Patriotism Center Opens in Scottsdale as Volunteer Group Forms
A new Citizens Information Center opens at 1341 S Scottsdale Rd in Scottsdale as a non-profit, non sectarian group committed to promoting patriotism and public education. The center offers free literature and government publications on communism, films, tapes, and books with volunteers staffing six days a week.
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Scottsdalians
Citizens Information Center
S. Scottsdale Road
Western Floor Covering Co
Phoenix
Arizona
America
Scottsdale
Edwards&. Knapp
Foothill Drive
South
Knapp
Robert C. Smith
E. Osborn
Edwin M. Keyes
W. Weldon
Western Union
New Citizens Information Center of
S. Scottsdale
Edward S. Knapp
Milton Goldman
Progress
Rainfall Drenches Arizona As Week Proves Wet
United Press International reports scattered thundershowers across Arizona with moderate to heavy rains expected late today and tonight. Willcox registers 1.90 inches and Douglas 1.34 over the weekend, with other totals including Grand Canyon 0.30 and Phoenix 0.04. The high of 102 at Yuma tops Sunday temperatures.
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Arizona
Weather Bureau
Douglas
Willcox
Grand Canyon
McNary
Cottonwood
Maverick
Winslow
Prescott
Phoenix
Fort Huachuca
Tucson
Firemen Rescue Woman From Bug
Scottsdale firefighters answered a service call at 1 45 a m to rescue a terrified woman reporting a big black bug on her window. Firefighters removed the large cricket from the scene.
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Scottsdale
Council to Hear Protests Over Hotel Sign on Scottsdale Road
Petitions oppose a proposed neon sign at the Executive House on North Scottsdale Road. Residents fear it signals commercialization of Scottsdale Road north of the Camelback area. City business includes bids for Camelback Miller improvement district and paving plans for Thomas Road.
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Executive House
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Camelback-Scottsdale
Camelback- Miller
Camelback
Miller
S8th Street
Official Warns On Trash Law Provisions Begin Enforcement
Assistant City Manager Jim Smith says the city will enforce the trash ordinance this week requiring households to use containers and bundle tree limbs. Unlawful dumping of lawn clippings in alleys will result in warnings and potentially a nuisance citation. Scottsdale city attorneys ruled the provisions binding on residents.
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Jim Smith
Scottsdale
Fire damages Los Olivos Restaurant on Second Street
Firefighters report a blaze at 1 49 a m caused by faulty wiring damaged the adobe restaurant at Los Olivos on Second Street and Wells Fargo. The fire damaged stock and a back frame structure. the building is owned by Tony Manzari with about 1500 dollars in damage.
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Los Olivos
Second Street
Wells Fargo
Tony Manzari
Fire Insurance Rates Cut for Homes Near Hydrants in Scottsdale
Homeowners within 1000 feet of a fire hydrant and within five miles of the Scottsdale fire station will save 6 to 18 dollars yearly as fire rates drop from grade 9A to 8. The National Board of Fire Underwriters and local insurers confirm the interim rating change, with hydrants in the Fork Scottsdale area and planned additions amid annexation efforts shaping a broader municipal rating.
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Scottsdale
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Lou Witzeman
Rural Fire Department
Trai
Fork Scottsdale
Granite Reef
Coronado
John Hall
Witzeman
Tomes
Kennedy to hear Khrushchev reaction to Berlin speech
UPI reports President Kennedy will meet disarmament adviser John J. McCloy to receive a firsthand read on Khrushchev's reaction to Kennedy's Berlin speech. McCloy brings an informal message from Khrushchev and will be joined by Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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Nikitas
Berlin
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
John J. McCloy
Nikita Khrushchev
McCloy
Khrushchev
White House
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Hyannis Port
Mass
Black Sea
Salinger
Khrushchev- McCloy
West Berlin
U.S
East Germany
Judge Delays Decision On Annex Dispute In Scottsdale Area
Superior Judge E R Thursman took the annexation dispute under advisement at noon. Attorneys Roe Madden and Schaper for North Scottsdale opponent Alfred Acker argued Scottsdale's prior annexation was void due to earlier rejection of incorporation petitions. Madden and Schaper for Paradise Valley contended the annexation stands. Ruling promised by Friday.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
E. R. Thursman
Carl W. Roe
Jack Madden
John S.iSchaper
Scottsdale Road
MacDonald Drive
Alfred Acker
Madden
Schaper
Roe
Surprise Alert Test Ties West Berlin To Allied Garrison
West Berlin police joined the allied garrison for a surprise operational alert to test defense plans. About 10 500 Western troops and 13 000 police were mobilized in a paper exercise to coordinate defenses under rising East German militia activity and mass East German departures.
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West Berlin
Berlin
UPI
Stops Planned on Three Scottsdale Through Streets
County supervisors approved stopping through traffic on 54th Street from Lafayette to Camelback 82nd Street at the Virginia intersection and 86th Street from Thomas to Oak acting on the county engineer’s recommendations.
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54Th Street
Lafayette
Camelback
82Nd Street
Virginia
86Th Street
Thomas
Oak
Kennedy seeks up to 250000 reservists to active duty
The House completed action on President Kennedy’s request to mobilize as many as 250000 reservists and extend duty terms by 12 months. The measure, approved by the House after Senate passage last Friday, goes to the White House.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
Senate
White House
Congress
Scottsdale Taxpayers Association Forms Permanent Watchdog
The Scottsdale Taxpayers Association becomes permanent after an August 24 organizational meeting. A bylaws committee will be chosen from 7 to 15 members as 80 attendees vote to form an area-wide watchdog group opposing a downtown street improvement district. No recall action was planned.
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Scottsdale Taxpayers Association
Scottsdale
Taxpayers Association
Phoenix
Ben Goodman
Downtown street plan faces petition drive, opposition grows
Scottsdale Taxpayers Association leaders say they will likely defeat the $255000 improvement project as petitions reach about 40 percent frontage. About 7400 feet of the 26538 total frontages are held by out of town owners complicating signatures. The district covers Scottsdale Road to Taylor and Indian School and Second Street, seeking paving sidewalks curbs and storm sewers.
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Aia Ran Candmoan
Goodman
Scottsdale Road
Taylor and Indian School
Second Street
Thomas Read
Freedom Waders Meet Opposition at Rainbow Beach
A racist sign reading Go Home Nigger greeted freedom waders at Chicago Rainbow Beach. Police quickly covered the insult with paint on a concrete retaining wall overlooking the shoreline.
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Chicago
Freedom
Rainbow Beach
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Yuma
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Cape Cod
Neues Deutschland
Friedrich Ebert
Schwedt
Germany
People’s Army
Thomas Boulet Jr
Michigan State University
Boulet
Robert Kirsner
Hugh Harrlson
DAM
Wuwullicly Wiss
South America
Soloma
Ramada Inn
Joe Hammond
N. H Marshall
John Dwight Neale
Mrs. Neale
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