Soviet leader hints at Red Army cutback amid Cold War strains
Khrushchev in a Berlin invasion anniversary speech says Russia will resume nesting if the United States acts, viewed as a sign of growing Moscow Washington tension. In Berlin, 5,000 American troops rush to alert stations at dawn to test rapid movement readiness as tanks rumble nearby.
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City annexation gains reach arcadia area core
McNutt reports petition signatures worth 1 931 720 dollars push annexation of Arcadia area. Total area valuation hits 2 280 000 with over half required. Annexation covers canal commercial developments and aims to avoid encirclement by neighboring communities. North of Indian Bend only strip west of Indian residence along Pima Road annexed. most McGormick Ranch remains in county. Scottsdale area parties alter Paradise Valley border near Arizona Canal.
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Kennedy Ikeda meet renew disarmament efforts
President Kennedy and Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda issued a joint communique after three days of policy talks. They proposed three joint committees on trade cultural and educational and scientific cooperation and agreed to cooperate on world issues especially Asia. Rusk represented Kennedy at the final session as Ikeda hosted a dinner canceled by Kennedy due to illness. Johnson to attend.
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Suit Filed Over Death From Flying Plywood Piece
A $150000 damages suit was filed in Superior Court by Scottsdale attorney Kenneth Rosengren for widow Murl Bachert and son John Bachert, age 20, over the death of Louis Bachert who was struck on Adams Street Phoenix by a flying chunk of plywood. The complaint names Mountain States Telephone Company and TGK Construction Company for allegedly unsafe building practices during construction.
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Murl M. Bachert
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TGK Construction Company
GOP Leaders Call Tractor Scheme Cuban Fiasco No 2
Washington leaders label the tractors-for-prisoners plan a Cuban fiasco and urge the associated American fund to dissolve and return unopened contributions. Dirksen Halleck critique the Cuba invasion as a disaster while calling the tractor project a remarkable misstep and downplay Miller's summer replacement idea. The leaders promise to endure beyond a potential Labor Day adjournment.
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Geneva talks stall as US arms talks resume
Arthur Dean, U.S. test ban negotiator, arrived for consultations with Kennedy amid stalled negotiations. Dean planned a brief stay to meet White House disarmament adviser McCloy. Zorin and U.N. delegates are in recess until Friday.
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Friay
Jailhouse Clarification on Early Liquor Incident
Officers report the jail first housed a suspect after an early liquor incident. The woman was released on bail without admission to the jail.
Budget Review Planned Tonight by Scottsdale City Council
The Scottsdale City Council will meet as a committee of the whole tonight for an informal review of the 1961-62 city budget. City Manager Bob McNutt will submit a balanced budget of 1 407 595 covering all city funds, a reduction of 111 226 from the originally requested 1 519 821. The slash includes 110 449 from general fund departments and 1 077 from sewer fund transfers.
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Very Dangerous Psycho Escapes From State Hospital
Franger-Ortho, a 31 year old Black man described as very dangerous, escaped from a state hospital in Phoenix after knocking down a nurse this morning. Police suspect he fled toward the Yuma area. He is 5 feet 10 inches, 175 pounds, with a small mustache, wearing blue hospital patient denim with numbers on the back. He was committed on May 5.
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Washington weighs year extension on corporate taxes
A fragmented UPI dispatch notes discussion in Washington on extending the current corporate tax provisions for another year amid political debate on the tax bill and measures tied to peace efforts.
Seven Scottsdale improvement districts seek rights of way for $1 million in work
City engineers push seven districts blanket Scotts dale from Camelback to Osborn and Monte Vista to Miller Road. If owners donate land, construction could start within 60 days and finish by January 1962 for tourist season. lack of donations risks delays or curtailment. The city will cover excess-cost streets and storm drains with Scottsdale Chamber aid.
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