
Los Angeles
Scottsdale
Nemetz
California
Kenneth Williams
Merritt Chafey
L. A
Hollywood
Williams
University of Southern California
Long Beach State College
Budget Director Bill Introduced In Arizona House
Gov. Paul Fannin requested a bill to create a state budget director appointed by the governor with wide powers to prepare the annual budget. The measure includes a $150000 appropriation and would allow governor controlled budget changes with Senate confirmation not required.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paul Fannin
Arizona House
Fred Burke
Senate
John Haugh
Pima
Senate Finance and Revenue Committee
House
Sedona
Yavapai
Coconinoiounties
Local Weather Forecast: Fair Skies With Mild Temps
Yesterday warm with a high near 73 and a cool morning low around 43. Today will be mostly fair with high near 77 and a low around 44 tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures show little change with a similar high of about 77 tomorrow.
Mother Turns Youth In On Wreck Charge
The mother of Billy Mac Donald, 21, turned him in for hit and run after a collision at Thomas and Hayden where Daniel Shell, a Mesa cyclist, was injured. Mac Donald, a hotel busboy, faced charges of hit and run, failing to yield and an expired license. Shell was hospitalized with cuts and a possible wrist fracture.
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Gil Deaton
Billy
Mac” MacDonald
E. Diamond
Thomas and Hayden
Scottsdale
Billy ‘Mac’ MacDonald
Daniel S. Shell
Mesa
MacDonald
Shell
Thomas
Hayden Rds
Hayden
Baptist
Students Riot in Santo Domingo Protest
In Santo Domingo police faced stone throwing students outside the national capitol Tuesday amid a riotous protest against a proposal to place education under absolute state control.
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Santq Domingo
UPD
National Capitol
Betancourt Warns of Aggressive Communist Threat in Venezuela
Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt warned at a National Press Club event that a violent revolution could erupt if Latin American regimes do not implement social reforms. He accused a centrally financed Communist offensive backed by Moscow and Beijing via Havana and criticized U.S. diplomacy through 1958 for aiding the extreme left in Venezuela and elsewhere.
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Washington
UPI
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Moscow
Peking
Havana
Cuba
Latin America
National Press Club
Betancourt
U.S
Dow Jones Averages Slide at 1 P.M. Trading
The Dow Jones averages show declines across all indices at 1 PM Eastern. Industrials drop 5.36 to 681.47, rails down 0.64 to 153.00, utilities down 0.45 to 135.82, and the overall Dow Jones Stoc ks index down 1.46 to 241.85 as trading proceeds with 2,490,000 shares changing hands.
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DOW Jones
P.M
Life jacket from Sulphur Queen found near Key West
A life jacket stenciled Sulphur Queen and debris were spotted in the Florida Straits about 14 miles southeast of Key West where the tanker Marine Sulphur Queen vanished Feb 3 with 39 men aboard. A Navy torpedo retriever and Coast Guard assets investigated the scene after the last radio message was sent from a position west of Key West aboard the 524 foot tanker prior to its Beaumont Texas departure for Norfolk Virginia on Feb 2.
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Miami
Fla
Florida Straits
Key West
Coast Guard
Beaumont
Tex
Norfolk
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