Scottsdale Settles Arcadia Annexation Suit and Settles More
Scottsdale and Phoenix reached settlements in two old annexation disputes, with a potential path to resolving November 1961 annexations in Paradise Valley. The court-ordered agreements define boundaries around Invergordon, 56th Street, Jokake Drive, and the canal area, while preserving parts of Arcadia for Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Osmond Burton Jr
Superior
56Th Street
Jokake Drive
Invergordon
Arizona Canal
68Th Street
Cor
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Motorola
Arizona Country Club
Indian School Road
Arcadia
Robert E. Rhoten
Policeman Testifies On Subduing Two Club Managers
Scottsdale officer Richard O Hara testified in the George Harrington and Richard P Maynes case that he used force to subdue the two managers during a drunken disorderly arrest at the Arizona and Tucson Country Clubs. Harrington and Maynes faced charges of drunkenness and simple battery as the scuffle erupted after closing time. The officer described Harrington resisting, Maynes grabbing his neck, and a judo hip roll ending with police arrival. The trial is expected to continue through Monday and Tuesday.
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Scottsdale
Richard O’hara
George Harrington
Arizona Country Club
Richard P. Maynes
Tucson
O'Hara
Harrington
O’hara
Maynes
Tremors Hit Skopje As Tito Observes Earthquake Aid
A minor tremor rocked Skopje as President Josip Broz Tito began an inspection tour. American air transports arrive with medical supplies, blankets, and aid for the quake zone. Initial recoveries cited 600 bodies by 8 a.m. and up to 1,500 more expected. 100 tremors noted since Friday.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPI
Josip
Josip Broz Tito
Belgrade
Tito
Tanjug
Dr Abraham Explores School Aims In Guest Editorial
Dr Willard Abraham coordinator of special education at Arizona State University writes a guest editorial for the Daily Progress. He questions the status of Scottsdale's director of special education and whether exceptional children receive adequate attention and modern teaching methods are used in schools.
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Scotsdale
Daily Progress
Willard Abraham
Department of Educational Services
Arizona State University
Tourist Train Missing After Skopje Earthquake
A Hellas Express passenger train with hundreds of foreign tourists is reported missing in Skopje after a devastating earthquake. West German officials say the Athens to Dortmund service had not been heard from since Friday as it neared Skopje’s main station.
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Yugoslavia
Skopje
Greece
Athens
London Prostitution Network On Vacation During Ward Trial
London prostitutes from high price call girls to street walkers stay away from clients until the Ward trial of Dr Stephen Ward resumes Monday at Old Bailey Court. A mix of movers and night workers say fear of publicity and possible names being mentioned has cooled the sex trade until the case concludes.
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London
UPI
Stephen Ward
Old Bailey Court
Dorothy M
Riviera
United States
Janet
Inca London
Ransom Sky $10 Million Hidden in Progress Classifies
A Phoenix newspaper feature invites readers to find their names hidden in the Progress classified section for a chance to win two Ice Capades tickets. Names from Scottsdale area sources may appear as part of a stunt. Ice Capades perform at the Arizona Fairgrounds for nine nights starting August 15.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Area
Castro blasts United States over ransom goods in Cuba speech
Fidel Castro raged for three hours charging Washington cheated him out of 10 million dollars in promised ransom goods and refused to release the American Embassy. He denounced Kennedy as a ruffian and urged Latin American revolt while pledging Soviet support and vowing Cuba will coexist with the United States.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Kennedy
Cuba
Latin America
Soviet Union
Washington
Red Cross
Castro
Moncada
Santiago
U.S
Bay of Pigs
Donovan
Community rally aids Crain family after devastating fire
Scottsdale residents opened wallets and closets to aid the Crain family of 7616 E Polk after a July 14 fire gutted their home. Jobless since December, father Crain faces limited unemployment benefits while Mrs. Crain expects a fifth child in September.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Jaycees
Crains
E. Polk
Crain
Group Rallies to Oppose Local Airport Plan
Desert Estates Property Owners Association aims to hire an attorney to challenge Scottsdale's proposed Thunderbird Field site. Jaycees aid Crain family as volunteers deliver food and clothing to a one bedroom trailer. Association directors plan steps after a resident survey on the airfield proposal. City officials discuss converting the former pilot training base south of Bell Road and east of Scottsdale Road into a commercial airfield.
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Desert Estates Property Owners Association
Scottsdale
Thunderbird Field
Bell Road
Scottsdale Road
County Budget Opinions Sought Before Aug Hearing
County Budget Director David F. Munns invites 15 tax payer groups to submit questions on the proposed 333 million budget ahead of the Aug. 5 hearing. The public may ask questions at the 2 p.m. Aug. 4 hearing. The county adopted a 33 million tentative budget for 1963 64 with a 14 cent tax increase. $1.7 million was cut earlier to hold the rate.
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David F. Munns
Munns
Mob of 50 assaults Cleveland patrolman during attempted robbery
In Cleveland on the East Side a patrolman was attacked while stopping a robbery. Lorin Weilacher was struck by a mob of about 50 as they dragged a man from a car and grabbed his gun and nightstick. The officer was injured, wallet and watch taken, a female suspect detained.
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Cleveland
UPI
Lorin Weilacher
Harry Greenwood
Weather Outlook with Warm Trend and Fair Skies
Mostly fair conditions with occasional clouds through tomorrow and little temperature change. High today near 10 percent change, low tomorrow about 79, high near 106. U S Weather Observer Willard J Greene reported Friday's high 103 and this morning's flow 8F.
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U.S
Willard J. Greene
Man Booked After Fighting With Police
Bobby T. Cunningham, 28, of 8213 N. 41st St Phoenix, was booked for being drunk and dis orderly at the 2L Club shortly before 3 am. Scottsdale officers Ken Saunders and Lamonn Phelps and state guard and detective agency officers on duty subdued Cunningham after he caused a disturbance at the after hours club. He was drinking from one whisky bottle and fought with authorities.
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Bobby T. Cunningham
41St St
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Ken Saunders
Lamonn Phelps
State Guard and Detective Agency
Cunningham
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