Laos Peace Talks Open Amid Seating Dispute
The 14 nation Laos conference will open Tuesday in Geneva despite delays over delegation seating. Britain and Russia as cochairmen announced the session, after the United States agreed to admit the Communist Pathet Lao as equals with other Lao delegations, a move rejected by the Royal Laotian government.
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Stewart Hensley
Geneva
UPI
Laos
Britain
Russia
Cochairmen
United States
Tian
Scottsdale protests East Paradise Valley incorporation bid
Scottsdale challenged any incorporation of East Paradise Valley ahead of county supervisors decision. The petitions seek to form a separate town along Scottsdale Road north of Scottsdale with objections citing population and legal status. A county review is promised within 10 days to two weeks.
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Scottsdale
East Paradise Valley
County ‘Supervisors
Cials
Scottsdale Road
Bob McNutt
Scottsdale City
Jackrabbit Road
Stan’ Kelly
Scottsdale Marshal’s Office
Paul Levie
McNutt
North Scottsdale Road
Kennedy weighs informal Khrushchev meeting in Europe
President Kennedy awaits word from Geneva and Moscow on a possible informal talk with Nikita Khrushchev in Europe early next month. He plans to fly back to Washington after Florida and then to Ottawa for a two day visit, with a Paris trip on May 31 to June 2. The decision may hinge on Geneva talks on Laos.
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Palm Beach, Fla
UPI
Kennedy
Geneva
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Europe
Washington
Florida
Andrews Air Force Base
Khrushchev
Canada
Ottawa
Stockholm
Vienna
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Laos
City Offered Land Proposal Near City Hall
The owner E. A. Robart proposes selling a lot measuring .115 by 123 feet opposite City Hall on East Main Street to the city. Asking price is 74 975 dollars or 625 per front foot with no down payment until July 1 and a 10 year payment plan. Annual payments start at 11 250 dollars and decline to 7 500 dollars.
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City Hall
East Main Street
E. A. Robart
Senate Approves 525 Million for New Bombers and 12.5 Billion Defense Bill
In a voice vote the Senate authorized 525 million dollars to buy more long range bombers for the Strategic Air Command as part of a 12.5 billion measure to authorize ships planes and missiles. The bill moves to the House.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Strategic Air Command
House
Progress Story Wins Best Arizona High School Sports Piece
Phil McCombs of Scottsdale earns top honors from the Tucson Daily Citizen for a Progress story on a February 16 basketball game between Scottsdale and Washington High Schools. Cheryl Murphy places second among 36 schools at the high school journalism day at the University of Arizona.
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Scottsdale
McCombs
Scottsdale High School
the Progress
Calle Tuberia
Tucson Daily Citizen
University of Arizona In
Tucson
Washington High School
City Weighs Charter Plans for Scottsdale Reform
Scottsdale plans a freeholders election to draft a new city charter after a judge ruled the 1960 charter invalid due to publication timing. City Attorney Roy Petsch backs drafting a new charter and holding elections by late summer, regardless of pending written judgment.
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Board of Freeholders
Scottsdale
Warren J. McCarthy
Roy Petsch
Petsch
Freeholders
Arizona Supreme Court
Scottsdale Jaycees honor night recognizes top members
At the Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at the Valley Ho Roy Ciappini and Bill Bolin won the Top Hand and Tenderfoot awards. National Jaycee keys went to Paul Wheeler Weldon James Andre of Arizona Bill Bratt Bill Moore. Several certificates honored membership service rodeo projects and various chairmanships.
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Scottsdale
Bill Bolin
Cambridge
Paul Wheeler
E. Monterey
Weldon James
N. 52Nd Street
Andre
Arizona
S. Georgia
Bill Bratt
E.pinchot
Bill Moore
E. Thomas
Chambers
Ciappini
Marlo Donn
Ron Gregory
Waltz Kountz
Cliff Wagner
Bob Jantzen
Hiram Kennedy
R. K. Warren
Dick Wesley
Paul Crouch
Jiggs Hamilton
Walt Kountz
Charles Anderson
Jaycee
Family Picnic
Jayree Bulletin
Phil McHaney
Les Matlock
Jim Russell
R.K. Warren
Pat O’brien
Bill Holman
Bob Getty
Atoms For Peace
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Arizonian
Roy Ciappini
Scottsdale Boys Boys Club
Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wayne Marrietta
China unrest may threaten government in 12 to 18 months
UPI reports authoritative sources in Hong Kong say Vice President Johnson was told the Red Chinese army could revolt amid crop failures and mismanagement, risking government overthrow within 12 to 18 months. Officials in Hong Kong, however, contested imminent collapse and noted U.S. stance on recognizing Communist China.
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Johnson
U.S
Hong” Kong
China
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Cheryl Murphy
Chandler
Dwight D. Hower
Dened
Congress
Ear ‘Robers
E. Yale
John. Harpe Kahlen
S. Kachina Way
Les Mallock
W. Osho
Crouch
Airmoun
Iiney
Hong: Kong
Sai
Formosa
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