Paradise Valley considers standpipes and district planning
The town weighs universal trash and fire protection funding while Paradise Valley Water Company opposes standpipes on its lines. Engineering firm explores forming an improvement district. Betsy Heard proposes beautification and Don Barclay drafts signs. Public notices include liquor permit objections and a March 28 meeting.
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Paradise Valley Water Company
Ferguson, Brooks and Kelly
Paradise Valley
Betty Heard
Don Barclay
Kret Blasts Tax Panel On Assessment Policy
Rep. David B. Kret of Arizona denounces the state tax commission for failing to enforce assessment laws. He calls for the attorney general to assess dereliction and to consider removing commissioners, citing the Southern Pacific case. He notes inequities for homeowners and seeks full public discussion of the tax equalization program.
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House of Representatives
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Scottsdale
State Supreme Court
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China Defends Hard Line Communism Against Khrushchev
Radio Peking and New China News Agency aired the second part of an eight part Red Flag essay attacking Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev over peaceful coexistence with the West. Beijing argues no peaceful coexistence with capitalism and labels Khrushchev an opportunist betraying Marxism Leninism.
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United States
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Red Flag
Chinese Communist Party
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V.I. Lenin
U.S
McCone Sees Cuban Uprising As Unlikely
CIA Director John A. McCone told Congress that an internal Cuba uprising is unlikely as Cuba remains a police state. He cited strong Castro regime subversion and widespread indoctrination of Latin American recruits, while Defense Secretary McNamara warned against Soviet troops quelling any rebellion.
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Washington
UPI
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Cuba
Armistead Selden
D-Ala
Latin America
CIA
Selden
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
McNamara
Soviets Stand Firm at Geneva Test Ban Talks
The Soviet Union reaffirmed its firm position against expanding on site inspections at the Disarmament Conference in Geneva. U S negotiator Foster said Washington sees Soviet intransigence as the cause of stalled talks. Soviet envoy Tsarapkin delivered a hard line speech, limiting any move beyond their current terms.
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Soviet Union
United States
William C. Foster
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
New York Papers Split as Post Resumes Publication
New York Post publisher Dorothy Schiff announced the paper would reappear Monday under a day by day arrangement with printers, while five papers had previously shut down due to a printers strike. ITU Local 6 head Bertram Powers said Schiff's move might speed settlement, as NYPA pledged to press for an end to the strike. The remaining publishers planned to meet Friday with union reps, urged by Mayor Wagner.
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the Post
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Post
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Dow Jones Averages and Trading Totals Decline
The 1 PM EST Dow Jones readings show 30 Industrials at 663.27 up 0.33, 20 Rails at 150.32 down 0.05, and 65 Stocks at 236.05 down 0.09. Sales totaled 2,190,000 shares.
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Death Claims 97 Year Old Army Veteran Charles Dickens
Funeral services for Charles Dickens a 97 year old former Army bugler who was present at the capture of Geronimo in 1886 will be at 2 p m tomorrow Dickens dies at his Ft McDowell home He was born August 17 1865 in Clarkdale Arizona and served in the U S Army from 1891 to 1914 at stations in Arizona including Ft Thomas Ft Whipple Ft Huachuca Ft McDowell and San Carlos He retired in 1914 and worked as a typist and interpreter for the San Carlos Indian Agency He is survived by two sons Sniffer and Peter a daughter Mrs Margaret Bennett a brother Sam ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren all of Ft McDowell Funeral at Ft McDowell LDS Church burial at Ft McDowell cemetery Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale
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Ft. McDowell
Clarkdale
Arizona
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Ft. Whipple
Ft. Huachuca
Lee Mortimer Dies at 56 in New York Columnist
New York Mirror amusements editor and columnist Lee Mortimer, 56, died at his hotel apartment after a heart attack. He had spoken at a Society of Professional Investigators dinner Thursday night and had prior heart issues. Born in Chicago, Mortimer began in New York journalism in 1922 and coauthored famous confidential books with Jack Lait.
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UPI
Lee Mortimer
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The
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Society of Professional Investigators
Chicago
Local Weather Forecast Preview
Fair but with some cloudiness today through tomorrow. Warmer trend with highs near 78 today and 77 tomorrow. Overnight lows around 43 tomorrow morning. Sunrise at 6:57 a.m. Sunset at 6:25 p.m. Yesterday high reached 72 and the morning low was 40.
Indian Art Exhibit Opens at Scottsdale Hotel
The Executive House hosts the Second Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition with 270 works from 372 entries across the United States. Prizes include the Walter Bimson Grand Award to Patrick Desjarlait and the special Governor’s Trophy won by Navajo student Harry Walters.
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Otellie Soloma
Scottsdale
Charles de Y Elkus
United States
Executive House
Lloyd Kiva
American Institute of Indian Arts
Santa Fe
N. M
Haldermann
Patrick Desjarlait
Minneapolis
Walter Bimson
Narciso Abeyta
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Gilbert Atencio
San Ildefonso
Carl Gorman
Pablita Velarde
Gorman
Harry Walters
Baptist Hospital Announces New Building Approval in Scottsdale
Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale reveals plans for a 22 000 square foot office and service building on Brown Ave behind the hospital. An option to buy the structure for about 1 million dollars is held by an entity linked to the hospital with future tunnel connection to the main facility. The addition will be named for Charles Duccy and will house doctors offices laboratories a pharmacy and other services surrounding a paved parking area.
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Brown Ave
Tyalton AL. Francis
Francis
Charles Duccy
Baptist Hospital
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