Community groups kick off busy Scottsdale 1962 program
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation outlines a full year of activities at East Indian Street with art classes under Nancy McCarthy, sewing by Mary Privateer, and rockhounds led by Robert Van Thiel. The Scottsdale Artists Guild meets at the Municipal Bathhouse with president Gordon Petersen inviting guests.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
East Ind St
Nancy McCarthy
Mary Privateer
The
Rockhounds
Robert van Thiel
Scottsdale Artists Guild
Municipal Bathhouse
East 2Nd St
Gordon Petersen
Seva Wary Haynsworth
Thelma Tate
Beverly Hershey
Varda Rozy
Subway Police Hold Front Line in West Berlin Tunnels
West Berlin subway police guard four border cross points in tunnels under the city. Officers face 780-volt rails and constant train rushes while Red and Western guards confront each other across a white line. The danger is high but no invasion is indicated. Patrols operate by day and night with limited numbers and risk.
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West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Friedrichstrasse
Peter Turner
New Bypass Road Okayed In Scottsdale Area
B. W. Barney Burns reports approval of a $233,724 Secondary Federal Aid project to build a 5.75 mile bypass from Scottsdale to Black Canyon Highway. Hal Perry Construction Co. paved 2.25 miles on Scottsdale Road and 3.5 miles on Bell Road with 72 percent federal funding and 28 percent county share.
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Scottsdale
Black Canyon Highway
B. W. Barney Burns
District 2
Burns
Bell and
Hal Perry Construction Co
Teddy Lane
Bell Road
Scottsdale Forms Advisory Board for First Federal
Joseph C. Rice announces a Scottsdale Advisory Board for First Federal Savings. Members include Robert Aste, Joseph E. Clifford II, Lawrence Ives, and Mark Gruber, all Scottsdale residents, with ties to Desert Imported Arabian Ranch, Southwest Forest Industries, El Chorro Lodge, and Del Valle Cattle Co.
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Scottsdale
First Federal Savings
Joseph C. Rice
Robert Aste
Joseph E. Clifford II
Lawrence Ives
Mark Gruber
Aste
Clifford
Southwest Forest Industries Inc
Gruber
el Chorro Lodge
Ives
del Valle’ Cattle Co
Audrey Lee
Hygiene and vaccine meeting set for Kachina PTA
The Kachina PTA will host a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Kachina cafetorium to discuss dental hygiene and the Sabin polio vaccine. Speakers include Dr. Richard Bailey of the Maricopa County Health Department, Dr. Melvin Pollack of Phoenix, and Dr. George Staffieri of Scottsdale.
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Kachina Pta
Kachina
Richard Bailey
Maricopa County Health Department
Melvin Pollack
Phoenix
George Staffieri
Scottsdale Orthodontist
Staffieri
Kachina School
Phoenix-Scottsdale
Eye Ailment Hits Indians
UPI report from the Indian Division of Health notes 600 White River children on the White Mountain Apache Reservation and 100 on the Gila River Reservation suffer trachoma. Dr. Thygeson and Dr. Baum attribute it to poor sanitation and unreliable water sources.
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Phoenix
UPI
White River
White Mountain Apache Reservation
Gila River Reservation
Indian Division of Health
U.S. Department of Public Health, Education and Welfare
William S. Baum
Phillips Thygeson
Francis I. Proctor
University of
Twins born as Kennedy Rayburns add to large brood
In Galena Tr UPID a boy and a girl were born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rayburn on Friday. Their sixth and seventh children arrived in three and a half years marking the third twin set in that period. The couple now has 11 children.
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Galena
Upid
Kenneth Rayburn
French Send Fresh Troops To Algeria
Algerian violence surges as France deploys 2,500 security troops to Algeria to quell a civil war threat amid a five day wave that left about 95 dead and 214 wounded. Fresh attacks in Algiers Constantine and Oran raised casualties. European-born troops to France and draftees expected to replace them. In Paris, security forces prepared for a Communist demonstration linked to rightist violence.
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Algiers
UPI
Algeria
Constantine
Oran
France
Paris
Communist Party
Red
Arm rests stolen from parked car in Scottsdale
A thief stole the arm rests from Curtis De Shong's sedan on 2001 N. Scottsdale Rd last night. He reported returning at about 10:30 to find the items missing, valued at eight dollars. Police investigated the theft.
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Curtis de Shong
E. Turney
Phoenix
Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale Rd
Kennedy Signals Key Tax and Welfare Revisions Ahead
President Kennedy returns from Palm Beach to Washington and meets with Dean Rusk. House Ways and Means Chairman Mills, central to tax reform and welfare overhaul, is urged to move swiftly on the pending tax bill and push compromise on trade and welfare measures. A White House session with Mills looms next week.
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White House
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Palm Beach
Washington
Dean Rusk
Mills
Kennedy
Ways & Means
Eagle Scout Badges Expected For Two From Troop 294
Ray Chenhall and Bill Hoffman of Troop 294 will receive Eagle Scout badges at a Thursday court of honor at Ingleside School. Knute K. Knutson of the Theodore Roosevelt Council will present the awards and a Tenderfoot ceremony will be held.
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Ray Chenhall
Bill Hoffman
Ingleside School
Knute K. Knutson
Theodore Roosevelt Council
Ray
Bill
Roosevelt Council
Robert G. Chenhall
North 49Th St
Don
Hoffman
East Calle del Norte
Richard Y. Hoffman
Order of the Arrow
Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
Six Nation Meet Deadlocked Over Farm Policy in Brussels
In Brussels ministers from France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg failed to resolve a key agricultural dispute hindering the EEC second-stage unification. After a two hour session they adjourned to Monday with no agreement on common farm policy, amid France’s demand for guarantees to manage surpluses.
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UPI
European Common Market
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Charles de Gauille
Opening Set Monday For Legislature
Arizona lawmakers began the second session of the 25th Legislature with Gov. Paul Fannin set to address a joint session. Leaders named education highway safety civil defense labor taxes as top topics while tax equalization drew emphasis in an election year. Gov. Fannin urged cautious spending amid pressures for capital, jobs, and higher taxes.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Senate
House
Bill Stephens
D - Maricopa
Sen
Harold Giss
Yuma
Gov
Fannin
Republicans Plan Private State of the Union Reply
GOP leaders met in Washington to consider issuing their own State of the Union message after President Kennedy outlines his program. Chairman William Miller says a formal Republican alternative could spotlight GOP ideas often lost in final bill votes. Kennedy to address trade reform social security and school aid plans.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
GOP
William E. Miller
House
Upstate
New York
Miller
Charles A. Halleck
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Fannin warns Arizona to proceed cautiously amid growth
Gov. Paul Fannin told the Phoenix Rotary Club that Arizona faces rising taxes and expenditures as growth continues. He cited a record high statewide property tax average, a need for at least 1 billion dollars in outside capital this year, and higher department funding requests. He ruled out a $7 million skyscraper Capitol building and urged using funds to cut educational costs.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paul Fannin
The
Phoenix Rotary Club
Fannin
Arizona
Capitol
Agencies Request Bank Statements From Banks
Washington agencies tasked with bank oversight request end of year reports for December 30, 1961. The Federal Reserve, Comptroller of the Currency, and FDIC regulate about 96 percent of the 7,000 banks. New law allows unannounced quarterly reports.
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Washington
UPS
Federal Reserve System
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Gas Price War Starts In Tucson
In Tucson several independent stations cut gas by two cents a gallon with more cuts possible. The price slash began in the south part of the city and appeared to be spreading.
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Tucson
UPI
Woodworking and Mosaic Classes Scheduled at Kiva School
Adult woodworking and mosaic classes will meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 6 30 to 9 30 PM at Kiva School sponsored by the Maricopa County Recreation Department with no registration fee. Materials cost applies. To register call Dick Webster at WH 5 2647 or AM 5 3259.
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Kiva School
The
Maricopa County
Dick Webster
Kiva
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