Page Land and Cattle Co Shapes Arizona Land History
The Page Land and Cattle Co with offices in Phoe nix displays old West lore as a history rich in land battles. Fred Eldean and Bob Carlock guide dealings with title firms amid a 4,500 acre sale to McCulloch Properties NE of Scottsdale and an option on 6,800 more acres for an industrial resort town.
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Page Land and Cattle Co
Scottsdale
McCulloch Properties
Page Company
Progress
Jack Karie
Progress City
Luhrs
Phoenix
Page Co
Tle
Arizona
John H. Page
Wells Fargo
Arizona Territory
Fred Eldean
Bob Carlock
Eldean
Carlock
Dbzdps
McCulloch. Properties, Inc
McCulloch
Havaiau City
The
Jack Culling
Mabel Otis
Senate Cloture Lets Civil Rights Bill Move Ahead
The Senate voted 65 to 32 to end debate on a compromise civil rights bill with a federal fair housing ban. The move, led by Everett Dirksen, follows warnings of possible violence if Negroes’ rights are not improved and marks the third cloture invocation in history. The package, crafted largely by Dirksen, adds measures to protect civil rights workers and curb racial violence.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
White House
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Lincoln
GOP
Advisory Commission On
Long range health program proposed by President Johnson
President Johnson advances a long term national health plan with a fiscal year 1967 request totaling 15.6 billion dollars to begin July 1. The proposal aims to expand medical care access for all citizens over time across the United States.
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Washington
Johnson
Paradise Valley voters to decide $1.508 million bond for new and remodeled schools
Paradise Valley School District voters go to the polls tomorrow to approve a long range bond of 1.508 million dollars for five years. The first proposal asks 1.375 million for Greenway Elementary remodel and Desert Cove completion, a third elementary school, site acquisitions, and a district facility. The second proposal of 133 thousand dollars would convert K-8 into a 6-8 intermediate system if the first passes. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm at Greenway Clella and Cholla Elementary schools.
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Paradise Valley
Greenway
E. Greenway
Desert Cove
N. 28Th St
Posal
Richard Langton
Paradise
Valley
Clella
Cholla
36Th St
Cholla Rd
Scottsdale council campaign spends reveal re election funds
City records show United Council for Scottsdale spent 5172 for the successful re election bid. Major outlay 1500 for Joe Strickler and Associates handling publicity. Over 500 donors contributed 5120 to cover campaign costs. Mayor Bud Tims and six council members each gave 100. Notable donors include Searles and Bier at 500 each. Paradise Valley mayor Huntress listed at 50.
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United Council For Scottsdale
Joe Strickler
Bud Tims
R. D
Dick) Searles
S. M. Bier
R. Rubicam
Bennie Gonzales
del Trailor
F. Milne
C. Haan
R. Foehl
W. Watkins
J. Bradley
Cliff Wolfswinkle
G. Gamble
J. McGovern
H. “Applegate
E. O'Neil
al Gorizales
Hal Golitzer
Gray Madison
Jack Hunt
Cooling off period for door to door sales debated in Senate hearing
Senate Commerce Committee drums up a cooling off rule allowing buyers to cancel within 72 hours after signing a door to door contract. Senator Warren Magnuson backs the measure. Also forecast: sunny in Washington with highs near 82 and 81 tomorrow and lows around 55.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Commerce Committee
Sen
Warren G. Magnuson
Dwash
Scottsdale hearing on shopping center delayed again
Hayden Thomas Tliness of the Maricopa Flood Control office delays the public hearing on the Hayden Thomas shopping center site plan for two more weeks. Col Lowry recovery postpones a required report as Scottsdale officials seek flood control details and a private engineer’s input.
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Maricopa
Hayden and Thomas’ Rds
Public Works
Marc Stragier
John Lowry
Scottsdale
Lowry
Stragier
Professional negotiations policy heads Scottsdale School Board meeting
The Scottsdale School Board meets Tuesday night at Paiute Elementary to discuss a district wide professional negotiations policy. Supt. John Tanner submitted a recommended policy to board members after a February 6 request. Ernie Richards will present a joint use of facilities policy for schools and city parks to serve community needs. The public is invited to attend beginning at 8 pm.
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Scottsdale School Board
Paiute
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
John Tanner
Tanner
Ernie Richards
Scottsdale weekend crashes injure eleven people
Police reported eleven people injured in four Scottsdale accidents over the weekend. Edward Czarnick, 27, Tempe, in critical condition after a high speed crash on Scottsdale Road near 7001 North. two others suffered minor injuries when a car rammed a house on 68th Street. six were hurt when a pickup struck a power pole at 46th Street and Lincoln. Children Cherie Clontz and Robin Dean were among those treated after being struck while crossing 2nd Street.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Edward Czarnick
Apache Blvd
Tempe
St. Joseph's Hospital
Czarnick
Coronado
Donald Kilpatrick
Irma Wilson
Ventura Dr
Emily _Baker
San Bernardino
Calif
Tempe Community Hospital
46Th St
Lincoln
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Joan McKenzie
35Th Ave
Phoenix
Phillip Bailey
W. Maricopa
Terryce Barden
Joan Barden
Stephen’ Barden
W. Mariposa
Jim Carter
Alpine
Ariz
Cherie Clontz
1St St
Robin Dean
2Nd St
Leonard ‘Miller
Miller
Chilren
Glontz
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