Local Lawyer Declares for Congress Ned Scottsdale Attorney
Ned McDonough a Scottsdale attorney and former city magistrate announced his bid for the Democratic nomination in the first Arizona Congressional district. The 37 year old veteran and lawyer moved to Scottsdale in 1957 and has combat and public service ties including Army service in the Korean War and two American Legion posts. He lives at 512 E Third St with his wife Arline and four children.
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Scottsdale
Fenton J. McDonough
Congress
McDonough
John Rhodes
Rhodes
U. S. House
Clifton
Arizona
Massachusetts
University of Arizona Law School
Morenci
San’ Manuel
Sipe-Peterson Post
American Legion
Scranton Denounces Goldwater Philosophies as Outlandish
Connecticut Governor William Scranton at the GOP convention labeled Barry Goldwater’s programs as outlandish and said a vocal minority makes the party seem naive and heartless. He argued Goldwater’s foreign policy proposals are not real alternatives to Johnson and referred to them as echoes of despair. Scranton seeks the 16 Connecticut delegates to the national convention in San Francisco, with an expected 12 or more delegates in his favor.
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Hartford
Conn
William Scranton
Connecticut
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Scranton
San Francisco
Third PTA Unit Calls It Quits
The Saloma PTA voted Tuesday night to disband next year due to lack of parental interest. Navajo and Coronado High School PTAs had already ended. Hopi unit may dissolve, while Hopi officers reportedly planned to continue until fall.
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Saloma Pta
Coronado High School
Ptas
Hopi Pta
Warren Gentry
Scottsdale Council of Pta
Mentary
Gentry
Soloman Executive Board
Executive Board
PTA
Scottsdale Names City Manager Richard Malcolm
Richard Malcolm, Scottsdale's new city manager, will assume duties Monday. He was hired at an annual salary of 18500 and leaves his post in Clermont, California, where he has served as city manager since 1957.
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Richard Malcolm
Scottsdale
Malcolm
Claremont
Calif
Vandals Flood Scottsdale Home and Other Mischief Reports
Police report a Scottsdale home at 8535 E Edgemont flooded after vandals ran a garden hose through a bathroom window while occupants were away. Earlier incidents include a BB gun window shot at 6059 N Granite Reef Rd and obscene graffiti on a 1956 Pontiac parked on 1401 N 78th St. Damages at Coronado and Arcadia high schools totaled about 1100 dollars and a rock broke a bedroom window at 1708 N 73rd St last December.
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Scottsdale
Lyle Beaudin
E. Edgemont
Mary Lou Corral
Beaudins
Coronado
Arcadia
N. 73Rd St
Elks Schedule Flag Day Service At Scottsdale Lodge
The Scottsdale Elks Club holds its sixth annual Flag Day service Sunday at 4 p.m. at the lodge on 64th and Oak Streets. Led by Leading Knight Joe Sarwin, the program features Boy Scout Troop 298 and Girl Scouts. public invitation extended.
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Scottsdale
Officials Ponder Move Of School Bus Center
Scottsdale School District officials weigh relocating a $138000 transportation center from 4505 E Osborn to a more central area possibly Paiute School at 6515 E Osborn. No cost estimates or final plan exist. The facility, built in 1961 after neighborhood protests, serves warehousing and bus servicing.
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Scottsdale
E. Osborn
Charles Holt
Paiute School
Holt
Ex-Beauty Queen and Companion Charged with Hotel Fraud
A former beauty queen Leona Gage of Los Angeles and Carole Malouf of Scottsdale are free on $300 bond each after being charged in city court with defrauding the Executive House by leaving without paying a 367.36 bill from a six day stay. Both registered under false names at the Hotel Valley Ho Friday and face arraignment Wednesday for the misdemeanor. Miss Gage once held Miss USA title in 1957 for a day before a marital violation was found. They have been married and divorced four times.
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Scottsdale
Leona Gage
Los Angeles
Carole Malouf
Gage
Petition drive urged for tax equalization in Scottsdale
School district leaders urge voters to sign an initiative petition to place tax equalization on the November ballot. In a joint statement Superintendent Charles Holt and Scottsdale Education Assn. president Steve Bryan call the measure crucial, with PTA and Arizona Education Association backing a signature drive.
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Charles Holt
Steve Bryan
Scottsdale Education Assn
Holt and Bryan
Parent Teachers Assn
Arizona Education Assn
Scottsdale
Arizona Congress of Pta
AEA
Weather View and Ballot Signatures Impact
The Scottsdale district remains largely residential with steady temperatures. Forecast calls for continued mild weather with a high near 98 and low around 64, supporting homeowner tax considerations. Willard Greene reported today's low of 64 and yesterday's high of 55,000 signatures needed for ballot measure.
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Scottsdale
Morrow
U.S
Willard Greene
White House Orders Raid on Laos Artillery Emplacements
U.S. Air Force F-100s attacked communist anti aircraft guns in Laos after two American planes were shot down. The White House ordered the strike to show resolve in Southeast Asia. No base or damage details were released and reconnaissance flights resumed without further incidents.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Air Force
Laos
U.S
White House
Red China
Viet Nam
America
Southeast Asia
Burglars Hit Gas Station In Scottsdale
Phil Campbell of Phoenix, operator of a Phillips 66 station at 5001 N Granite Reef Rd, reported thieves looted 55 from a file cabinet after entering through a rear window broken earlier by vandals. The opening was enlarged to two by one feet to gain access.
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Scottsdale
Phil Campbell
Phoenix
Granite Reef Rd
Campbell
Man swims 20 miles in Gulf of California to aid shipmates
Henry Van Bouchaute, 40, of Buena Park, swam more than 20 miles after a fishing boat stalled near Tiburon Island. Stranded with Archie King and others, he discarded a life jacket to swim free, endured sunburns and dehydration, and was hauled in by a Mexican fisherman after 20 hours in the water.
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Norwalk
Calif
UPI
Van
Gulf of California
Henry van Bouchaute
Buena Park
Archie R. * King
van Bouchaute
John H. Elkins
Ralph de Phillips
Kino Bay
Hermosillo
Sonora
Gulf
King
Los Angeles
Hermosillo Municipal Hospital
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Arcadia High School
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