Indian Riders Shine In Arizona Rodeo Debut at Scottsdale
Members of the Arizona Indian Rodeo Association impressed in their first professional appearance at Scottsdale All-Indian Rodeo. Attendance was heavy Saturday night with about 2000 spectators, while Sunday calf roping and bronc events featured multiple scores led by Reedhead and Riggs.
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Arizona Indian Rodeo Association
Scottsdale
Tg Syany
Grant Lee
Leon Randall
van" Lee
ASU Student Crowned Queen Of Scottsdale Indian Event
A Navajo business administration student at Arizona State University was named queen of the Scottsdale All Indian Rodeo and Ceremonial on Saturday night. Roberta Multina of Tuba City led a colorful program with feathered costumes and traditional dances including the war dance hoop dance and eagle dance.
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Arizona State University
Scottsdale
Roberta Multina
Tuba ‘City
Anna
Weather Summary Fails to Define Period and Values
Variable cloudiness continues with undefined temperatures and precipitation for a 24 hour period ending at a.m. Not enough readable detail to lock in figures or location.
Stidham Plans Fight for Equal Taxes
Former Maricopa County Attorney Charles Stidham leads a push for tax equalization for homes, business property, and land in Arizona. Speaking to the County Board of Supervisors on Thursday as Arizona Homeowners Association representative, he threatens a legal suit if needed, saying property is not assessed at full cash value as required by law.
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Phoenix
UPI
Charles Stidham
Maricopa County
Stidham
Coun‘ty Board of Supervisors
Arizona Homeowners Association
Association
Arizona
More Federal Faith Urged
Rep. Bill Stephens, Maricopa County Democratic chairman, urged a renewal of faith in the integrity of the traditional American system of government. Speaking to the Tri-City Men's Club in Avondale, he deplored radicals who would destroy confidence in the federal government and emphasized that the issue is nonpartisan. He said both parties support constitutional balance of power between federal and state governments.
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Phoenix
UPI
Bill Stephens
Maricopa County
Stephens
Tri-City
Korea junta pledges fair treatment for arrested generals
News reports say South Korea's military rulers assured Lt Gen Ma Gruder that most of about 15 arrested senior officers will face no punishment. MaGruder, UN commander, argued they were obeying orders when not backing the May coup. Lt Gen Chang Do-young reaffirmed ties with the United States and sought more aid.
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Seoul
Korea
Magruder
South
Tande
U.N
Chang Do-young
United States
Four Arizonans Drown During Memorial Day Weekend
Yuma authorities report four drownings and a traffic fatality over Memorial Day weekend. Victims include Donald Riley 30 and his 12 year old daughter Patricia Ann of Yuma who drowned near Martinez Lake. George Orozco 18 and Juan M Garcia Ti of Nogales, Sonora also perished at Pena Blanca Lake. A separate accident near Nogales claimed one more life, C L Byrnes of Camp Verde.
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Arizona
Donald
Lee Riley
Yuma
Patricia
Ann
George Orozco
Riley
Martinez Lake
Colorado River
Jackie’s Cousin Die in Wreck Driving to Paris
Lyon police identified the victim as Danielle, a 1 year old cousin of Mrs Solin F. The fatal crash occurred on the way to Paris with unclear circumstances.
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Jackie
Paris
Lyon
France
UPD
Solin
Danielle
Eea
Soviet reaction to deadlocked conference offers muted hope
The text notes a cautious Soviet response to a stalled conference, stating that while the West had modified its position, the new plan was not considered important. The remark highlights hesitancy and skepticism about reaching a breakthrough.
Scottsdale Ordinance 118 Regulates Private Parking Lots
The Town of Scottsdale adopts Ordinance 118 to control private parking lots including surfacing standards, drainage, dust control, entrances and exits, and landscaping. It authorizes the Town Manager and Town Marshal to regulate and barricade lot access, requires marked spaces, and imposes penalties up to 300 dollars or six months' jail. The ordinance, deemed an emergency, takes effect upon passage and publication in May 1961.
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Scottsdale
Jessee
Scottsdale adopts ordinance on liens penalties and penalties
The Town of Scottsdale passes an ordinance establishing liens for unpaid disposal and rental charges, penalties, and related fees. It sets enforcement, notice, and collection rules, plus penalties up to 300 dollars or 30 days in jail, with severability and emergency provisions. The ordinance takes effect upon passage and posting, dated May 16, 1961.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
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Dave ‘Reedhead
Gene Garcia
Reedhead
Herman Riggs
Warren Reedhead
Stan Spencer
Alvin Smith
Fred Walker
Apache
Chuck Meeden
Dave Reedhead
Curly Bush
Edmond Worley
Norm Imus
Harvey Quinta
Wallapais
Frank. Gallego
Richard. Garcia
Papago
Gallego
Leonard Panicott
Jonah
Moffitt
Pima
Paul Hadricks
Felix Novego
Association of Phoenix
Jaycee Arena
Leo A Capa
Jaycees
ASU
Bakersfield
Bismarck
Brownsville
Chicago
Cleveland
Redwood
Eastside Fence CO
Pena’ Blanca’ Lake
Nogales
C.L. Byrnes
Camp Verde
Mexico
North Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale — Whitney
Tijohn
Pettijohn
Dorothy I. Ketchum
San Francisco
California
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