Desert Estaters Elect Officers For Local Owners Association
The Desert Estates Property Owners Association named six directors at a meeting at Thunderbird Academy. Officers will be chosen later. The group represents about 200 homeowners and works on zoning and related issues.
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Desert Estates Property Owners Association
Thunderbird Academy
Ken Anger
Seymour Petrovsky
Margret Siciliano
Harry Snyder
Frank
Schmiedel
R. G. Pelosi
Scottsdale
Osmond Burton Jr
The
DEPOA
Paradise Valley
Foster Turner
Association
Scottsdale women named leaders of Grand Canyon Girl Scout Council
Two Scottsdale residents were named president and first vice president of the Grand Canyon Girl Scout Council Inc. at the annual meeting in Phoenix. The council, formerly the Maricopa Girl Scout Council, now covers northern and eastern parts of Arizona with 13 565 girls and 3 200 adults. Other officers include Mrs. John Kerr Mesa second vice president and Mrs. A L Flowers Phoenix third vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Grand Canyon Girl Scout Council Inc
Henry Bohnig
Fred Stresen-Reuter
Smokehouse
Phoenix
Maricopa
John Kerr
Mesa
A. L. Flowers
Bryan V. Cady, Jr
Glendale
Jacob Erickson
Field Trip Slated For Art Students
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department schedules an art class field day at the Maytag Zoo for all art students. Meet at the adult center at 9 36 a.m or join the group at the zoo gate at 10 a.m. Nancy McCarthy leads the classes and the trip. Bring painting materials and lunch if desired.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Maytag Zoo
Tomorow
Zoo
Nancy McCarthy
Woman Killed Near Sonoita In Arizona Collision
Theresa Dorothy Hendrickson, 68, of Monrovia, California, died Tuesday when the car she rode in collided with another on State Route 82 about nine miles east of Sonoita, Arizona. The driver of her car, Paul H. Edes, 40, also of Monrovia, was slightly injured.
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Sonoita, Ariz
UPI
Theresa Dorothy Hendrickson
Monrovia
Calif
Here
Paul H. Edes
Dairy Group Seeks Butter Subsidy to Lower Consumer Price
A national dairy advisory committee advised Congress on a program with a butter subsidy. Consumers could buy a second pound of butter at a reduced price, possibly 15 cents, after paying the regular market price for the first pound.
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Washington
Shaw Trial Set in Glendale Tavern Slay Case
Glenn Wilmer Shaw, 26, charged with killing two men in a Glendale tavern, will go on trial in Maricopa County Superior Court next Tuesday.
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Phoenix
UPI
Glenn Wilmer Shaw
Glendale
Maricopa County
Tilbrook resigns as Scottsdale finance director
Charles Tilbrook, Scottsdale city treasurer and finance director since October 1961, has resigned for health and business reasons. Thomas Cochran becomes acting finance director as Tilbrook plans to reopen his accounting practice. salary range for the post is $708 to $856 monthly.
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Charles Tilbrook
Scottsdale
Thomas Cochran
Tilbrook
Midwest
N. 80Th PL
Williams
City Manager Kenneth Williams to Speak on Gas Tax Benefits
City Manager Kenneth Williams will present tomorrow before a legislative highways and bridges committee on how a higher state gasoline tax could aid small cities. He joins officials from Flagstaff Yuma and Nogales and follows Scottsdale Mayor William Schrader in urging that cities receive at least 12 million dollars annually from gas tax revenue, up from the current 2.7 million. The tax distribution now allocates 70 percent to the state 20 percent to counties and 10 percent to cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Williams
Williams
William Schrader
Scottsdale
Valley
Girl 14 Dies After School Reprimand In Pittsburgh
UPI reports 14 year old Marlene Burke died after confessing she swallowed poison for being reprimanded at school. She told her grandmother Alberta Burke she took roach powder and was treated at South Side Hospital with an antidote.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Marlene Burke
Alberta Burke
Lassen Named to Second Term as State Land Chief
Gov. Paul Fannin appointed Oben M. Lassen for a second term as head of the State Land Department in Phoenix. Lassen will receive a salary increase from 12 500 to 13 800 dollars annually as part of legislative pay boosts in 1962.
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Phoenix
UPI
Oben M. Lassen
Paul Fannin
State Land Department
Kennedy to Send Farm Legislation to Congress
President Kennedy will present a special message to Congress on farm legislation on Thursday. The proposals focus on cotton dairy products and feed grains currently in surplus, with details to reduce surpluses and over production to be worked out by the lawmakers.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Strikes Continue Across Nation in Key Defense and Newspaper Disputes
United Press International reports ongoing labor turmoil with fresh walkouts at U.S. Steel's Robena mine near Carmichaels Pennsylvania and 130 St. Louis Street Department workers, while Nevada nuclear site office staff return after arbitration talks. McDonnell Aircraft in St Louis ends a 13 day strike with pay rises aligned to other workers. New York and Cleveland newspaper strikes persist with stalled talks over security and maintenance of membership amid a $20 million gap in offers.
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St. Louis
Nevada
New York
Cleveland
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena
Carmichaels
St. Louis Street Department
Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
Labor Relations Policy Association
Nuclear Proving Ground
U.S
Press’ Commercial Department
Robert F. Wagner
Broker urges PS seizure for Phoenix revenue plan
Phoenix broker J Michael Morris urged the city to buy Arizona Public Service Company facilities to create about 18 million dollars in annual city revenue. He argued the funds could expand police protection improve streets and finance parks and a civic auditorium. He called for an immediate engineering feasibility study.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Public Service Company
Morris
Woman Arrested On Embezzlement
A 35 year old Sierra Vista woman, Blanche Bray, was arrested by FBI agents on embezzling 10000 dollars from the Fort Huachuca Post Exchange. She was ordered held on a 1000 dollar bond by U S Commissioner Thomas McKay.
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Tucson
UPI
Sierra Vista
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fort Huachuca
Blanche Bray
U.S
Thomas McKay
Southern Counties Get CD Briefing
Representatives of Southern Arizona counties met in Tucson for a civil defense briefing by federal and state directors. The meeting followed a Phoenix session held Monday with over 200 people from northern counties.
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Tucson
UPI
Arizona
Phoenix
Appointment of Charles R Moore as UPI San Francisco bureau manager
Richard A Litfin Pacific Division manager announced the appointment of Charles R Moore as the United Press International San Francisco bureau manager. The move places Moore in charge of the bureau operations and editorial coordination in the region.
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San Francisco
UPI
Charles R. Moore
United Press International
Richard A. Litfin
Pacific
Police Blotter Finds Three Bicycles Reported Abandoned
Three bicycles were recovered yesterday and placed in police headquarters rack. Inventory includes a 24 inch black bike found behind Earl L. Self’s home, a bike found by Don Ward’s son at Circle K market, and another bicycle found by Walter J. Knapp. Additional reports note two bikes stolen from racks at Tonalea School and a residence. Separate thefts include two autos: a 1963 model from Money Oldsmobile lot and a 1959 Chevrolet left with keys in it at a local business, plus a car battery and parts stolen from another car.
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Earl L. Self
N. 70Th PI
Walter J. Knapp
Virginia
Watches Lost Burglaries and Shoplifting Plots Reported
Dennis M Weber 14 of 608 E 4th St lost a watch at the Boys Club on Hinton and Osborn Roads. Clarence Paris of 8535 E Pinchot encountered a bogus milk payment check returned unpaid. D R Smith of Grosse Pointe Builders reported robbers forced a rear door and took a book of blank checks. Roger Hart reported marbles broke his window from juveniles. Grace Abbot said two suspects shoplifted a quartz elephant from Foreign Shop at 85 W Main.
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Hinton and Osborn Rds
Dennis M. Weber
E. 4Th St
Clarence Paris
E. Pinchot
D. R. Smith
Grosse Pointe
N. Hinton
Grace Abbot
W. Main
Local Hotel Guest Reports Burglary Over Weekend
An out of town visitor, Paul H. Hebb, staying at a local hotel, complained to police that someone entered his room over the weekend and stole $1,675 in cash and travelers checks.
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Paul H. Hebb
Udall calls for new rules to halt Western rangeland decline
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall told about 3,000 cattlemen that 80 percent of usable public lands are static or declining and a third of that portion is in critical condition. He urged immediate action, rehab programs, and a fair user fee to fund restoration, signaling possible grazing fee increases within days.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Stewart L. Udall
The
American Cattlemen’s Association
Udall
Footloose in France travelogue at Scottsdale High Thursday
The World Adventures travelogue Footloose in France screens at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Scottsdale High School. Narrated by Thayer Soule, famed Burton Holmes producer, the film spans Brittany to the Italian border with scenes from Paris, Mont Saint Michel, Alsace Lorraine, Carcassone, Lascaus caves, Loire chateaus, Normandy beaches, Riviera life, Grasse perfume, Monaco royalty, and Mont Blanc views. Gwen Dew Buchanan sponsors the program to foster international understanding.
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Thayer Soule
Burton Holmes
Pacific
Marine Corps
Brittany
Mediterranean
Mont Saint Michel
Alsace Lorraine
Carcassone
Lascaux
Loire
Normandy
Paris
Montmartre
Louvre
Riviera
Grasse
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Monaco
le Brevent
Mont Blanc
Alps
Gwen Dew Buchanan
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Lassen
JFK
Indian Bend Country Club
Pima Road
Ray Parrish
Broker
J. Michael Morris
Chandler
Don Ward
E. Lewis
Circle K
Hayden and
Thomas Rds
Elizabeth M. Stewart
Vernon
Tonalea School
Losey A. Witherspoon
Pasadena
Robert Edmann
Money
Oldsmobile
S. Scottsdale Rd
Harry Goldstein
N. Purdue
Gene Beltraminelli
Cambridge
Roger Hart
E. Loma Land Jr
P.C.I
Little Lulu
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Red Dog Saloon
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Ray DeBerge
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