Kennedy to address Berlin crisis on nationwide broadcast
President Kennedy plans a radio television address at 10 p.m. EDT to outline proposals on the Berlin crisis. Democratic leaders at the White House conference declined to reveal the speech contents or the forthcoming congressional message set for Wednesday. The White House expects parts of tonight's remarks to be included in a later legislative request to Congress.
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Municipal Trash Rules Tighten Citywide
City Manager Bob McNutt told the council trash and yard waste must be in containers or tied in bundles or face fines and jail terms. Uncontained waste in alleys risks non pickup and possible prosecution for dumpers as officials seek a second pickup to resolve misunderstandings with the Garbage Service Company.
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Water Normal In Area Where Silt Occurred
Water in several northeast Scottsdale homes returned to normal after a silt issue. Indian Bend Water Co executive Gray Ledbetter said a new well pump was turned off for flushing and the well should be back in service in three to four days.
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Arizona Crime Rate Rises In FBI Report
Phoenix FBI data show Arizona's serious crime up 10.9 percent from the prior year while the national average climbed 14.2 percent. Offenses reached 1,638.6 per 100000 residents in the latest year, up from 1,500.2.
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City Attorneys To Probe Dispute Blocking Street
City attorneys will investigate a property dispute that blocks downtown street improvements. A 19-foot strip along Fourth Avenue and a 40-foot right of way labeled exception hinder extensions of Second and Brown avenues and delay Indian School Road area work. The boundary dispute stems from a 1955 plat and adverse possession claim. Efforts to acquire the land have failed.
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City Council approves street upgrade plan amid protest over square curbs
City officials advance a $383,579 plan to widen a mile of Indian School from Monte Vista to Miller to four lanes with storm sewers curbs gutters and sidewalks. One council member opposes square curbs and drains. Public protest hearing set after 15 days of notices.
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Western Museum Proposal For Scottsdale Municipal Complex
A plan presented by City Manager Bob McNutt to Scottsdale officials calls for downtown municipal buildings, a western museum, and artist quarters. The scheme envisions expanding land east of current property, relocating the old Coronado School to house artists, and constructing a new city hall with council chambers, funded privately for the museum and deeded to the city.
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East German evictions target West Berlin workers in 1960s clash
East Berlin residents who work in the West face eviction as the Neue Zeit reports two “border crossers” removed for refusing to quit West Berlin jobs and four more kept by working East Berlin. The move violates the four power agreement and signals manpower concerns as skilled East Germans flee to the West.
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House Approves Tough Narcotic Legislation
The Arizona House approved a Senate passed narcotics bill 78 to 0 in four minutes with no amendments. It also backed two joint Senate resolutions seeking addiction research and stricter border inspections. Co sponsored by Bill Stephens and F A Higgins the measure heads to the Senate and then the governor.
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Paradise Valley Annexation Suit Faces Early Court Review
Acker sues to halt Paradise Valley annexation of land already targeted by Scottsdale with a 10 a.m. hearing in superior court before Judge Thurman. Alfred Acker, property owner at Scottsdale Road and MacDonald Drive, seeks to block aggressive legal advertising of the annexation. Attorney Carl Roe notes potential questions on police protection and zoning and the legality of Paradise Valley's incorporation may arise.
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Pro Castro Plot Prompts Tight Airport Security
FBI agents and local police tightened security at New York Miami and Tampa airports to prevent a reported pro Cuba plot to hijack five U S airliners during Cuba's revolutionary week. An Eastern Airlines Electra flight was seized Monday, with security steps announced by airline officials and port authorities.
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Cuba Allows Removal Of 38 Passengers From Seized Plane
Pan American World Airways announced Cuba granted permission for a special flight from Miami to Havana to pick up the 38 people aboard an Eastern Airlines jet seized in a hijacking. The departure was slated for 2 p.m. EST.
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