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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1961

Page

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City zoning clash as commission urges council review of case

The planning and zoning commission voted to ask the city council to reopen a zoning case that cleared a $20 million shopping center on east McDowell. Members protest council disregard of their advice and threaten to confront tonight’s meeting. They cite the council’s grant of Commercial B zoning to Ralph Staggs for a regional center comparable to Park Central in Phoenix and accuse the council of premature public release and upheaval at city hall over a $54 000 land purchase.

City ‘Planning and Zoning Commission E and McDowell Irv McMahon Council Ralph Staggs Park Central Phoenix Commission Staggs Scottsdale Jack McMahon Sh Wig Etter Mort. Kimsey City Hall Tregarcing Bob) McNutt

Supreme Allied Commander Europe Policy Mentioned

Norstad, the supreme commander for Europe, has a policy referenced in the report.

Norstad Europe

US Urges Russia to Back Laos Cease Fire Pledge

At Geneva the United States pressed the Soviet Union to match Khrushchev’s call for an effective Laos cease fire. Harriman quoted the Vienna communique and urged prompt action here and in Laos. He noted Soviet refusals to support a stronger truce commission and reported shelling at Padong.

Geneva UPI United States Soviet Union Nikita Khrushchev Laos U.S W. Averell Harrathan Vienna Kennedy Khrushchev Harriman Padong

Tempe City Manager McNutt faces possible termination

Six Tempe councilmen confront a decision on Robert McNutt's future after his 18 acre Salt River land purchase raises concerns about judgment and disclosure. The mayor backed him, but critics question legality and potential use for garbage disposal, leaving only termination as option if misconduct is proven.

Robert McNutt McNutt Mort. Kimsey Scobisdale

Bank of Scottsdale Formally Organizes and Plans Opening

Scottsdale's Bank of Scottsdale held its first organization meeting. Stockholders approved actions by trustees James G. Edmiston Dick Searles and Ozell Trask and construction contracts for a two story building at Scottsdale Road and Fifth Avenue. A seven member board including Thomas J. Sillers and William Wooldridge was elected for 1961. Bank insured by FDIC up to $10,000 per account and opening planned for this summer.

Scottsdale Bank of Scottsdale James’ G. Edmiston Dick Searles Ozell Trask Scottsdale ‘Road Fifth Avenue Thomas J. Sillers William Wooldridge Charles Duccy John Tomek Don Chambers Stanley Short State of Arizona Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Scottsdale Pair Elected Mayors at Boys State

Scottsdale High seniors Woody Dow and Charlie Dunlap were elected mayors of Kearney City and Miles City at Boys State. Kim Udall was named one of nine patrolmen responsible for maintaining order during the Boys State sessions.

Flagstaff Scottsdale High Woody Dow Richard W. Dow Lincoln Kearney City Charlie ‘ Dunlap Charles H. Dunlap Lakeside Lane Miles City Kim Udall Nicholas Udall Calle Camellia

Kennedy Returns to White House After Airborne Stop

President Kennedy flew from London to Andrews Field in Maryland with a fast layover at Goose Bay and a five minute handshaking session. He then went to the White House to meet Democratic and Republican congressional leaders in a full scale session. The delegation included leading members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House committee.

Kennedy Andrews White ‘House Lyndon Johnson Epublican Senate House Welcoming Party White House Foreign Relations Committee

Opinion Snippet Cited From McNutt Page Two

A clipped line notes an opinion by Seong lead ee remo al and directs readers to McNutt page two for further context. The fragment emphasizes personal viewpoint without full article details. The exact argument remains unclear from the readable text.

An ‘As Seong Ee Remo al

Guaranty Bank Opens Temporary Scottsdale Office

Guaranty Bank opens in temporary quarters at 7111 E Camelback near Scottsdale Fashion Square. President James P. Simmons says the office will operate like an independent bank offering full commercial banking services and daily interest on savings under Bentley supervision. A permanent building will follow near the temporary location.

Guaranty Bank Scottsdale Arizona Banking E. Camelback James P. J Simmons Pedis Leon F. “Bentley Cepter Camelback Scottsdale Road The Oes

Tokyo Students Riot Outside Parliament Building

Two thousand students clashed with police outside the Parliament Building in Tokyo. The demonstrators, part of the Engakuren leftist group, split from a larger 85,000 strong protest against a bill aimed at ending political violence in Japan.

Tokyo UPI Engakuren Japan

Khrushchev's Vienna summit idea questioned by Austrian officials

A weekend summit talk with President Kennedy raised the possibility of moving the UN headquarters from New York to Vienna. Austrian officials privately voiced unwillingness to back such a plan without broad UN General Assembly support. The approach was described as exploratory and informal, not Khrushchev’s initiative, and no official Austrian reply was given yet.

General Assembly Khrushchev Austria

Fire devastates Phoenix two story school building

A three alarm blaze gutted a two story classroom shop and administration building in Phoenix near 11 a.m. Fire officials say an electrical short caused the fire which spread to the roof and produced heavy black smoke. The building had been unused for several days.

Phoenix Phoenix Igh

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