Camelback Miller Roads Get City Approval for Improvement District
The Camelback Miller roads project gains city council approval to form an improvement district funding $1 457 80 for drainage and costs with two thirds of a mile from Camelback to Feeley. The plan, backed by Dale Chamber of Commerce, would use a 80 foot right of way and widen for sidewalks. McCampbell warns failure to act risks a deteriorating town while critics push back on right of way and parking issues.
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East Camelback
Miller Roads
McCampbell
Dale Chamber of Commerce
McDonald
Bill ‘Clayton
Dadiah -Sthoo
Scottsdale District Faces Rising Athletics Costs Per Student
A Phoenix newspaper report says Scottsdale spends 19.16 annually per student on athletics with a 45,800 appropriation for three high schools and 3,700 expected enrollment. Current provisions cover games and practice gear only. students supply personal items. Football remains the costliest sport while spring sports rely on gate-free contests.
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Coronado High
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Davis
Phoenix Union High School
Glendale
Maritime strike nears settlement with key West Coast groups
The AMMI joined the Pacific Maritime Association and the Tanker Labor Service Committee in accepting a telegram proposal on June 10, marking the first significant breakthrough toward ending a week-long strike that has halted about one sixth of the nation’s merchant fleet and disrupted oil refining and distribution. Other shipowners were expected to follow.
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Iyour
Unions Reject Offer On 60-Day Maritime Strike Pause
Two unions representing 33,000 workers rejected Labor Secretary J. Goldberg's proposal for a 60 day suspension of the nationwide maritime strike. The Seafarers International Union and the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association said the offer fails to honor free collective bargaining and existing negotiated agreements.
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New York
UPS
Seafarers ‘International Union
The
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
J. Goldberg
Kennedy weighs Berlin defense options after White House lunch
Washington insiders say President Kennedy, after a White House luncheon with cabinet officers and congressional leaders, discussed Berlin crisis plans amid pressure to bolster U S military strength against Soviet threats. Dean Acheson appointed to review crisis strategy with partial mobilization as a possible signal to Khrushchev.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Berlin
Oigner
Dean J Acheson
Nto
Khrushchev
Castro rejects tractors for prisoners offer in Cuba
Fidel Castro denounced the 500 tractor for prisoners proposal as ridiculous and offered instead to send a prisoners delegation to the United States for further negotiations. He named three alternative exchanges including 500 bulldozers, small tractors, or an equal number of political prisoners for the invaders. He urged U S readers that Cuba would send a delegation to explain the facts.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Tractor For
Detroit
MIT
Committee
Spain
Puer
Black Sheep Club Still Operating Under Leased License
The Black Sheep Club in Arizona operated by Ted Fio Rito continues in business using a leased license after a failed bid for a corporate liquor license. Fio Rito sought a writ from the Supreme Court to compel license issuance, a move denied by Justice Rent Jennings with three peers. He plans to pursue new corporate licenses amid upcoming regulatory changes.
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Black Sheep Club
Fig. Rito
Black Sheep’ Club
Fast Camelback
Ted Fio Rito
Fio
Fio Rito
Forca
Supreme Court
John A. Duncan
Department ‘of Liquor Licenses
Rent Jennings
Youngsters Crump at the Spool Fall Incident
Local youths suffered injuries after a fall at the spool area. Witnesses say several youngsters slipped while playing near equipment, prompting a quick response from bystanders and medics. No names or exact injuries are provided in available text.
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South America
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
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