Goldberg Visits Jobless Areas In Minnesota
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg toured Minnesota visiting unemployed miners and met state officials. He planned talks with Senator Hubert Humphrey before returning to Washington. A Wisconsin employers group accused the administration of ignoring economic problems.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Arthur Goldberg
Duluth
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Washington
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Guest Smokeout as Fire Damages Ramada Inn Mattress
A Ramada Inn guest was smoked out by a fire that damaged his bed mattresses. Chief Scotty Camp of the Scottsdale Rural Fire Department said W. F. Dale of Onalaska Wisconsin was not injured. Damage was confined to one unit. Fire started from a cigarette. Fire crews were dispatched to a minor grass fire at 6001 Calle Del Media in the Arcadia area yesterday evening.
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Scotty Camp
Scottsdale
County Plans Two New Superior Courtrooms Bid Sought
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors called for bids on constructing two new courtrooms. The project will increase the count of superior court divisions in the county recorder's office.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
County Recorder’s Office
G&srb&m
Lafayette Boulevard
Invergorden
Arizona Canal
Recorder’s
Maricopa County
Arizona
Gurkha Troops Ordered Into Congo Amid Kasavubu Clash
U.S. Air Force to fly the first Gurkha battalion from India to the Congo near Leopoldville. The 4700 combat ready Indian troops are sent by the UN Security Council to back Congo forces if needed. President Kasavubu denounces the move as unacceptable interference in Congo affairs.
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the Congo
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U.S. Air Force
India
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
United Nations Security Council
Kasavubu
Federation of Congo
U.N
State Might Pass Liquor License Law This Session After All
Arizona lawmakers indicate a liquor license bill may pass this session after the House approved an amendment to Senate 104. The change would freeze license transfers for one year while allowing licensees to relocate. Senate leadership will review the amendment before caucus finalizes it, led by House Speaker W L Tay Cook.
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House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Arizona
Clarence Carpenter
W. L. (Tay) Cook
Scottsdale Weather Outlook
Increasing high cloudiness today and tonight. Partly cloudy and windy with a cooler trend on Thursday. Today’s high near 82 and Thursday’s low around 50 with a high near 78. 24 hour temperatures and precipitation ending at 4 am.
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Scottsdale
Peake Named Chairman of Scottsdale Spring Round-Up
Mrs. Foster Peake, manager of Western Savings, is named chairman of the Scottsdale 1961 Spring Round-Up, announced by Rolly Feltman, president of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce.
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Foster Peake
Western Savings
Scottsdale
Rolly Feltman
Benefit Drive Heads Named in Maricopa County
Dick Heath, a Valley advertising man, and C. W. Pensinger, former Phoenix magistrate, were named co-chairmen for a drive by four Maricopa county agencies. The effort funds the Mental Health Association Central Arizona Arthritis Foundation chapter, the County Council of the National Association for Retarded Children, and United Cerebral Palsy Central Arizona Inc., forming the H.E.A.L.T.E. group.
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Dick Heath
Valley Advertising
C. W. Pensinger
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Maricopa Mental Health Association
Central Arizona
Major Harold E Sias joins Military Assistance Advisory Group Korea
Army major Harold E Sias of 1019 North 88rd Street becomes a member of the Military Assistance Advisory Group in Korea. A Phoenix Union High School and Phoenix College graduate, he entered the army in 1942.
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Harold E. Sias
88Rd St
Military Assistance Advisory Group
Korea
Phoenix
Union High School
Phoenix College
Army
Fires Cost City 120 Dollars in February
Scottsdale reports a $120 loss from February fires as City Manager Bob McNutt updates the council. Rural Fire head Lewis A. Wietzman Jr. notes better manpower and equipment reduce losses while total calls stay similar to prior years.
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Scottsdale
Bob McNutt
Lewis A. Wietzman Jr
City drops land purchase plan amid lawsuit over land sale
Scottsdale drops plan to buy 18 acres west of the proposed sewage plant site amid a suit by Jewel Nye for damages. City Manager Bob McNutt discussed case phases in private session. trial set for March 29. Washington amusement park to be integrated as season opens.
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Scottsdale
Jewel Nye
Bob McNutt
Washington
UPI
Scottsdale Annexation and Bond Election Notice 1961
Ordinance details annexation of territory to Scottsdale Maricopa County and calls a special bond election for 700 000 dollars to fund sewer improvements. Notice set for April 4 1961 with polling at City Hall and appointed election officers. Publication runs March 3 through April 1 1961.
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Maricopa County
Arizona
City OF Scottsda
City of
City of Scottsdale
Rosa
Lindsey
Nancy Palmer
Dudge
Jane Lund
Katherine Donn
Virginia Cockrill
Edgar Taylor Marshal
State of
M. E. Kimsey
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