Both Branches Of Legislature Urged To Act
In Phoenix the Arizona Legislature convenes with Senate President Clarence Carpenter and House Speaker Tay Cook urging immediate action. Key bills include speed limits, repealing miscegenation laws, and requiring juvenile offenders’ parents to cover state care costs.
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Scottsdale Man Named Senior Consultant in Arizona Firm
Jason S. Day of Scottsdale has been named senior consultant for Associated Consultants of Arizona, Inc. He will keep his client book and assist in business insurance estate planning and pension work while guiding new company development. Ferrel M. Bean, firm president, announced the move and relocation to Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale City Council Approves Utility Corridor Easement
Legal notice outlines Resolution No. 183 by Scottsdale Mayor and Council approving costs for canal bridge and road improvements from Miller Road to Indian School Road within Scottsdale Arizona. Certified diagrams prepared under Arizona statutes detail the project authorized June 1961 and July 1961.
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Ranger III Aims for Moon Flyby and Far Side Photos
Scientists plan longer tracking to refine Ranger III course and near term moon intercept estimation. Increased speed would place it about 25 000 miles from the moon and cut travel time by over one hour, enabling closer television photographs of the moon’s far side to be relayed to Earth. The cameras would activate Sunday if plans hold. The Atlas rocket launched the craft at 3 30 p.m. EST Friday but push started it too fast for a soft landing.
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Hanson Attends National Meet
Ken ton E. Scott of Scottsdale will attend the Veterans of Foreign Wars mid winter conference in Washington D C February 8 9 and 10 as a key Arizona leader. Commander in Chief Hansen cites Scott’s vast knowledge as crucial to presenting the V F W program to the House Committee on Veterans Affairs. The three day meeting features a Congressional Dinner honoring service members with local delegation attendance.
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Glenn Mission Scrubbed After Weather Delays Launch
The Glenn mission faced repeated holds and weather scrubs delaying lift off. Cloud cover over central Florida forced the postponement as Atlas booster systems and NASA officials weighed new timing. President Kennedy, Gen. Shoup, and Glenn's family watched intently from respective homes as the countdown paused.
NAACP Targets Downtown Stores Over Job Discrimination
NAACP accused three downtown stores of walling off decent jobs for Negroes for over a decade. Merchants deny bias, Woolworths manager pledges fairness, while NAACP plans continued pickets and boycotts to press for equal opportunity.
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Cassidy Wins Letter From Heaven Links Boy Missionary
A letter from Richard Kuhns at Rosary Hill Home Hawthorne N Y to Fr Joseph Cassidy hospital chaplain links a dying boy with the Maryknoll Fathers base in Maryknoll N Y Kuhns who is crippled with cancer writes of heaven and asks Cassidy about sugar and toast in heaven and promises to visit when he too reaches heaven in a touching exchange reflecting faith and friendship across mortality.
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DeFranco Gumma Quartet Headlines in Scottsdale Jazz Night
The Buddy DeFranco Tommy Gumma Quartet delivers a modern jazz showcase at Stein and Sirlein Restaurant in Scottsdale. The clarinet accordion blend draws from their festival success and a top combo nomination, highlighting recent acclaim and regional performances.
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Scottsdale Looks to 1962 Boom as Growth Accelerates
John Wise of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce predicts a banner 1962 for Scottsdale Arizona citing rising business activity population expansion and new firms. The Arizona Business Bulletin reports 33 800 residents postal receipts up and municipal expenditures set to rise with no tax rate increase.
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Castro Backed by Yugoslavia reaffirmed support
Belgrade (UPI) Yugoslavia declared renewed support for Cuba's regime under Premier Fidel Castro. A government spokesman said Marshal Tito reassured Cuban President Oswaldo Cortizo of Yugoslavia's belief in Cuba's right to independence sovereignty and freedom to decide its own path.
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Weather report highlights 24 hour temperature and precipitation
The observed 24 hour period ending at 4am recorded notable temperatures and measurable precipitation. Regional data show varied conditions with higher readings during the day and lighter or no precipitation toward dawn.
Goldwater Sees Romney as Possible 1964 Candidate
Senator Barry Goldwater said George Romney could be a strong 1964 Republican Presidential candidate. He noted Romney's Michigan gubernatorial prospects and his appeal to labor votes. Goldwater spoke at Cornell about welfare, urban affairs and Kennedy's first year, saying he would vote against federal city-operations plans if enacted.
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Maricopa County
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Ithaca
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UPI
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R-Ariz
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Bishop Glass to Open Fourth Scottsdale Store
Bishop Glass & Paint Co distributors for Shatterproof Glass Corp will open a fourth glass store in Scottsdale at 1008 S Scottsdale Rd mid March. The new 70 by 180 foot modern plant will serve Scottsdale’s growth and handle all glass business. Existing Bishop Stores include 42 S 4th Ave, 5119 N 7th St, and Mesa’s 861 E Main St.
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County to Award Flood Mapping Contract
County Board of Supervisors plans to award a contract over $32,000 to Maddock and Associates Aerial Survey Inc for topographical mapping of the Salt River Flood Plain from Country Club Drive Mesa to 59th Street Phoenix.
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Maddock and Associates, Aerial Survey, Inc
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Country Club Drive
Mesa
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Phoenix
Freezing Temperatures Grip Midwest and Plains States
Subzero readings spread across Montana the Dakotas and Minnesota while the freezing line reached from western Lake Erie to southern New Mexico Weather shifts spared the Deep South and Florida where temperatures climbed into the 70s Rain and drizzle dampened Washington and Oregon Showers drenched the lower Mississippi Valley and southern Appalachians with heavy rain in Columbus Mississippi early today
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Stamp Company Names Morrison as Southwestern Aide
Stamp Company announces the appointment of Ben D Morri son as special assistant to H Glendon Johnson Southwestern regional manager. Morrison formerly managed the Columbia South Carolina division and will work on special assignment across the southwestern region, headquartered in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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