Scottsdale Denies Mardian Wrong Advice In Annex Fight
Scottsdale Manager Bob McNutt says Phoenix Mayor Sam Mardian was given incorrect figures on annexation costs. He cites water rates and taxes as the main differences, noting Scottsdale plans to keep growth small and serve citizens’ needs while offering them government choice. The dispute centers on Arcadia area petitions and the impact of annexation on residents’ costs.
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Scottsdale
Bob McNutt
Phoenix
Sam Mardian
Arcadia
Incorporated
McNutt
Mayor Mardian misrepresents Scottsdale service costs
The Daily Progress condemns Phoenix Mayor Sam Mardian for misrepresenting Scottsdale and county costs for fire protection garbage collection water and taxes. The editorial accuses him of false figures and demands a retractation acknowledging Scottsdale residents pay lower or different rates.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix Water
Mardian
Kennedy proposes 3.2 billion housing plan for all Americans
President Kennedy sent Congress a 3.2 billion housing program aimed at dec ent homes for all Americans and clearing urban blight. The plan would run over 40 years, mostly through 1970, to boost older cities, aid low income and elderly families, and revive private housing production with hearings set for April 4 and potential Senate passage by May 1.
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Senate
Dwight D. ~.Eisenhower
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Housing Subcommittee
Mother Of 5 Has 4 More
In Holyoke Massachusetts a mother of five and wife of an insurance agent gave birth to quadruplets at Providence Hospital. Mrs Mary Sullivan Feyre delivered a girl a boy a girl and a second boy in ten minutes. The quadruplets weighed three pounds five ounces to three pounds thirteen ounces and were all in good condition.
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UPI
Providence Hospital
Mary Sullivan Feyre
George Bronos
Feyre
Fey
U.S. Proposes Space Patrol With Russia
In Geneva the United States proposed a joint space patrol of a dozen satellites with the Soviet Union to monitor and prevent secret nuclear tests above Earth or behind the moon. Arthur H. Dean presented the plan as a concession toward a nuclear test ban, with Britain backing the outline at the Nuclear Test Ban Conference. The three powers paused for Easter recess, awaiting resumption next week.
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United States
Soviet Union
Arthur H.dean
Kennedy
Moscow
Britain
School Board To Talk Bus Garage Controversy
Scottsdale School Board plans a special Friday night meeting at 7 30 p m to discuss the warehouse bus garage at 45th Street and Osborn Road Residents have protested but are softening their objections The meeting will cover traffic control around the site announced by Dr John Ashe superintendent of schools and will be held in the school district office
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Scottsdale
45Th Street
Osborn Road
John Ashe
Free World Pledges Steps To Save Laos
In Bangkok SEATO foreign ministers issued an eight point resolution and communique condemning Communist intervention in Laos a flagrant disregard of the 1954 Geneva Treaty. The meeting vowed united action if needed while noting that joint military action was not guaranteed. Secretary Rusk affirmed unity and warned Southeast Asia faces a Communist threat.
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Thailand
UPI
United States
SEATO
Laos
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Flanigan Petersen Clayton Win Seats On Scottsdale City Court
Flanigan an AI research engineer designer and Petersen an insurance agent won top votes in Scottsdale city election and will join two-year terms alongside Clayton a contractor on the city council. Incumbents Hutchins and Kelley were swept from office as turnout reached 582 of over 4,000 eligible voters.
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Scottsdale City Court
Arcadia
William J. Flanigan
Arthur T. Petersen
C. W
Bill) Clayton
Scottsdale
City Adjustment Board
Bob Hutchins
Moya Kelley
Flanigan
Petersen
Arcadia Citizens Committee
W. Almeria
Peterse
St. Country Lane
Clayton
W. Indian School
Arcadia Group Pushes Greater Scottsdale Citizens Committee
Arcadia leaders nominate a 50 member Arcadia Citizens Committee to absorb their group and aid Scottsdale city government. Jack Evans of 40 Pima Plaza says the body will ensure broad representation, oversee elections and bond issues, and work on street, water, and sewage needs while backing Petersen and Flanigan in the council race.
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Greater Scottsdale
Jack .Evans
Pima
Plaza
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The
Daily Progress
Arcadia Committee
City of
Phoenix
Scottsdale
56Th Street
Evans
Arcadia
Citizens Committee
Art Petersen
Bill Flanigan
Major Laos Fighting Report Refutes Major War Claims
The State Department said no major fighting is ongoing in Laos and the Communist strength is not seeking a large-scale push. White declined to speculate on a possible cease-fire as Kennedy and Britain push for talks. Reports note limited patrol activity, ongoing Soviet airlift to rebels, and rain hindering U.S. supply lines to royal forces. Republican leaders urge caution on a coalition government that could invite a Communist takeover, while avoiding concrete policy alternatives.
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UPD
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Laos
Aed
State Department
Lincoln’ White
Kennedy
Great Britain
White
Laotian
Progress Buys New Press For Scottsdale Daily Progress
Inland Newspaper Machinery Corp of Kansas City installs a Duplex Standard Tubular press in Scottsdale replacing the old flatbed. The $150000 press prints in three colors at 25000 papers an hour, producing 16 page runs and earlier home delivery with unchanged late news deadline.
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Inland Newspaper Machinery Corp. of
Kansas City, Mo
Lost Poodle Needs Help If Found On 69th Street Area
A black male poodle named Tinker, 8, was picked up near 69th Street and Wilshire this week. The owner, John C. Hoffman of 2517 N 69th Street, asks the finder to return the dog to receive a reward. The dog suffers convulsions from a rare ailment and needs medication to survive. a local medication exists. Call WH 5-1637 with the return.
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69Th Street
Wilshire
John C. Hoffman
Tinker
Nation's Capital Gets Vote Right
Washington residents gained the right to vote for president and vice president with ratification of the 23rd Amendment. Kansas became the 38th state to ratify, granting the District of Columbia three electoral college votes.
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UPI
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Kansas
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