East Side Annex disputed police protection debate continues
A Scottsdale annexation dispute centers on whether the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office or the Scottsdale Police Department can better police the six square mile east side area. Sheriff Bois argues the county lacks staffing and would need ten more deputies. the Scottsdale department cites 47 officers and plans for 16 more, with 31 percent of May calls going to the east side.
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East Side
Boss
Joseph Smalley
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Police Department
Thousands View Popes Remains In Rome Funeral Day
Crowds estimated in the hundreds of thousands filed through St. Peter's Basilica to view Pope John XXIII's remains. The College of Cardinals will meet June 19 to begin selecting a successor as Osservatore Romano published diary excerpts showing the late pope's devotion to God's will and hopes for a modernizing Ecumenical Council.
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UPI
St. Peter's Basilica
John Xiiii
Vatican
College of Cardinals
John XXIII
Rome
Osservatore Romano
Italy
Antonio Segni
Kennedy
Weather Outlook with Mild Temperature Stability
Fair today with high clouds building tomorrow and breezy afternoons. Temperatures remain around 95 with a low near 62 tomorrow morning. Yesterday’s high reached 96 and the low this morning was 63.
Trustees Get Complaint On School Here
Homeowners near Tavan Elementary School protested to the Scottsdale school board over plans to open a summer program at 4226 E Clar endon Avenue. Five residents urged the district to reconsider, saying brochures sent home with local children implied district endorsement of Fitzgerald School.
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Tavan
Scottsdale School Board
E. Clarendon Avenue
Soviet overflight of carrier Ranger signals Cold War curiosity
Six Soviet Badger aircraft flew near the U S aircraft carrier Ranger 330 miles east of Japan, with one plane dipping toward the deck. Navy officials said the overflights occurred over international waters and were observed via radar, with escort fighters monitoring the encounter. This followed a similar inspection of the Constellation near Midway last year.
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U.S
Ranger
Japan
Navy
Midway Island
Moslems Storm Tehran Capital in Violent Riots
UPI reports rioters stormed central Tehran in an apparent bid to topple the government. Troops led by Shan Reza Mohammed Pahlevi, using tanks and machine guns, suppressed the uprising. Premier Assadollah Alam cited up to 20 dead or injured, while gunfire continued in the bazaar area as authorities blamed moslem leaders over land reform and women suffrage programs.
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Iran
UPI
Shan Reza Mohammed Pahlevi
Assadollah Alam
United Press International
Bazaar
Ole Miss to Get Second Negro Today
Governor Barnett said it would be unwise to clash with the United States Army as Cleve McDowell plans to enroll at Ole Miss. Federal injunction blocks Wallace at Alabama. McDowell and Meredith register amid tense history and troops in Oxford.
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Ross Barnett
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Cleve McDowell
Ole Miss
United States
Mississippi
United States Army
McDowell
Birmingham
Ala
Justice Department
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Barnett
Oxford
Miss
Meredith
Russians Plan Manned Space Shots In 1963
At a space meeting in Warsaw UPI reports Prof Anatoly Blagonravov of the USSR Academy of Sciences announced plans for an unspecified number of manned space flights in 1963 after a 10 month pause. He gave no dates or details but the disclosure was the most specific yet.
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Warsaw
UPI
Anatoly Blagonravov
Department of Technical Sciences
U.S.S
Kennedy Reaffirms Supersonic Jet Plan At Academy
President Kennedy announced government support to develop a supersonic commercial airliner capable of Mach 2.3 to 2.6 speed and about 60 000 feet altitude during the Air Force Academy commencement. Pan American ordered six Concordes from Aérospatiale and BAC Sud.
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Colo
UPC
Kennedy
Air Force Academy
Air Force
Washington
Hawaii
National Conference of Mayors
Honolulu
Pan-American World Airways
British Aircraft Corp
Sud Aviation
Illinois Man Named Arcadia High Principal In 1963
A 41-year-old Carbondale Ill. administrator, Jackson M. Drake, was named principal of Arcadia High School at an annual salary of 12000. He will replace Hil Brady who becomes district athletic director and PE supervisor. Drake has held multiple district posts and earned a doctorate at Columbia University.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Phoenix
Jane Fitzgerald Werneken
Grosse Point University
Suimmer
Holt
Carbondale
Ill
Arcadia High School
Jackson M. Drake
Hil Brady
Scottsdale
Brady
Drake
Board of Education
Carbondale Community
Columbia University
Taylorville
Karnak
National Education Association
William Johnson
Johnson
Scottsdale High School
Ronald F. Golby
Hohokam
Michael Mazur
Yavapai
Golby
Hopi
Mazur
Scottsdale contest over annexation share in Superior Court
Scottsdale faces a legal challenge from Charles Brewer special assistant attorney general who argues the city does not meet the 50 percent threshold for annexation petitions in a north Scottsdale area bordered by Bell Road Pima Road Mountain View Road and 60th Street. Scottsdale contends that utilities are excluded from the valuation.
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Scottsdale
Charles Brewer
Bell Road
Pima Road
Mountain View Road
60Th Street
Brewer
Ferdinand the star of Mik comic strip delight
The humor character Ferdinand headlines a fully human comic strip by Mik with daily appearances promising lighthearted mirth and approachable wit for readers.
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Mik
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