Scottsdalians Named To Foundation Two
Scottsdale men were elected heads of the Maricopa County Chapter of the National Foundation at the annual meeting. Charles Latchem Jr. became chapter president, with Russell Glasser named vice-president and Mrs Don Sanderson and James A. Smith as secretary and treasurer.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
National Foundation
Charles Latchem Jr
82Nd St
Sheldon Pullen
Phoenix
Russell Glasser
Latchem
Walter Gray
E. Whitton
Space Budget Boost Raised by U S House Committee
The House Space Committee increased Kennedy's space budget by 126.6 million dollars, adding 37.9 million to an earlier 88.7 million rise. Apollo craft receive 50.2 million, aims to carry three astronauts toward the moon before a 1967 landing, with additional 38.5 million for nuclear and solid-fuel boosters.
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Washington
UPI
House ‘Space Committee
Kennedy
America
U.S
Moon
Russia
Astronaut Alan Tells JFK Flight Almost Perfect
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard reported to President Kennedy by radio that the flight was nearly perfect. The message came during a live communication from the space mission, detailing smooth operation and high performance aboard the capsule.
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Alan
JFK
Washington
API
Alan B. Shepard
Kennedy
Patetee
Space
Shepard
Atlantic
Champlain
National Security Council
White House
Congress
Scottsdale Battle Over Indian Bend Water Deal Plays Out
Scottsdale sues to block Phoenix plans to buy Indian Bend Water Co claiming loss of street and alley utility control. Phoenix officials say no interest exists while company president Ledbetter denies talks or sale. Judge Yale McFate set a hearing for Wednesday at 9 30 a m.
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Scottsdale
Bob McNutt
Phoenix
Indian Bend Water Company
McNutt
Yale McFate
Ario Travini
Phoeix Water Department
Indian Bend Company
C. M. Ledbetter
Phoenix Water System
Sailor Coy Nation Graduates From San Diego Boot Camp
Sailor Coy M. Nation son of Mr and Mrs James T Nation of Scottsdale has graduated from nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego California. Graduation included a full dress parade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries.
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Coy M. Nation
James T. Nation
E. Indian School Rd
Scottsdale
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Two-Acre Plot Sold For 125000 In Arcadia
The county zoning commission recommended removing commercial zoning from an Arcadia two acre plot bought by two Scottsdale men at 62500 per acre. If approved by county supervisors eight or nine homes could be built at 47th Street and Lafayette making lots worth about 14000 each. Nearby owners requested the action to protect their homes from a proposed 110000 shopping center. Attorneys for the buyers and owners could not be reached for comment. The land formerly housed a date packing business.
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County
Arcadia
Scottsdale
47Th Street
Lafayette
Brice Bishop
M. L. Decker
Oliver F. Burnett
Quotes on Cuba and Prayer Day Highlight U S Interest
On Cuban TV Pedro Nunez rebuts a pro Castro questioner about free enterprise saying three companies with 30 million stockholders dominate. Cardinal Spellman calls for a Cuba prayer day urging action over indifferent neutrality to Cuban suffering.
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Miami
Pedro Nunez
U.S
New York
Cardinal Spellman
Cuba
Zoo Plans Advance With New Operating Committees
Read Mullan, Mrs George Ullman, C Tim Rodgers, Dr Arthur Dammon, Jim Sexton, Theodore Rehm, F Britton Burns and W G Orr named to operating committees by the Arizona Zoological Society board at the Robert Maytag home. A report on the Western Regional Zoological Society meeting in San Francisco May 1–2 was reviewed. future board session set for May 18 at the George Ullman home.
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Maricopa County
The
Arizona Zoological Society
Robert Maytag
Read Mullan
George Ullman
C. Tim Rodgers
Arthur Dammon
Jim Sexton
Children’s Zoo
Theodore Rehm
F. Britton Burns
W. G. Orr
Ual
Western Regional Zoological Society
San Francisco
Maytag
Rodgers
Jacob M. Sobel
Daily Progress seeks society news and announcements
The Daily Progress invites readers to submit notices on club meetings, parties, house guests, engagements with pictures, new babies, and other family or social achievements. Call WH 6 3441 and ask for Mary Collins, editor of the Family Page.
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Daily Progress
Mary Collins
Liquor Committee Proposes Higher Arizona License Fees
The House liquor study committee tentatively agrees to double renewal fees for Arizona liquor licenses. Estimated annual revenue would total about 338000, enough to cover state liquor department expenses. Recommendations include new fees for distillers, winers, wholesalers, on and off sale licenses, railroads, and special clubs.
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Phoenix
UPI
House Liquor Study Committee
Arizona
Bill Stephens
D- -Maricopa
Stephens
State Liquor Department
Greensburg resident voices view on school desegregation vote
A St Helena Parish resident predicts the county will sustain the current public school system rather than desegregate, arguing most Black residents work for white families and benefit from the present schools. He notes residents oppose integration and believe schools are already good.
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Greensburg
St. Helenae Parish
Former State Legislator Dies
In Tucson William T. Minor 60 prominent Democrat and former state legislator was found dead in his bed at home late Thursday. Police said death resulted from natural causes after several days of illness.
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Tucson
UPI
William T. Minor
Minor
Tucson Paper Defends Udall
The Arizona Daily Star defends Interior Secretary Stewart Udall amid aggressive press and political attacks aimed at his brother Morris Udall. The paper praises Udall for his background and integrity and calls the harassment petty and harmful.
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Tucson
Udall
UPI
Secretary of Interior
Stewart Udall
The
Arizona Daily Star
Thas
Morris
Congress
House To Probe CIA Activities
Rep. Paul J. Kilday opens an exhaustive review by his armed services subcommittee of CIA operations over the last 14 years. He says the inquiry will seek answers and aim to improve the agency rather than conduct a witch hunt. The CIA has faced congressional criticism since the failed Cuban invasion.
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Washington
UPI
Paul J. Kilday
D-Tex
Armed Services
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Kilday
Agen
United Press Internate
GIA
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Norman Weaver
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National Women’s Advisory Committee
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Sailor
Peter Wray
Charles Rodgers
James Allen
Charles DeBarr
George Ullmar
56Th St
Salt River Project
Glenda Henry
Project Employe
Liquor Committee
Carl Plumb
First National Bank
Scottsdale Road
Main Street
Dale Rhodes
Bank
Budd L. Peabody
Olympia Peninsula
U.S.A
Canada
Posse Post
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