Scottsdale Phoenix to Talks on Arcadia Annexation Feasibility
Scottsdale City Manager Bob McNutt said talks with Phoenix City Manager Sam Vickers will explore feasibility of extending city services to Arcadia north of the Arizona Canal and Camelback Mountain slopes. He stressed discussions are not about annexation or involving councils, and any petitions would guide council action.
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Elusive Killer Still At Large In Colorado Mountains
A 150 man posse and FBI hunted an Iowa suspect after four officers were shot near Kremmling. Two victims died Lt Hiram Short and Undersheriff John Clark. Sheriff Chancey Van Pelt and game warden Bob Hoover wounded. A murder warrant was issued for Delmar Dean Spooner as the search moved to a high mountain area 17 miles north of the earlier trap site.
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Swank Shopping Center Planned Near Biltmore Estate
A new swank shopping center is proposed just west of Greater Scottsdale pending Phoenix zoning approval for property owned by the Arizona Biltmore at 24th Street and Camelback. Biltmore Fashion Bazaar would extend two blocks east and north from the intersection, said Wrigley Ofield, president of Arizona Biltmore Estates. All 24 owners of adjacent Biltmore Estates have signed off on changing the zoning from apartments to a shopping center.
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Three RB 47 crewmembers declared dead in 1960 shootdown
Forbes Air Force Base officials in Topeka confirm three missing RB-47 crewmen from the July 1 1960 Soviet downing over the Barents Sea are officially dead. At Wallops Island Virginia, a Nike Cajun rocket test launches 12 grenades at 23 to 56 miles, part of a 14 hour series studying winds and temperatures for future moon missions.
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Experts Warn Of Flood Danger In Scottsdale
A consensus of experts warns of continuing flood danger along Indian Bend Wash in Scottsdale. Army engineers report a cloudburst in the McDowell Mountains could send five times the water of the Arizona Canal through the wash, with depths up to four feet in narrow passages and spreading over wide areas in flat sections.
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Meeting on Plans for Hotel and Shops at Papago Plaza
Public meeting at Papago Plaza Shopping Center Room Helsing's Cafeteria discusses a 40 acre development at the northwest corner of Scottsdale and McDowell. The plan includes a seven story hotel a Thrift City store a department store an office building and a shopping center. Developers seek city permit to allow hotel height above the 242 story limit and Scottsdale plans to annex the site by August.
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Tempe Delays Scottsdale Sewer Plant Plan Action
Tempe City Council postponed for at least two weeks any permit decision on Scottsdale's $900000 sewage disposal plant. A feasibility report on a Salt River sewer line serving Mesa Tempe Scottsdale and Phoenix will be released in two weeks. Scottsdale bids for the plant came in at 901367 higher than the bonded amount.
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Costs Rising in Scottsdale as New City Tax Begins
The town imposes a one cent city sales tax tomorrow, increasing the combined city and state rate to four cents on most purchases. The tax covers liquor, entertainment, rentals and most retail goods, with certain exemptions listed elsewhere in the paper.
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Daily Progress
Drunken man barges into Tucson police briefing room
Tucson police arrest a 35 year old man for drunkenness after he staggers into the police briefing room to watch proceedings. The incident occurred as officers were briefing staff and is being processed.
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Economists Study Impact Of Berlin War
Top U.S. economists are secretly studying the possible economic effects if the Berlin crisis leads to war. They assess production and manpower needs under varying levels of military involvement and keep findings under tight White House security. Officials say plans stop short of detailing price controls or rationing, noting such steps sit on a mobilization shelf for rapid use.
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Local Girl Burns From Sun Heated Slide Incident
Sandra Peverill, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Peverill, burned while slide heated by sun. She slid down a sunlit metal slide near a pool, suffered second and third degree burns, and required intensive care. She is improving.
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Freeholders Ask Charter Clarifications for Scottsdale
The board reviewed the first 17 articles of the old Scottsdale city charter with no drastic changes. A 5-5 tie debated whether to require two years or one year for council candidate residency. A motion to rename city manager to city administrator was tabbed. Meetings with official business must remain open to the public.
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Dan Weisberger
Weather May Call Off Next Astronaut Shot
Cape Canaveral reports bad weather in the Atlantic threatens the next Mercury program lift. A thundershower area 200 miles east of the Lesser Antilles may force postponement of the Redstone mission carrying Lt. Col. John H. Glenn or Capt. Virgil I. Grissom about 115 miles up and 300 miles out.
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Kennedy rejects initial GOP foreign aid compromise
President Kennedy found unacceptable an early Republican compromise on foreign aid financing after a White House meeting with five Democrats and two Republicans from the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He seeks five year advance commitments and treasury borrowing.
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