Verde Vaqueros Trail Ride Begins From Scottsdale
About 85 riders from across the country start the Verde Vaqueros third annual trail ride from Scottsdale Tuesday. The fundraiser benefits the Scottsdale Boys Club with about 5000 dollars yearly contributions. Riders camp at Dos S ranch Potato Patch and Horseshoe dam with events at Mountain Shadows.
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House Moves to Pass Kennedy Jobless Relief Bill
The House Ways & Means Committee backed a 1 billion dollar measure to extend unemployment benefits and aid 3.125 million workers. a second bill would aid needy children of unemployed parents. A separate wage bill would raise minimum wage to 1.25 dollars and cover 4.3 million more workers.
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News Experts Meet In June Conference in Washington
Editors and publishers from across the United States and Canada will gather June 8 and 9 in Washington for a UPI Editors and Publishers conference. More than four hundred delegates are expected as President Kennedy may address them, with reports from top officials on the new administration.
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City Records First Scottsdale Traffic Fatality
The city’s first recorded traffic fatality within Scottsdale since August 25, 1955 occurred when William Patrick aged 37 died at Doctors Hospital after a Tuesday morning crash on Thomas Road. He was struck by a car and then hit by another. the first vehicle’s driver Frank R. Manley of Phoenix is accused of operating with faulty brakes.
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Alaska Purchase Price Stated as Two Cents Per Acre
The United States paid Russia $7.2 million for Alaska in 1867, a price equating to about two cents per acre. The deal, often called a bargain by critics, involved Secretary of State William H. Seward arranging the purchase.
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New Dentist Moves Here In Scottsdale Office Opening
Dr. Richard J. Croft a Phoenix area dentist has moved his practice to Scottsdale opening offices in the 77 Third Ave West building. A Wyoming native he attended the University of Wyoming and earned his degree from Northwestern University Dental School. He served as a dental officer in the U.S. Navy before coming to Phoenix. The Croft family still lives in Scottsdale at 8517 East Cambridge with his wife and three children.
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Queen Elizabeth Plans Visit Pope John XXIII
Vatican officials say the planned visit by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to Pope John XXIII is certain to boost Catholic Anglican ties. The May 5 arrival will include pomp at the Vatican. Buckingham Palace says the couple will pay a courtesy call at the end of their Italian trip. The Church of England has appointed a Vatican liaison officer, Camp Bernard Pawley, following last year’s meeting between the Pope and Dr Geoffrey Fisher. Vatican sources hope British Protestant criticism will not resume.
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Four Scottsdalians Attend Lions Meet
Four Scottsdalians represented the Scotts dale Lions at the mid winter Arizona Lions conference in Globe. John Utters was named as a candidate for international governor at the state convention in Nogales in May. Attendees included Bob Flors Bert Bellamy and Jim Boyd. The Lions association completed a caretakers cottage at the Show Low camp for crippled children and plans a 30 child summer program there next year.
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Missile gap debate resurfaces in briefings and tests
Washington defense hearings erupt over what defines a missile gap as Rep. Van Zandt says briefings show no gap while others argue a gap exists in missile counts. Reports note Joint Chiefs recommendations favor Nike Zeus production, a decision pending McNamara amid test concerns.
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Kennedy Rejects Chinese Offer
President Kennedy rejected a congressman's idea to trade food to Red China for American prisoners. Lawrence F. O'Brien said China denied famine and showed no interest, noting such a plan would be seen as interference in internal affairs.
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Fort Apache Historic Site Proposal Draws Support
Rep Archie Ryan introduces a memorial to Interior Secretary Stuart Udall urging preservation of Fort Apache, established in 1870, as an official historical site to prevent further destruction and mark its significance.
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Redwood and Block Fences and Planters Patios
Bud Hotchkiss presents Redwood and block fences and planters patios and patio covers with a free estimate offer. Representative contact in Cr 48108.
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Republicans Must Be Most Progressive, Hoyt Says
Palmer Hoyt, editor of the Denver Post, told a Stanford University press conference Tuesday night that the Republican party must be more progressive to survive. He added newspapers remain the number one medium of adult education.
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