Zoning Group OKs Shifts in Commercial Zoning
The planning and zoning commission approved three commercial zoning requests and an R-5 multifamily grant at last night’s meeting in the municipal building. Three rezoning applications were denied by the seven member board.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
McDowell Road
Pima Road
Scottsdale Road
Smith Lane
Osborn Road
Earl] Drive
69Th Place
Avalon
Earls Drive
Camelback
Scottsdale Roads
Paradise Motors
87Th Street
Indian School Road
82Nd Street
Hayden Road
Wall Street Charter Sees Continued Uptrend Into Quarter Two
Wall Street analysts express cautious optimism as domestic and international news remain favorable. Wiesenberger notes persistent fund flow and confirms upward intermediate and longer term trends while S and P warns a possible technical correction, with optimism from Alexander Hamilton Institute and Investors Research Co. that prices may rise further into the second quarter.
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New York
UPI
Arthur Wiesenberger
Wiesenberger
Investors Research Co
California
Kennedy Reveals Decline In Trade
President Kennedy told Congress that the U.S. share of world trade fell in 1961 due to competition from European Common Market nations. He noted that U.S. exports abroad did not rise as quickly as total world exports in his annual trade agreements report.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
Cub Scout Freed From Hospital
A Scottsdale Cub Scout, 9 year old Martin Patterson Jr., was released from Baptist Hospital after rolling down a mountainside in Papago Park during a Den 11 picnic. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Martin B Patterson of 8541 East Cambridge.
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Scottsdale
Papago Park
Baptist Hospital
Martin Patterson Jr
Martin B. Patterson
E. Cambridge
Den 11
Scotts- Gale
Shark Attack Fatality In Sydney Harbor
A 28-year-old woman swimmer was pulled from a shark in Sydney Harbor and died en route to hospital. The shark tore off one leg at the thigh. a nearby man rescued her from the animal and manned a boat in a futile effort to aid her.
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Sydney
Australia
UPS
Sydney Harbor
College Board selects sites for county junior colleges
The Maricopa County Junior College Board voted to ask the state board to select three sites for new colleges and five sites for future colleges. Voters will decide a $15 million bond May 7 to fund sites and the first three colleges, plus renovation of Phoenix College. A $500,000 capital request per junior college is sought, and taxes to cover the bond over 13 years were discussed, with an estimated county tax of 30 to 34 cents per $100 AV.
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Phoenix
UPS
Maricopa County
Maricopa Board
Joseph Reisnes Jr
Births reported at Baptist and St Joseph's hospitals
Local couples welcomed new babies at Baptist of Scottsdale and St Joseph's. Scott McRae and wife from 6844 E Willetta have a girl born Jan 27. Laverne Burger and wife from Rt 2 have a girl born Jan 26. Kenneth Flowers and wife from 616 N 24th St Phoenix have a girl born Jan 24. Neil Ekberg and wife from 8054 E Edgemont have a boy born Jan 26. Robert Parent and wife from 8414 E Roanoke have a boy born Jan 26.
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Baptist OF
Robert Parent
E. Roanoke
Phoenix Honors Longtime Phoenix Residents at 500000th Celebration
In Phoenix, the son and daughter of the man who surveyed the original townsite will be honored at the 500000 population celebration. Harry L. Hancock, 89, and his sister Mabel H. Latham, 87, are recognized as the residents who have lived in the city the longest. The program at 7:30 p.m. in the city library auditorium also honors the 500000th resident, to be chosen by a special committee.
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Phoenix
UPI
Harry L. Hancock
Mabel H. Latham
William A. Hancock
Missing French Sub Is Sighted
A French submarine reported missing in the North Atlantic was sighted by a Royal Air Force Coastal Command plane after ships from Ireland Britain and The Netherlands began a search about 300 miles off Ireland during exercises. The Air Ministry in London later confirmed the submarine Requin had surfaced and was all right.
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Dublin
Ireland
UPI
North Atlantic
Air Ministry
Britain
Netherlands
Requin
London
Royal Air Force Coastal Command
Five Eskimos and official rescued after 15 days stranded
In northern Quebec near the Arctic, five Eskimos and a government official were rescued today after their plane made a forced landing 15 days ago. Blair Tuggey of Wheeler Airlines reported from Fort Chimo that all are in good shape.
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Montreal
UPI
Quebec
Blair Tuggey
Wheeler Airlines
Fort Chimo
Meredith Attends NAACP Meeting in Jackson
James Meredith, reported by UPI, attended a National Association for the Advancement of Colored People meeting in Jackson Mississippi on Sunday night and refused to say if he would return to the University of Mississippi.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
James Meredith
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
University of Mississippi
Flood Control for Winslow Heads to Engineers Board
The U.S. Corps of Engineers proposed 2,775,000 for Winslow flood control including a diver sion levee south of the town and widening of the ice house wash channel. Local interests would supply land easements and rights of way totaling about 165,000 and cover annual operation costs around 11,000. Recommendations submitted to the board of engineers for rivers and harbors in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Winslow
Airport
Colorado River
Ice House
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Resolution recalls death of Edwin Isaac Whiting
A Senate resolution notices the death of Edwin Isaac Whiting who passed away in St Johns on January 5 at age 80. The obituary-style measure honors his life and service and records his date and place of death.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
Edwin Isaacson Whiting
St. Johns
Corvette transmission theft and other local petty crimes
Police report shows Bob Jones’s 1960 Corvette had its transmission stolen from his carport between Thursday evening and Saturday noon, valued at about $300. Ronald Ross found an abandoned bicycle, Harper’s Nursery was pried but yielded nothing, George Genthe lost wallet in downtown Scottsdale containing license, social security card, several cards and cash along with cashier’s checks.
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Dickson Electronics Corp
Jones
Ronald Ross
Virginia
George E. Genthe
Grosse Ile, Mich
Scottsdale
Toastmasters Set Contest Tonight in Scottsdale
A serious speech contest for the Scottsdale Toastmasters is slated tonight at 7 30. Wives and guests are invited to the fete at the Papago Room next to Helsing's Cafeteria in Papago Plaza.
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Scottsdale Toastmasters
Papago
Helsing’s
Papago Plaza
SHS Ensemble To Lead Beaver Band In Parada del Sol
Scottsdale High School's Beaver Band will lead the Parada del Sol parade this Saturday and perform at three rodeo shows from Friday to Sunday at 2 p.m. The group serves as official rodeo band for the ninth straight year since 1954, playing marches including El Capitan and American Heroes in the world's longest horse drawn parade at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Scottsdale
Beaver
SHS
Castro claims break up of two U S spy rings in Cuba
Havana reports it has dismantled two American spy rings plotting to kill Raoul Castro and spark domestic uprisings as a prelude to a large invasion.
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Havana
UPI
Raoul Castro
Quotes In The News From United Press International
New York Elliott Horne mocks Kennedy clash with U S Steel executive as the scene turns chaotic. Boston Robert Frost reframes Khrushchev as combative yet unafraid. Clemson President Edwards lauds Harvey Gantt's peaceful campus admittance without police escort.
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New York
Elliott Horne
Kennedy
U.S. Steel
Roger Blough
Hj’s
Clemson, S.C
Clemson College
Robert C. Edwards
Harvey Gantt
Train Delays Prompt Japanese Railway Apology
In Tokyo the punctuality proud railwaymen bowed in apology as the Niigata express arrived 106 hours 2 minutes late due to snow blocked tracks. The 400 mile trip, normally six hours, drew officials lining the platform to welcome the exhausted passengers.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Niigata
Journal Again Delays Delivery In Phoenix
Backers of The Arizona Journal announced that the morning daily would be delayed again. Publication was suspended Friday night after the Internal Revenue Service received no bids for the off set daily in a public auction to reclaim about $175,000 in unpaid payroll taxes.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Journal
Internal Revenue Service
Country Urged to Increase Science Knowledge
Col John A Powers publicity officer for Houston's Manned Spacecraft Center told Texas editors that the citizenry must broaden science knowledge to preserve democratic decision making in space era. He urged the public to study science and understand space matters.
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Houston
UPS
Col
John A. Powers
Voice of the Astronauts
Texas
Powers
Manned _ Spacecraft Center
Two Blasts Roar Through Washington Market Area
Two explosions shattered about 40 windows and loosened paving stones in Manhattan's Washington Market area. Officials said melting snow and salt entering street vaults with electrical equipment likely triggered the blasts. No injuries were reported.
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New York
UPI
Washington Market
Manhattan
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N. Hayden
SHS Ensemble
Castro
United Press International
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Robert Frost
Nikita S. Khrushchev
New Scottsdale
Jim Fox
Uri
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Federal Office
Christmas Club
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