Minister To Head Annexation Panel
Reverend Lee J. Smallsteed of the Scottsdale Congregational United Church of Christ will chair the new We're For Scottsdale Committee. The group aims to reannex the east side and will canvass homeowners to present annexation facts, working with city officials for democracy and good government. Mayor Schrader endorsed the effort, pledging city hall cooperation. initial members include Hall, Dickson, Fennell, Messinger, Parrish, Chambers, Stanzel, Haldermann, Foehler, and Lessig.
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We're For
Scottsdale
Lee J. Smallsteed
East Side
Smallsreed
Scaottsdale Committee
Smallsteed
John Hall
Don Dickson
R. C. Fennell
Paul Messinger
Ray Parrish
Don Chambers
James Stanzel
Paul Haldermann
Robert Foehler
al Lessig
William Schrader
NATO Endorses New Nuclear Arms Force
Ottawa reports NATO endorses a new nuclear striking force with 15 member nations ratifying plans. The communique notes Soviet troops in Cuba, unrest in Laos, and ongoing Berlin and German tensions. It outlines Polaris submarine and V bomber assignments to SACEUR and expanded NATO nuclear participation.
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Cuba
Laos
Germany
Berlin
Mediterranean
Europe
United Kingdom
Saceur
Allied Command Europe
Omaha
Sign Approved Avert Rift Over Variance Power
The city council backs amending the planning and zoning ordinance to give the board of adjustments full power over sign variances. A Tuesday reversal by the council had denied Hallcraft Homes a subdivision identification sign, causing friction with councilmen Caywood and Clayton. The joint meeting resolved to empower the board on sign variances while keeping council review for temporary special permits.
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Board of Adjustments
Council
McDonald Drive
Scottsdale Road
Sal
Herb Caywood
Bill Clayton
Hallcraft Homes
Board of Adjustment
Clayton
Caywood
Crackdown Set On Garbage Fees
City plans to file liens against delinquent properties for sewer and garbage charges. Finance Director Don Van Dyke said about $2,000 in delinquent bills were mailed today, part of a drive totaling over $20,000. Some delinquencies date back 18 months, with notices to all debtors by month’s end.
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Don van Dyke
van Dyke
Court seeks injunction to stop Wallace from blocking university entry
Federal Judge Seymour H. Lynn in Birmingham set a June 3 hearing on a government request for preliminary and permanent injunctions to prevent Gov. George Wallace from interfering with the enrollment of Vivian Malone and David McGlathery and any qualified Negro students at the University of Alabama. UPI reports Kennedy announced the push for an immediate court test. In Montgomery Wallace offered no comment as Birmingham officials take over city operations from a segregationist board.
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Birmingham
Ala
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Wallace
Seymour H. Lynn
Vivian Malone
David McGlathery
Montgomery
Albert Boutwell
Khrushchev Gains Castro Backing in Cuba Rift
Castro publically endorsed the Soviet line in the China China dispute at Lenin Stadium as Khrushchev secured a diplomatic win. Western diplomats say Castro received assurances of new economic and possibly military aid and warned that an attack on Cuba would be treated as an attack on the Soviet Union.
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UPS
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist
China
Fidel Castro
Peking
Castro
Khrushchev
Cuba
Soviet Union
Us.s.r
County Budget Narrows Funds to Maintain Tax Rate
Maricopa County officials warned further cuts are needed to keep the 1.45 dollar tax rate. County Manager Charles W. Miller said expenses will exceed revenues by about 250000 next fiscal year due to state legislature mandates, including teacher retirement costs, school aid, care for county patients, official pay raises, and a narcotics testing program.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa
Charles W. Miller
Miller
Paradise Valley Budget Set at 55 400 by Town Council
Paradise Valley officials unveiled a tentative 55 400 budget with projected 56 000 in revenue for the year. The council set a public franchise tax election for APS and approved a 40 mph speed limit on Lincoln Drive. The pool will be closed for tile work and the town hall will sell a revised city code. Sunset Drive was renamed Caida del Sol and new planning and zoning appointments were made.
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Paradise Valley
Arizona Public Service Company
Lincoln
Lester Naumann
Quail Run Road
Sunset Drive
Vista Linda
Tatum Boulevard
Caida del Sol
Henry Warren
Planning and Zoning Commission
Luis Wasbotten
Wasbotten
City Budget Includes $12 Million Public Works Plan
The Scottsdale city budget for 1963 64 allocates 1.2 million to public works, near half of a 2.6 million tentative total. A June 5 hearing will shape adoption and June 22 sets the property tax at 1.18 per 100 assessed.
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Public Works Agency
Scottsdale
Public Works Department
Garbage Service Company
Keeping Scottsdale Clean The Public Speaks
Scottsdale residents express concern over litter and yard waste as a clean city issue. Gertrude Meegan cites wrappers and dog waste. Don Chambers calls for a strong litter ordinance and improvements to beautification districts. Lois Foster urges neater yards and maintained vacant homes. Pan Palmer identifies alley dumping and grass clippings in containers as key problems.
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Don Chambers
Scottsdale
Fifth Avenue
Weather Outlook With Warm mugginess
Partly cloudy but mostly fair today and tonight with little temperature change. High near 97, low tomorrow around 62. Mish near 97. High yesterday 95 and low this morning 68.
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BY Betty Reedy
Parks and Recreation Department
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Bob Tribken
APS
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Elback Road
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Shea Boulevard
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Lincoln Drive
Thomas Road
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