Parada del Sol Parade Opens With Rodeo Steer Drive
Scottsdale prepares for the Parada del Sol as 400 entries begin the longest horse drawn parade. 80 000 to 100 000 spectators are expected. 4 000 riders, 35 floats, 60 western vehicles, and about 2 000 horses will march from Paradise Paseo to Western Park. The parade features Gov. Paul Fannin and Scottsdale leaders with Oscar Strobel as marshal and live telecast on KTVK and ABC Wide World of Sports.
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Police Set Up Traffic Rules For Saturday Parade
Police issued traffic instructions for Saturday urging drivers to follow on duty officers across Scottsdale. Northbound vehicles must continue north to Camelback for left turns. northbound on Scottsdale Road may turn right but not left. Southbound traffic is prohibited from left turns within the town center.
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Common Market Partners Break With DeGaulle
Five common market members split with Charles de Gaulle over his veto of British membership. Bonn vows to seek British entry while Britain signals it will not abandon Europe. France pushes its plan for a Europe independent of the United States as talks on coal steel and nuclear unions seek new paths.
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Arizona Tax Bill Delayed in House Debate
In Phoenix the Arizona House weighs a Senate bill to form a 14 member committee to study tax reforms. Rep. Charles Moody says a House floor debate is likely Thursday while awaiting Senate discussions. The measure would require a March 1 committee report and faced leadership sponsorship disputes in the Senate.
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Sherri Finkbine Returns to Local TV in Phoenix
Sherri Finkbine, who caused an international stir by seeking a Swedish abortion, returns to KTAR-TV in Phoenix. She will host a 10 minute afternoon current events program titled Here's Sherri after previously starring on Romper Room on the same station. The case drew attention to thalidomide linked deformities and abortion laws in Arizona.
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Local Weather Summary From Kiva School Report
Weather notes from Kiva School eighth graders show yesterday's high of 71 and today's low of 41 with sunrise at 7 26 and sunset at 5 57. Forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions today and tonight with breezy afternoons and little temperature change. highs near 72 and tomorrow's high also near 72 with low around 43.
De Gaulle's Europe Vision Sets France at Helm in Power Shift
In Brussels and London gloom grows as De Gaulle's plan for a France-led Europe risks excluding Britain and reducing U S influence. He envisions a bloc with France and Germany, coexisting with the Soviet Union, with France as Europe’s spokesman in Moscow.
Giss Promises Probe Into Mortgage Payment Increases
Sen Harold Giss of Yuma the Senate majority leader vowed to investigate Scottsdale homeowner complaints about rising monthly mortgage payments. He will consult federal officials to gauge the mortgage payment picture and whether increases push people from their homes. Rep Dave Kret outlined a bill to require itemized mortgage statements, while Giss stressed taxpayers should know what they pay for amid disputes over assessors and county records. A Progress survey notes a $3000 home could owe about $25.80 extra in taxes this year.
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City delays plan to lease Scottsdale Square as new hall
Scottsdale delays action on leasing Scottsdale Square for city hall at least a week after real estate men Thom Hickey and Harold Kennedy oppose the plan. They argue private investors can build and lease back cheaper than the city’s proposed 15 thousand dollar rent for February through July 1963. The city seeks to move from the 133 East Main Street building, crowded with staff, toward a municipal complex with the library occupying the site once the city vacates.
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Drought Eased by Pacific Storm Across California
A Pacific storm brought moist air and heavy rainfall to California easing the drought, with over an inch of rain near the coast and more than a half inch at several stations. Snow covered inland areas as arctic air cooled the midcontinent, while fog halted east Texas shipping and flights remained active in major cities.
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Navy Plane Crashes at Sea 4 Aboard Off Maryland Coast
A Navy aircraft carrying four crew members crashed in the Atlantic about 300 miles off the Maryland coast. A large sea search began as debris and life rafts were spotted by a Coast Guard plane. The cutter Absc on and the submarine Carp were first to arrive and reported no survivors found.
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AEC Outlines Five-Year Plan For Nuclear Earth Moving
Washington UPI The Atomic Energy Commission announced a five year program to prove nuclear explosions can move earth cheaply and safely by canal and harbor work and mineral extraction. It notes underground blasts as versatile for peacetime science and outlines two explosions per year for four years with some devices as clean as ten thousand ton TNT, others in the million ton range.
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Refuse Pickup Rates Raised for Scottsdale Merchants
Scottsdale merchants face higher garbage collection costs after a city council resolution. The city pays the first 10 dollars per month, then 35 percent of the excess. For a $110 monthly bill, the city contributes 45 dollars and the business 65 dollars. The change aims to curb city losses from high commercial service costs.
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Two Charged in Child Beatings at Justice Court
Mrs. Mary R. Mitchell, 22, and Jose G. Jimenez, 28, were arraigned on aggravated battery charges for beating and burning the woman’s two children. The case was filed in Globe, with formal charges issued Tuesday and arraignment set for today.
Airman Anderson Freed After Dropped Murder Charge
Airman Gerald M. Anderson, 25, released from Mountain Home AFB stockade after 10 months confinement. The Air Force dropped a double murder charge and ordered him back to duty.
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