Scottsdale Council Rejects $5 Million Apartment Rezoning
City council vote 5-1 against rezoning a 32-acre Thomas Road site for 624 apartment units near the former Arizona Downs Race Track. Residents of Melrose Meadows praised the decision while developers cited industrial and commercial surroundings as justification.
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Marron
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Puente
Melrose
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Floods Surge To New Highs In Two States
Floodwaters rose to new peaks in Missouri and Indiana as a large storm battered the East Coast. In the Midwest many towns remained threatened by days of rain while skies west of the Appalachians offered mixed relief for flood plagued areas.
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United Press International
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Indiana
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Middle West
No Decision On Annex Move By Phoenix In Arcadia
State attorney general conferred with Phoenix and Arcadia officials over Robert Rhoten’s request for intervention in Phoenix annexation plans. Conference to decide this week. Scottsdale absent. Evacuations continued along Ohio River floods in Indiana and Missouri with Red Cross estimates of thousands displaced.
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Air France Constellation crashes in Sahara 69 dead
An Air France Super Constellation crashed in the Sahara killing 69 aboard. Five Americans among the dead. The craft vanished on the Fort Lamy to Marseilles leg from Brazzaville with 9 crew and 60 passengers. Wreckage spotted near an oasis south of Rhamades in the Hamada De Timbert region.
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U.S
French Congo
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Philadelphia
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Elizabeth Day
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Alan W. Jr
Laos Delegates Not Picked For Geneva Conference
Laotian government has not named a delegation to the Geneva conference amid ongoing cease fire disputes. Gen Phoumi Nosavan says no cease fireyet while Pathet Lao forces press attacks near Luang Prabang and Xieng Khouang, prompting ICC protest and regional tension.
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Vice President Johnson Heads for Viet Nam Talks
In Honolulu Lyndon B. Johnson wrapped a 17 hour Hawaii visit and prepared for an 11 a.m. takeoff to Saigon to discuss how far the United States will go to aid Viet Nam against communism. The trip begins a two week world tour totaling about 28 500 miles. Johnson greeted by aloha and Texans style warmth after two speeches, several receptions and dinners.
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Nixon critiques Kennedy leadership on domestic policy
Former Vice President Nixon said Kennedy has made the greatest mistakes by missing leadership opportunities and moving in the wrong direction on domestic policy.
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Kennedy
NATO Pledges Resolve to Block Communist Expansion
NATO foreign ministers vow to deter Soviet expansion and defend Berlin. United States to reinforce with Polaris submarines. Alliance ready for just settlements with the Soviet bloc and to pursue a new disarmament conference by July end. Russia urged to end nuclear test ban blocking and NATO to review defense strategy.
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Phoenix fights water suit over Indian Bend Water Co.
Phoenix will oppose Scottsdale's bid to block its purchase of the Indian Bend Water Company on Scottsdale's east side. The initial hearing was postponed at 9 30 am today per Scottsdale City Attorney. Scottsdale alleges Phoenix negotiations threaten Scottsdale's franchise rights and street and alley regulation.
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Kennedy to push speed of missile base construction
President Kennedy will seek executive action to halt strikes and push full speed construction of missile launching bases. Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg said he will propose a labor peace program after consultations with labor relations experts, unions, and contractors next week. He noted cooperation from labor, management, and government officials to ensure uninterrupted work.
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Neil) Haggerty
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Valley Bank Branch Opening Sparks State Center Claim
Lewis W. Douglas of Tucson announced in a Backstage Club supper that the Phoenix area is the financial and economic center of the state. The Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company will open a branch on July 1 at 313 N. Central led by J. H. Brahm, former president of the First National Bank of Arizona.
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Phoenix
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Brahm
First National Bank of Arizona
Guaranty Bank to Open Regional Office in Scottsdale
Guaranty Bank will open a regional home office in Scottsdale rather than a branch, with temporary quarters at 7111 E Camelback to open around June 1. Leon Bentley will head the Scottsdale office as regional vice president, joining Guaranty in January after prior work with another Arizona bank.
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Camelback
Fashion Square
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Guaranty
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Tshombe Aides Charged With Treason in Congo
Leopoldville officials announce charges against 19 aides of Katanga President Moise Tshombe including Foreign Minister Evariste Kimba and six army officers. Writs list eight counts of treason against Tshombe. Aides are held with Tshombe at Coquilhatville.
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UPI
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Evariste Kimba
Coquilhatville
Foxes Play Near Home by Edward Edwards Residence
A mother red fox and her four kits inhabit burrows within 150 yards of Edward Edwards at 6840 Shea Blvd. They venture out every afternoon and on moonlit nights, the mother leading the walk with the kits.
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Edward Edwards
Shea Blvd
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