Kennedy Proposes Broad Water Resources Plan
President Kennedy sent Congress a sweeping natural resources program to protect water land forests and minerals. He urged broad action to avoid trouble soon and called for legislation enabling 1.25 billion over 10 years for water pollution control while outlining a broad framework for hundreds of millions in funds. The message stressed reliance on water land forests and minerals for 2000 and beyond.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
United States
McNutt Seeks City Water Bond Plan and Elections
City Manager Robert J. McNutt requests council approval to place a 3 million dollar water revenue bond on the ballot alongside three other measures. The package includes council race results, a 700 thousand dollar sewage plant bond, and a trunk line project. The plan envisions acquiring Phoenix water lines within Scottsdale and potential use of project water if needed. Salt River Project may cooperate to supply well water. no filtration plant is required.
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Maarca
Robert J. McNutt
Hayden Road
Indian School Road
McNutt
Council
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Salt River
Granite Reef
Indian ‘Bond Water Co
Airlines Extend Deadline in Wildcat Engineer Strike
Washington five major carriers facing a wild cat flight engineers strike agreed to a two hour extension of the deadline on a no reprisals pledge if engineers return to work. The White House announced the delay minutes before the original deadline as Arthur Goldberg planned talks with President Kennedy to end the disruption.
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Washington
API
Wildcat
White House
Arthur Goldberg
Kennedy
U. S
Cities Cooperate on Sewage Odor Reduction Effort
Tempe and Scottsdale join to curb sewage odor at the Scottsdale plant within Tempe city limits near Van Buren and Miller Road. Tempe donated a bulldozer and operator time, while Scottsdale used a grader and two scraper loaders to build an additional pond section scheduled for completion tomorrow. Effluent will flow into the new pond once pipe work and berm removal between ponds are done. Odor control measures at the plant are showing results.
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Tempe
Scottsdale
van Buren
Miller Road
Ken McDonald
Meeting Tonight On Anti Communism School
Two hundred Valley high school student leaders gather at Arcadia High School to learn about anti communism. The event promotes the Greater Phoenix School of Anti Communism with a $500 sponsorship from the Arizona Highway Patrol Officers Association. Attendance exemptions were arranged for students with parental requests.
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Greater Phoenix School of
Westward Ho
Phoenix
Arizona Highway Patrol Officers Association
Valley High Schools
Ken Randall
New Bank Official Named as Scottsdale Cashier and VP
W. W. Wooldridge of Scottsdale was named vice president and cashier of the Bank of Scottsdale, set to open by July 1. At 42, he has 20 years in banking, including the Bank of Phoenix and Phoenix Clearing House, and will help found the community bank owned by 250 residents.
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Bank of Scottsdale
W. W
Bill) Wooldridge
Scottsdale
Thomas J. Sillers
Wooldridge
Arizona
Bank of Phoenix
Phoenix Clearing House Association
Federal Deposits Insurance Corp
Arizona Bank
Phoenix
Maricopa
American Institute of Banking
Arizona Conference
National Auditors and
Bank Comptrollers
Air Force
Valley Presbyterian Church
Sillers
Jury convicts guitarist in family massacre case
A Baltimore jury found Melvin D. Rees Jr. guilty of kidnapping and murdering Mrs Mildred Jackson and her daughter Susan Ann in 1959. The trial centered on two killings with federal charges under the Lindbergh Kidnapping Law, and sentence could reach life imprisonment. The verdict ends a lengthy case tied to a major 1959 mystery.
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Baltimore
UPI
Melvin D. Rees Jr
Carroll ‘Jackson
Virginia
Jackson
Janet
Fredericksburg
Rees
Certainer
Mildred Jackson
Apple Grove
Susan Ann
Doctor and wife consider leaving after nude sunbathing dispute
Dr. R. B. Weiler and his wife, residents since last October, plan to sell their home and move to Colorado Springs after neighbors complained of nude sunbathing visible over a fence from their Scottsdale yard. Officials told the public the activity on private property is not a crime.
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Colorado Springs
R. B. Weiler
N. 69Th Place
Weiler
77 Third Ave. West
Weilers
Scottsdale
Arid
Resident Mistakes Teenagers For Burglar Firefight On West Earll Drive
John R. Roberts awoke to a suspected burglary on West Earll Drive and fired three shots overhead after a man ran from his home. A carful of teenagers associates with the incident, with Mary Thomas and her brothers reporting a shootout as they drove by. Deputies investigated the home invasion report and the assertion that shots were fired in the air rather than at occupants.
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West Earll
John R. Roberts
W. Earll
Roberts
Mary Thomas
Valencia
Phoenix
Mark
Steve Blasnek
W. Earl
Elks Plan 180000 Lodge and Park West of Indian School
The Scottsdale Elks Lodge votes to build a 180000 lodge home and park area on a 20 acre tract from 82nd Street to Hayden Road. Bond financing will fund construction of a 10400 square foot lodge hall with auditorium kitchen TV lounge and game room.
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Scottsdale Elks Lodge
82Nd St
82Nd Street
Hayden Road
C. B. Reddell
Ily
Gil Siegmund
Bob Knight
Jack Green
Les Kilpatrick Grover Kennett
Vic Snyder
Joe Larwin
Boyd Parker
Kennedy proposes extended unemployment benefits
The House Ways and Means Committee backed the first part of President Kennedy's emergency plan to extend unemployment compensation. The bill would add up to 13 weeks of benefits, with a $1 billion cost shared by employers via a payroll tax increase from 3.1 to 3.5 percent for two years.
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Washinton
UPD
House
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
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