Senator sees no difference in expensive goods as bribes
In Washington Senator John Williams compares acceptance of a $580 1959 stereo for Lyndon Johnson to mink coats deep freezes and an Oriental rug amid the Bobby Baker probe. Editorials note links to Truman Adams era scandals and White House comment is unavailable.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Delaware
John Williams
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Williams
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
White House
Drought Eases Slightly With Scattered Rain and Snow
A misty rain ends a 63 day drought at Mummy Mountain Station, Texas area. A Pacific coast storm brings heavy snow in northern Arizona and widespread showers in deserts. Western mountains anticipate more snow while Montana and Utah report extreme cold and high snow totals.
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U.S
Willard Greene
Mummy Mountain
Greene
Pacific Coast
Arizona
Weather Bureau
Central Mountains
Mogollon Rim
Williams
Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
White Mountains
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Western Mountains
Utah
Rockies
Montana
Dakotas
Council Adopts Ordinance For Tag Control
The city council approves a new ordinance to regulate tag distributing vendors who collect donations for charities. The measure, urged by Mayor Schrader for the Parada del Sol, becomes effective after publication and does not impact existing charity collection applications. E L Allard of the Arizona Foundation for Guide Dog Training cites tag buying and fundraising methods used by his group.
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William P. Schrader
Parada del Sol
City Hall
E. L. Allard
Arizona Foundation For Guide Dog Training
Auto Wreck Traps Gang
Police linked a Jan 10 wreck of a stolen car to a group of Coronado High School students. A 14 year old freshman was taken into custody after the crash on E Palm Lane, with two other 14 year olds and a 15 year old implicated. The foursome are tied to two last summer burglaries at Supai School, rifling at Papago Lanes, and five car thefts, with recovered stolen items and a cache of unrelated loot.
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Kenneth Pepper
Coronado High School
E. Palm Lane
Pepper
Supai School
Papago Lanes
Appeal Pending on Scottsdale Eastside Annex
Attorney Charles Brewer has about two months to file arguments with the state supreme court before a hearing on his appeal of the Scottsdale eastside annexation ruling. Brewer filed an appeal of a Superior Court decision that validated the annexation of six square miles on Scottsdale's east side last November.
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Charles Brewer
State Supreme Court
Scottsdale Eastside
Brewer
Superior Court
Scottsdale
Yuma
William Nabours
Labours
Nevis Deane Workers vote to join International Garment Workers Union
The Nevis Deane Scottsdale firm voted 28 to 18 for representation by the International Garment Workers Union. Certification by the National Labor Relations Board makes the result official. Owner Bob Schmitz expects talks with the union to resume after certification.
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Nevis Deane
Scottsdale Sportswear
International Garment Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Bob Schmitz
Two More Candidates File for Paradise Valley Election
Two men filed nomination petitions for the Paradise Valley primary municipal election set for March 30. Mayor Jack Huntress and Councilman John F. Jennings submitted their petitions. At least 12 men, including seven incumbents, are expected to file before the January 29 deadline.
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Paradise Valley
Jack Huntress
John F. Jennings
Weather outlook with clouds and showers ahead
Considerable cloudiness brings a few showers tonight, then partly fair to partly cloudy tomorrow. Occasional winds and cooler air. Today's high near 61, low to-morrow 42, high 55. Willard L. Greene notes Tuesday's high 65 and today's low 49 with a trace of rain this morning.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
City awards over one million for sewer project in Hayden Rd
The council unanimously approved a $1,120,226 contract to Charles J Dorfman Contractors of Los Angeles for the Hayden Rd sewer interceptor line, contingent on approval by the U S Public Health Service in San Francisco. Mayors and council members voted. Dr Henry Reuss was absent.
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Charles J. Dorfman
Los Angeles
Hayden Rd
U. S. Public Health Service Office
San Francisco
William P. Schrader
John Woudenberg
Henry Reuss
Smith Pipe and Steel Co
U.S. Pipe and Supply Co
Scottsdale School Board Approves 5.3 Million Bond Sale Plan
The Scottsdale school board adopted a resolution to sell 5.3 million in bonds to start a five year building program. Bond components include 3.6 million for the high school and 1.7 million for elementary schools. Bonds to be sold in seven to nine weeks with funds invested in short term notes until needed.
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Scottsdale
Hohokam Elementary
Bill Close
Joe Refnes, Jr
A. W. Flowers
Close
Flowers
Rennes
Earl Sumrall
Hallcraft Homes
Robert Brose
Cochise and Saguaro eyed for new Scottsdale schools
Scottsdale school board hears district superintendent Charles Holt propose two new school names Apache for a southeast elementary and Cochise for the district's fourth high school. He notes most schools use Indian names and suggests avoiding names of contemporaries.
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Scottsdale
Charles Holt
Holt
Cochise
Shea Boulevard
Saguaro High
Arcadia
Coronado
Sally Stieg
College Finals Bring Commuter Student Homeward
UPI reports Don Pittman from Los Angeles will be relieved when final exams end this week at San Jacinto Junior College in Pasadena Texas. He has been commuting from California to Texas for English and history classes after Continental Airlines relocated him from Houston, 20 miles away, to the West Coast two weeks ago.
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Pasadena
Tex
UPI
Don Pittman
Los Angeles
San Jacinto Junior College
Texas
California
Pittman
Houston
Continental Airlines
West Coast
Couple Fined For Possessing Obscene Film
A Scottsdale man and his wife were fined $100 each in city magistrate court for possessing obscene pictures. William Jay Rodenbach and Ada Kingsbury Rodenbach were arrested January 16 with 400 feet of obscene movie film, which they gave to Robert and Rita Slemmer of Tucson. Police cited information from the Denver postal inspector's office. Similar charges have been filed against the Tucson couple.
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Scottsdale
William Jay Rodenbach
E. Palo Verde Ave
Ada Kingsbury Rodenbach
Phil Reay
Robert
Rita Slemmer
Tucson
Denver
Beard Judging Set for Parada del Sol Contests
Beard judging by the Scottsdale Jaycees will occur Saturday at the corner of Scottsdale Road and Main Street with prizes for ugliest prettiest scariest and most distinctive faces. A $1 booby prize salutes the most disgusting beard.
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Scottsdale Road
Main Street
Scottsdale Jaycees
Jaycees
Western Savings and Loan Association
First Street
Holbrook
Scottsdale
Heber
Payson
Pine
Sunflower
Color movies curb backlog in city drunken driving cases
Color films of about 20 accused drunken drivers are shown at the police station before pleas to charges. Judge Tom Felke says the sobriety view reduces jury trial demand and speeds court scheduling to within 30 days after arrest.
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Chattanooga
Frank Wilson
Teamster Union
James Hoffa
Wilson
Hoffa
Nashville
Tom Felke
Felke
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Hohokam Elementary School
Monica McCoy
Diane McCoy
Mary Sue Kelley
Monica
Mary Sue
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Ohio
Stephen Young
Barry Goldwater
Young
Goldwater
Canada
Lester Pearson
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Charles de Gaulle
Aubrey Bell
Eastgate Plaza
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Phoenix Union
Senate Highways and Bridges
Nevada
Idaho
Ely
Nev
West Yellowstone
Cutbank
Mont
Eastside
Osmond Burton, Jr
Pima Road
McKellips Road
Chaparral Road
Joe Smalley
E. Thomas Rd
Schmitz
Republic Supply Co
Engineered Sales Co
RCA
Associated Scottsdale Architects
Ken Williams
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