Queens Fined for Smoking in Port
Queens Elizabeth and Mary each faced a $100 fine after Cunard liners were cited for air pollution violations in New York harbor. Criminal Court Judge Herman Weinkrantz noted no discrimination between queens as Murial Bell for Cunard pleaded guilty, saying the ships smoke due to age and the line is trying a cure.
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Queen Mary
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Murial Bell
Cunard Line
Judges Fines Two Club Managers After Arrest
A Scottsdale City Court jury found Arizona Country Club manager George Harrington guilty of resisting arrest being drunk and disorderly and simple battery. Tucson Country Club manager Richard Maynes was found guilty of battery. Each man was fined 100 dollars for drunk and disorderly and for battery. Maynes faces possible appeal. Both were arrested January 29 after a nightclub dispute and subdued by off duty officer Richard O’Hara.
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Fenton McDonough
George Harrington
Arizona Country Club
Richard Maynes
Tucson Country Club
Harrington
Maynes
Scottsdale
Frank Thompson
Maricopa County
John Elliott
Steven Bridge
Richard O’hara
Where's Your Name In Classifieds For Ice Capades Tickets
A classified tease hints readers should scan the Daily Progress columns for their name to win free tickets to the 23rd GO Edition of the Ice Capades. The promotion emphasizes reader engagement and potential prize redemption.
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Daily Progress
Court Soundtrack Delays Scottsdale Trial At Safari Hotel
A long Scottsdale City trial of two country club managers featured a brief rock and roll interlude as an amplifier mispicked up a radio transmission. The jurors returned a decision late Tuesday after testimony resumed despite the Monday distraction.
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Safari Hotel
French Quarter
Ebvert Howard
Ward Convicted in Death Trial Scandal
Dr. Stephen Ward, 50, convicted on two vice counts for living off the earnings of Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies. Jury found him guilty of the two counts while he remained in a coma after an overdose. Potential sentences total 14 years. Ward also cleared of other charges.
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Mandy) Rice-Davies
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Park Chung Hee orders punitive measures over border raids
South Korea plans possible punitive actions after a series of clashes with North Korean raiders. Defense Minister Kim Sung Eun says the 600000 man army is on alert to prevent renewed war in Korea while U.S. forces maintain full combat readiness. Kim links North Korean attacks to broader Sino Soviet tensions and moves to pressure the West.
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Alice Edwards Killed In Crash West of Deming
Mrs. Alice Lydia Edwards, 44, of Scottsdale, was killed when her car overturned on U S 70 80 four miles west of Deming. Her 4 year old daughter escaped unhurt. Police said she dozed at the wheel as the car left the road and rolled twice.
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Alice Edwards
City Manager Kenneth Williams Returns to Work
Kenneth Williams returns to City Hall tomorrow after nearly three months away following a heart attack on May 6. The 39 year old administrator will work a reduced schedule until medically cleared for a full day.
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Kenneth Williams
City Hall
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Solons To Sign Treaty Heads For Moscow Signing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will lead an 11 member U S delegation to Moscow for the limited test ban treaty signing possibly Monday. The group includes five senators, three Democrats and two Republicans George Aiken and Leverett Saltonstall.
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UPI
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U. S
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U.S
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Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
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House
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Variable clouds and chances of thunderstorms forecast
Variable cloudiness continues through tomorrow with six chances in ten of late afternoon or evening thundershowers and brief strong winds. Temperature remains about 104 high today and tomorrow with 79 low tomorrow. Willard L. Greene reported Tuesday's high at 102 and this morning's low at 82 with one hundredth of an inch of rain.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
China May Harass West With Cold War Moves
London based dispatch notes Communist China plans new pressure campaigns to embarrass Soviet leader Khrushchev after criticising the partial nuclear test ban. It cites Beijing aims to widen tensions in Asia including Korea India Laos and Vietnam and to rally non aligned states behind a hard line stance.
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Korea
Peking
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Laos
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Africa
Latin America
Asia
Scottsdale School District approves leases for church classrooms
The Scottsdale School District board approved leases for four Valley Presbyterian Church classrooms for Kiva students and three Papago Park Baptist Church rooms for Yavapai students for the next school year. Additional facilities include spaces at Tonto school Mohave area Navajo classrooms and Papago Park Brethren Church. The leases await church approval and follow a failed $3.4 million bond measure. The board discussed tax sheltered annuity plans and standard purchasing procedures, and hired fifteen teachers, three classified staff, and one nurse. Bids for milk and cafeteria equipment were opened and will be awarded after review.
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City considers increasing height limit in new zoning zones
Tucson planning panel unofficially endorses raising height from 35 feet to 10 stories in highway commercial C-4 and new R4R resort districts. Public hearings set, with council review 15 days after the commission hearing. Proposals include definitions for golf courses, access for dancing, and a community unit plan option.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Dallan Zamizla
Commission
Tucson
Orlan Fiandaca
Scottsdale Road
MacDonald Drive
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