Scottsdale to install street lights citywide next winter
Assistant city manager Jim Smith says Scottsdale will install new street light standards throughout the incorporated area with Arizona Public Service Company and Salt River Project handling work. The city budgets 20000 for monthly service and expects plans soon with work to start within 30 days and take at least 60 days.
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Scottsdale
Jim Smith
Necotisunne
Incorporated
E City
Arizona Public Service Company
Salt River Project
Smith
Hallcraft
Obvious Public ‘Service Co
Salt River
Public Hearing Set On Scottsdale School Budget
Scottsdale schedules a public hearing at 7 30 p m to review a 9 504 351 dollar 1961 62 budget for 19 500 students. The plan may raise the tax rate from 6 18 to about 62 cents and requires 24 county approval for over the 6 percent rule. Dr John L Ashe notes the budget is higher than 1960 61 but aims to limit cuts. Coronado High opening and salaries drive the increase along with state aid and attendance figures.
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Scottsdale
Cin
John L. Ashe
Dr. Ashe
County Board of Supervisors
Ashe
Coronado
Hoffa Secures Unanimous Confidence From Teamsters
Nearly 2,000 Teamsters delegates at a Miami Beach convention voted to uphold James R. Hoffa as president and gave him a full vote of confidence. The resolution praised Hoffa and top aides for integrity and loyalty, rejecting corruption charges raised by the Senate Rackets Committee and other monitors. Hoffa is slated for another five-year term amid debate over a dues increase proposal.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Union
Senate
Trcette
Library Board Officers Change in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Public Library board sees leadership shifts as Mrs Phillip Kent resigns as president after five years effective July 1 and will stay on as a member until 1963. Anne Knapp Chapman is elected president and Mrs William Smith steps down as vice president with L D Creede named to the post. During Kent's term circulation rose to 1,313 in 1955 and the library board becomes a city official agency.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Two Cars Crash In Ogden Intersection Collision
Mrs Tim Clark Shurtliff of Ogden Utah was treated at Doctors Hospital last night for minor injuries after a two car crash at Scottsdale and MacDonald City police cited Oscar A Strobel 6702 E MacDonald for failure to yield the right of way Driver of the other car was Shurtliff
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Tim Clark Shurtliff
Ogden
Utah
Doctor’s ‘Hospital
Scottsdale and
MacDonald
Oscar A. Strobel
E. MacDonald
Shurtliff
Record Fourth of July holiday deadly toll tops records
United Press International and the National Safety Council report 892 accidental deaths over a 102 hour Independence Day weekend, including 519 traffic deaths. The period spanned 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Tuesday, with drownings, fires, and miscellaneous incidents contributing to the total.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
George C. Stewart
The
Safety Council
Gunman killer abducts girl after Utah road trap
A stocky gunman lured Connecticut tourists into stopping in the Utah Badlands killing a woman and wounding a man before kidnapping Denise Sullivan, 14. An all points alert and a search by roadblocks, a police helicopter, and a Grand County posse followed as authorities traced a 1957 Ford 300 miles away.
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Moab
Utah
UPI
Connecticut
Utah Badlands
Utah Highway Patrol
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
John Stocks
Grand County
Highway 40
Jeanette Sullivan
Rockville
Conn
Charles Boothroyd
Denise Sullivan
Colorado River
Dead Horse Point
Stocks
Arizona Toll Rises as July Traffic Fatalities Hit Nineteen
Four more people die in Arizona traffic crashes on Tuesday night amid the Fourth of July holiday period. Antone Sells, 59, dies when his car overturns near Tucson after his driver, Tony Molisto, 31, falls asleep at the wheel. Chonita Antones, 50, is injured, treated at Sells Hospital. Harold G. Murray, 45, of Long Beach, Calif., dies east of Dateland on U S 80 when his car collides with a parked vehicle driven by Gilbert C Salazar, 31, of San Gabriel Calif.
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Arizona
Seligman
Arizona Highway Patrol
Ae Antone
Sells
Harold G. Murray
Lure of West Tempts Thief As Patio Set Is Stolen
Officials report a complete patio furniture set was stolen from the Allied Model Home at 6736 E Monterosa. City police were notified Monday following the incident at the display center showcasing western leisure living.
MacArthur warns Korea war lessons threaten world freedom
General Douglas MacArthur said the failure to win the Korea war without using atomic bombs would have spelled disaster for the Free World. He warned Red China’s rising military power could dominate Asia and jeopardize freedom across continents.
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Manila
UPI
Dougls
Mochrie 1
China
Free World
MacArthur
Korea
Japan
Red
Asia
Algerian unrest surges as mobs clash with French forces
Reports from Algiers indicate widespread violence in cities and villages as Muslims confront French authorities. By noon at least 35 killed and 100 injured in clashes with police and troops ordered to break up demonstrations. At Djitijelli eastern port, 13 French soldiers died and 50 wounded after rebel groups attacked army posts. Militants pressed for stronger independence talks, seeking to associate with France.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Charles
de ‘Gaulle
Djitijelli
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Neessi
France
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