Scottsdale SIDC elects officers and approves stock issue
The Scottsdale Industrial Development Corporation elected Carl Plumb as president and approved a $250000 stock issue at its first meeting. Other officers include William Gillmore, Garth Sanger, Robert Ballou. The nine member board plans to buy, lease, and resell industrial land to attract firms to Scottsdale. A financial committee from five banks will screen loan applications.
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Scottsdale
Robert Ballou
Arizona Bank
A. J. Collins
Chamber of Commerce
Corporation
Jerry Davis
Phil: Weeks
Herb. Wagner
Valley Bank
Plumb
Collins
Chamber
Astrodeal City faces dispute over 85 trailer park plan
Tension rose at a Yavapai Homeowners Association meeting as Astro Development Co. faced accusations of surrendering to developers. Mayor B L Tims outlined a compromise proposal to buy time by vacating a court judgment that allowed a 140 trailer lot with flood protection. Residents questioned new ordinances and rezoning, while officials argued the plan would not overload Yavapai High School.
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Astro Development Co
Yavapai Homeowners Association
Astro
van Buren
Indian Bend
B. L. Tims
Dick Filler
Aries
Anid
Stanzel
Ken. Murray
Yavapai
Murray
Sandra Nite
Filler
John Lowry
Wash
Peace talks seen at risk by Hanoi pressure
U.S. Ambassador Harriman warned the North Vietnamese may exploit bombing restraints to pressure Paris talks on Vietnam. He said a breakdown is possible but not likely, predicting a long process and urging more productive negotiations to reach real talks. He dismissed Thuy’s threat as unlikely to force collapse.
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Paris
UPI
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
United States
Johnson
Thuy
Toi
United’ States
Crowds Rally in Peking for French Worker Student Struggle
New China News Agency reported more than 700000 people crowded Beijing streets Wednesday in a rally supporting the revolutionary struggles of workers and students in France, broadcast to Tokyo.
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Tokyo
UPI
Peking
France
New China News Agency
Scottsdale Plan Cuts Double Sessions With Portables
Scottsdale school officials plan to lease 15 portable classrooms to prevent double sessions at Coonpah Hohokam and Yavapai Elementary Schools next fall. Second grade students at Mohave Navajo Pima Supai and Tonalea would face double sessions if the board approves. Third graders would be excluded.
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Scottsdale
Coonpah
Hohokam
Yavapai
Mohave
Navajo
Pima
Supai
Tonalea
Saguaro
Coronado
Ernie Richards
Cocopah
Kiva
Tonto
Thomas Townzen
Eighteen Poor People Campaign marchers arrested on Capitol Hill
Eighteen male protesters were arrested outside the Longworth building after defying police orders to stop singing and praying. They faced charges for loud or abusive language on Capitol grounds as the rest of a 200-strong group planned to meet Rep. Mills to demand welfare hearings. The crackdown followed earlier warnings by Capitol police chief James Powell. More marchers awaited arrest. Resurrection City prepared to welcome additional protesters as about 1,000 more were expected to join the camp near the Lincoln Memorial.
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UPI
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Capitol
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Thay Wana Aarmad
Ant Mithaut
U.S. Capitol
Powell
Longworth House
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
George Wiley
Mills
Wiley
Lincoln Memorial
Hunger Crisis: Sen Clark Urges Action Amid Hunger
Senator Joseph Clark says millions in the United States go to bed hungry with no hope of relief. He spoke as he opened hearings on hunger and malnutrition, citing estimates that up to four million Americans face hunger nightly. The remarks came as the Senate subcommittee on Employment Manpower and Poverty reviews evidence.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Senate
Riverside
California
Eugene McCarthy
Calif
Chicago
State Rusk
Defense
McNamara
Vietnam
Police unions threaten mass walk-out in France
In Paris police unions threaten to join a general strike halting government work as eight million workers stay off the job. They complain over government talks with rebellious students and charges of police brutality, urging negotiations and backing.
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France
Paris
Two Americans Arrested by Soviets in Tashkent
State Department identified the two men as Dale Reed Warren of Malage Spain and Pedro Generalao of Summerton Arizona. They were arrested by Soviet authorities on suspicion of narcotics smuggling in Tashkent in Soviet Central Asia. It was not clear where they were traveling or if they were together.
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Washington
Tashkent
Soviet Central’ Asia
State Department
Dale Reed Warren
Malage
Spain
Pedro Generalao
Summerton
Arizona
Senate Approves 100000 Defense Funds in Tax Suit
The State senate approved a $100,000 appropriation to fund the Attorney General’s defense against major railroads suing over the new property tax program. The money will hire extra counsel to defend the state’s position on alleged discrimination under the tax system set to take effect this year.
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Phoenix
State Senate
Planners debate changes to Scottsdale zoning rules
The Planning Commission met to study proposed city zoning changes including parking requirements for new homes, potential limits on street parking at night, and shifting R-3 zones to require site plans. Officials stressed maintaining neighbor parking and coordinating with the school district on peak parking needs.
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City Planning
Scottsdale
Fretz
Prague showdown looms as Dubcek faction faces Novotny
The Central Committee of the Czech Communist Party plans a next week meeting to clash Dubcek liberal majority with Moscow backed Novotny. The 11 man guiding presidium ended talks with a plan that signals action measures. Soviet support backs Novotny with talks of 10 000 to 12 000 troops and Kosygin called Czechoslovakia a great friend amid ongoing discussions.
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UPI
Czech Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Antonin Novotny
Parlarice
Dubcek
Novotny
Central Committee
Czechoslovakia
Alexei Kosygin
Wlovy Vary
Czechoslotovakia
Sunny today with a breezy Friday
The forecast calls for sunny skies with some afternoon breezes. Expect a high near 93 degrees and a low around 58 tonight.
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