Paving Action Slated on Thomas Road Project
The city council plans a resolution of intention to pave Thomas Rd between 6th St and Scottsdale Rd. Construction costing 400000 will start by October with about half funded by federal sources. Annexation issues tied to land needed before work can begin, with appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Thomas Rd
6Th St
Scottsdale Rd
Ken McDonald
McDonald
56Th St
East Side
Superior Court
Scottsdale
State Supreme Court
Jackson Hotel Shuts Doors Rather Than Admit Negroes
In Jackson Mississippi the Robert E Lee Hotel a major 250 room property closed rather than admit Black guests under the new civil rights law. The action follows three rival Jackson hotels already accepting Negro patrons.
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Jackson
Miss
Atlanta
Moreton Rolleston
Mobile Pool Debuts at Supai School In Scottsdale
The YMCA launches a 20 by 30 foot portable pool at Supai School 68th Street and Continental. Lessons run 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Mondays to Fridays for $1 each with 10 children per class. Instructor is Bill Roberts, a North Phoenix High School teacher and lifeguard.
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Bill Roberts
Supai School
Hunter Gooch
Scottsdale
North Phoenix High School
YMCA
Swim-Mobile
Phoenix
Tonto School
76Th and
Oak Sts
Pima School
Granite Reef
Osborn Rds
Mohave
Paradise Valley Council weighs resort zoning on N Scottsdale Rd
Paradise Valley residents plan to oppose a rezoning request by Robert Choate Jr to change a mile of N Scottsdale Rd from single family to resort residential. The council meets at 8 p.m. to consider the R4-R resort plan amid objections from about 100 homeowners and 31 property owners linked to the proposal.
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Paradise Valley
N. Scottsdale Rd
Feesiucnlal
Scottsdale
E. Main St
Robert Choate, Jr
Jackrabbit Rd
Lincoln
Paradise Council
John Woudenberg
Woudenberg
Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
76Th St
Indian School
E. Thomas Rd
74Th St
Thomas Rd
George and
Martha Kallas
el Alto
Walter and
Marjorie James
M and W Four Aces
Old Scottsdale Rd
Florence R. Sisk
the Timbers
N. Hayden
John A Gilbert
Circle K
N. Miller Rd
Eisenhower kin to nominate Scranton at RNC
Gov William Scranton announced Dr Milton Eisenhower brother of Dwight D Eisenhower will nominate him at the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. Scranton seeks to build delegates in Illinois against Barry Goldwater while Everett Dirksen will nominate Goldwater. Eisenhower, Johns Hopkins president, has backed Scranton though Ike remains neutral. Scranton campaigns through Chicago streets and a whistle stop tour.
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Chicago
UPI
William W. Scranton
Milton Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry M. Goldwater
San Francisco
Illinois
GOP
Goldwater
Lor
Ilinois
Everett M. Dirksen
Gen. Eisenhower
Gen
Johns Hopkins University
Downstate
Prairie Country
Tom Anderson to Speak at Scottsdale High Auditorium
Farm and Ranch Magazine editor Tom Anderson will deliver an talk titled Straight Talk at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Scottsdale High School Auditorium. He has won multiple Liberty and Freedom Awards and appears under sponsorship of the American Opinion Library. Tickets are available at the library Gautier Bookstore Camelback Bakery or at the door.
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Tom Anderson
Farm and Ranch Magazine
I Scottsdale High School
Anderson
Congress of Freedom
Freedom’s Foundation
Valley ‘Forge
American Opinion Library
W. Camelback
Gautier
N. Central
Camelback Bakery
16Th St
Camelsback Rd
Platform fight looms as Scranton and Goldwater clash
In San Francisco the Republican Platform Committee faces a showdown over the civil rights plank. Scranton backers urge endorsing the constitutional validity of the new rights law, while Goldwater supporters insist the platform pledge only to support and enforce the law without deeper endorsement. Senator Hugh Scott margins a compromise, warning of a potential floor fight.
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San Francisco
UPI
Goldwater
Scranton
Republican Platform Committee
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Rhodes
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Laird
Goldwater Group
Supreme Court
Weather outlook shows continued fair conditions with rising clouds
Today remains mostly fair with little temperature change. High near 110, low around 73 by Tuesday morning, then another high near 110. U S weather observer Willard Greene notes today’s low at 79 and yesterday’s high at 109.
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U.S
Willard Greene
GOP voters back civil rights law in Eisenhower survey
A UPI report notes that a party driven survey of 400000 questionnaires found a large majority of Republicans favor the civil rights law. Only a small minority opposed it led by Barry Goldwater. The poll shows foreign policy and Viet Nam as top campaign issues. Robert E. Merriam will present the results to the Republican Platforms Committee.
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San Francisco
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Viet Nam
Robert E. Merriam
White House
Eisenhower
Republican Platforms Committee
Merriam
GOP
Congress
Senate
House
Vandalism Spree Strikes Homes, School Over Holiday Weekend
Over Independence Day weekend vandals smashed a rear window on a 1964 Ford Mustang valued at 120 dollars owned by Ray F Johnson. A mailbox at Ethan A Allen’s home was blown apart by a cherry bomb. Green dye spoiled the pool at Granada Apartments costing 15 dollars to clean. Mo have School door was pried, with names written on boards and desks. A gas light glass cover at Norton W Robare’s home was broken Friday night.
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Ray F. Johnson
Indian School Rd
Ethan A. Allen
66Th St
Nada
Second St
Vincent J. Cinquergrant
Mohave School
86Th St
Bill
Doug
Norton W. Robare
N. 64Th St
Dime-a-Line Classifieds Debut in Scottsdale Daily Progress
The Scottsdale Daily Progress unveils Dime-a-Line, a new classifieds service. Ads priced at $25 or less cost 10 cents per line, with an order form on page 2 and bargains on the classified page this week.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Bill Sage Begins Mexico Trip To Study Diplomacy
Bill Sage 18, Coronado High School graduate, starts a two month Mexico program with the Experiment in International Living. He will stay a month with a family in Orizaba near Mexico City, travel the country, and later attend ASU to study Latin American affairs.
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Hunter Gooch
Bill Sage
Diplomatic Corps
7 Sage
Coronado High School
Lloyd Sage
82Nd St
Bill
Mexico
Scottsdale Exchange Club
Houston
Mexico City
Orizaba
Yucatan
Sadors
Sage
Coronado
ASU
American Institute of Foreign Trade
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Dean Chance
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St. Mary’s Church
David LeFevre
National Safety Council
United Press International
Ike
Bill Scranton
Barry
William J. Eaton
Clare Boothe Luce
Henry Luce
Critical Issues Council
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