Reds Back Castro as Moscow May Day Parade Honors Gagarin
In Red Square Malinovsky vowed opposition to aggression against Fidel Castro’s Cuba during the May Day ceremony. Maj Yuri Gagarin led the civilian parade with Khrushchev, highlighting the USSR’s space race victory while rockets and weapons rolled by. The 22 minute military display capped a long celebration amid a meat shortage.
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Rusk assures no U S armed Cuba intervention plan
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee that the Kennedy administration has no plans for armed intervention in Cuba. He said the ill fated invasion decision was made by Cuban refugees and carried out by them, with details relayed to reporters by subcommittees chairmen. Morse praised Rusk's leadership and expressed confidence in the administration's Cuba policy while noting a few unsettled issues.
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Proposed Scottsdale improvement district for Orange Street to Osborn Road
McNutt cites high complaint over downtown paving and sidewalks as Scottsdale City Council backs a proposed street improvement district. The plan would widen Scottsdale Road from the Arizona Canal south to Osborn Road between Orange Street and Miller Road, extending north of Indian School Road. Hearings would follow an engineering report, allowing property owners to protest.
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Kennedy tightens aid as Laos crisis widens in Southeast Asia
Washington reports that the United States is increasing military aid to South Viet Nam amid tensions over Laos. President Kennedy plans to meet with the National Security Council to study next moves as cease-fire efforts falter and Communist gains in Laos and South Viet Nam raise alarm.
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Construction Tops One Million in City Permits
City building permits issued in April total $1,112,982, including five commercial permits for the Bank of Scottsdale at $323,000 and 52 residential permits totaling $774,600. A new apartment permit is $4,500 and five swimming pools amount to $20,882, with miscellaneous car ports and garages at $1,425. The first residential batch under the bulk production ordinance was issued to Allied Construction Company for 35 homes in Hidden Village and 16 in the Arcadia district.
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Youngster Hurt In Slide Fall At Supai School Yard
Harvey Redding, 11, of 325 West Continental, was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital after a fall from a 10 foot high slide in the Supai school yard. He is listed in good condition today. He was playing with two companions when the accident occurred yesterday afternoon.
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Congressional Vote Tomorrow in Second District Race
United Press International reports polls open at 6 00 am Tuesday for Arizona second district election to fill Stewart Udall’s seat. Liquor sales banned districtwide until polls close at 6 pm. No absentee ballots. Candidates are Mac Matheson, Republican, and Morris K Udall, Democrat.
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Alleghany Corp Stock Battle In Baltimore Meeting
Shareholders converge in Baltimore for Alleghany Corp annual meeting to decide control of a $6 billion financial empire amid last minute proxy fight. Avan P. Kirby maintains prior victory claim while Texas based Murchison brothers project quiet confidence.
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Six Die In Traffic in Arizona Crashes This Weekend
Six persons died over the weekend in Arizona traffic crashes. Police report multiple incidents across the state with motorists and pedestrians among the fatalities. Authorities urge caution and ongoing investigations into the weekend toll.
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United Press International
Arizona
Cuba Uses Ultimatum Language in Civic Plaza Rally
The Western Hemisphere reads a Havana broadcast as urging workers to attend a mass celebration in the Civic Plaza. Officials emphasize government language used by Communist states to describe their regimes.
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Spooner to Become Arcadia High Assistant Principal
Leonard T Spooner 50 year old principal of Prescott Senior High will become assistant principal at Arcadia High next year, announced by Dr John L Ashe superintendent. Spooner a Prescott graduate served in the navy 1942 to 1945, has MS from USC, taught history and social science, counseled and directed athletics, and started as Prescott principal in 1956. He is married to Lucretia and they have two children. He will assume Arcadia duties July 1 at an annual salary of 8500 dollars.
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Fire crews respond to two trash fires in Scottsdale
Scottsdale firemen were called to two simultaneous alarms Saturday evening at 8:45 p.m. Small trash fires were reported at the Pancake House and at the Circle K Market on South Scottsdale Road. No damage occurred.
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Crash on Westbound School Road Damages Car
A collision on Westbound School Road near Scottsdale ends with property damage. The Scottsdale Marshal's office reports a vehicle driven by Einar J Rekeland at 1020 E McKenzie Dr was struck causing approximately $200 in damage.
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Kennedy signs controversial relief bill to boost jobless areas
President Kennedy signed a $451 million in spirit areas bill aimed at reducing chronic unemployment. He called it an important step toward putting the jobless to work in distressed regions. He named William Batt Jr. of Pennsylvania as administrator of the program under Secretary Luther Hodges.
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Scottsdale to get permanent substation on McDowell Road
Scottsdale post office plans a permanent mail substation on the north side of McDowell Road opposite Papago Parkway entrance. The 4,700 square foot facility will expand downtown space by about 50 percent. Private developers will build and lease the structure to the post office, with bids to be called soon.
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