Residents Move Property Lines on Moreland Street
Residents on Moreland Street in McDowell Park move fences to the claimed property line after failed cooperation from Stages Bill Homes and Mereway Homes. W E Landru says at least two of about a dozen homeowners reclaimed 10 feet each, citing a signed temporary irrigation easement that never materialized. Rentson Contracting Co. cut a new alley last week to ease access, though utility trucks still face an impassable 15 foot width. garbage service continues in front of the homes.
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Moreland Street
McDowell Parkway
W. E. Landru
E. Moreland
Moreland
Landru
Stages Bill Homes
Mereway Homes
Landrup
Rentson Contracting Co
Garbage Service Co
Arizona tourism hopes rise as Cuban crisis shifts sun seekers
John Wise of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce notes no immediate spike in inquiries as Cuban tensions push arming of the Florida coast and Miami military camps. He expects a later impact, with January reservations ahead of February and scatteredArizona interest despite no primary targets in Scottsdale.
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Florida
Scottsdale
Air 2002
Miami
Florida Keys
Arizona
John Wise
Ontario nurses error rate discussed at OA H A convention
Miss M F Archibald of Peterborough Civic Hospital reported a survey showing an average nurse makes an error in one of every six medications. Only 36 percent of errors are reported, with common mistakes arising from capsule color and size changes, metric versus apothecary measurements, and confusion over generic and trade names and patient names.
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Toonto, Ont
UPI
Ontario Hospital Association
M. F. Archibald
Peterborough Civic Hospital
Kennedy Youth Fitness Leader to Speak in Phoenix
Glen V. Swengros a director on President Kennedys Council on Youth Fitness will address the Arizona Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation in Phoenix. Swengros serves as the council on youth fitness director of program development and was appointed last July after prior physical education work in Kansas City.
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Phoenix
UPI
Glen V. Swengros
Kennedy
Council On Youth Fitness
Arizona Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Swengros
Kansas City
Scottsdale Driver Cited After Parking Lot Collision
Scottsdale motorist George William Andrews of 47 Thornwood Acres backed into a parking lot to drop off a passenger and struck William Richard Carlin of 7126 E Paradise Dr causing damage. Andrews was cited for the accident.
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Scottsdale
George William Andrews
Thornwood Acres
William Richard Carlin
E. Paradise Dr
Andrews
Police Check Prowler Report At Local Home
Police are investigating a prowler sighting reported three days in the back yard of Marian C. Ritchey at 55 Fillmore. Officers told Ritchey they would keep watch on the property.
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Marian C. Ritchey
Fillmore
Ritchey
Bottles Found At Scottsdale Road And 5th Avenue
Two 18 inch steel gas bottles were found yesterday at Scottsdale Road and 5th Avenue by Scottsdale Police. They were turned over to the city hall property room, police officials said.
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Scottsdale Road
5Th ‘Avenue
Scottsdale
City’ Hall
Parks Group Sets Welcome Home Program For Tourists
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department announces a winter welcome home program for visitors. A mosaic class led by Edwin C. Nilson attracts diverse ages, with projects like wall plaques and tile art. classes run Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m. under Nancy McCarthy. Sewing classes with Mary Privateer meet Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. featuring home sewing topics and guest speakers. A Tuesday matinee at 1:30 p.m. offers hats styling gardening homemaking and cosmetic demonstrations for the public.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreations Department
F 2Nd St
Edwin C. Nilson
Nancy McCarthy
Lonely Housewives
Mary Privateer
Public Agenda Includes Style Talk and Zoo Preview
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation adds public programs to the new agenda. On November 13 the Flair Modeling School presents What to wear when and where at the Municipal Bath House. On November 20 Max Finch narrates a progress report on the new Papago Zoo. All community center facilities close Tuesday for a legal holiday. Numismatics Club meets as scheduled.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Flair Modeling School
Papago Zoo
Max Finch
The
Phoenix Humane Society
Finch
Municipal Bath House
Numismatics Club
Local Births Reported by Good Samaritan Hospital
Local births recorded for Scottsdale families include a girl born Oct. 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gluck at 4519 North 74th Street. A girl born Oct. 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Norton at 745 West Holly. A boy born Oct. 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas of Box 1464.
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Scottsdale
Good Samaritan Hospital
Louis Gluck
U S Publishes Book on Cancer
The government released a booklet titled Cancer Cause and Prevention outlining practical steps to reduce cancer risk. It costs 10 cents and is available from the Superintendent of Documents, U S Government Printing Office in Washington D C.
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Washington
UPI
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Phoenix Man Dies Of Burns
Phoenix resident John A. Nipp aged 46 died from burns covering 60 to 70 percent of his body. He was found in an abandoned service station on October 20.
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Phoenix
UPI
John A. Nipp
Marine Private First Class McDonald Graduates School
William L. McDonald son of Mr and Mrs Charles B McDonald 26 East Fillmore Scottsdale has graduated from Aviation Storekeeper School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tennessee.
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William L. McDonald
Charles B. McDonald
East
Fillmore
Scottsdale
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Solar Scope At Kitt Peak Dedicated As World’s Largest Telescope
The Robert R McMath Solar Telescope, costing 4 million dollars and built in two years, will be dedicated at Kitt Peak National Observatory for qualified scientists. Dedication begins 11 30 a m with Alan T Waterman of the NSF attending.
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Tucson
UPI
Kitt Peak National Observatory
Robert R McMath
Papago Indian Reservation
Permas
Kitt Peak Observatory
National Science Foundation
Association of University For Research In Astronomy
Alan T. Waterman
Foundation
Chilean Strike Shuts Andes Copper Plant Actions
Workers at the Andes Copper Company, a subsidiary of the U S based Anaconda Copper Company, began a strike in Santiago demanding higher wages. The move affects production at the Chilean subsidiary as labor action spreads.
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Santiago
Chile
Andes,Copper Company
U.S
Anaconda Copper Co
Arizona Supreme Court Allows Planned Parenthood Birth Control Info
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that Planned Parenthood can disseminate birth control information. Chief Justice Bernstein said the 1901 law bans advertising but articles and editorials on public interest are not advertising. The decision ends Dr. Farnsworth’s halt of committee activities and backs broad information distribution.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Supreme Court
Planned Parenthood Committee
Charles Bernstein
S.F. ‘Arnsworth
Maricopa County
Sheldon Mitchell
Committee
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S
Planned Parenthood Group
Scottsdale
Convention Opens Phoenix Banking Meeting
Phoenix hosts the 59th convention of the Arizona Bankers Association opening Friday led by state bankers and industry officials.
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Phoenix
UPI
The
Arizona Bankers Association
Space Command Receiver on Display at Trader Vic's Scottsdale
A Motorola Military Electronics Division command receiver used in U S space efforts is shown at Trader Vic s in Scottsdale Arizona. It tested successfully at Wallops Island Virginia and flew in Mercury capsules with astronauts Shepard Grissom Glenn and Carpenter. The unit recently returned from the Institute of Radio Engineer's Symposium in Miami.
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U.S
Trader Vic's
Motorola Inc
Military Electronics Division
E. McDowell Rd
Scottsdale
Wallops Island
Virginia
NASA
Shepard
Grissom
Glenn and
Carpenter
Institute of Radio Engineer
Miami
Wall Street Charter Warns Against Liquidation
Standard & Poor's cautions that hysteria is no time to liquidate well positioned stocks and suggests modest commitments in motors chemicals electronics and oils. United Business Service urges holding current positions and reserves, especially where dividends may rise. Spear & Staff recommends continuing cautious investing.
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New York
UPI
Standard & Poor's
United Business Service
Weather Summary from United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the 24 hour period ending at 4 am. Records show regional variations with cooler readings in the north and wetter conditions in coastal areas. Data compiled by United Press International includes highs, lows, and rainfall totals.
Group Finds Widespread Weevil Infestation in Sonora
A Arizona delegation returning from Sonora reports severe weevil damage in cotton fields with up to 75 percent infested. E S McSweeny of the Arizona Cottongrowers Association says the pest has been present for years but is unsure if it is creeping toward Arizona.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sonora
Mexico
Arizona Cottongrowers Association
E.S. McSweeny
Arizona
Papago Plaza Goblin Parade Winners Crown Winners
The Papago Plaza Goblin Costume Parade honored three grand prize winners from 15 finalists. Sharon Vinton, 7, won third prize and a transistor radio plus silver dollars. Mike Field, 3, won second prize and a flash camera kit plus silver dollars. Lynda Schulz, 7, won first prize a bicycle plus silver dollars for Most Original and Most Funny costumes.
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Papago Plaza
Sharon Vinton
Charles Vinton
North 74Th Street
Russell Field
Pierce
Tempe
Mike
Lynda Schulz
Kenneth Schulz
Garfield
Lynda
Knights of Columbus Dance in Scottsdale This Saturday
Father Nova tus Council 4426 Knights of Columbus sponsors a dance for members wives and friends at the K C Hall Scottsdale Saturday night at 9 00 p m A partly member orchestra will play and a Francis A Bauman Scholarship Fund drawing will be held Food and refreshments will be available
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John V. O'Brien, Jr
Father Novatus Council
Knights of Columbus
K.C. Hall
Scottsdale
Francis A. Bauman
Stolen Goods Report From Local Business
Alvin J. DeFrates of 1300 S Scottsdale Rd reported to police that a door to his business was pried open and fresh meat and money totaling 304.50 were stolen.
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Alvin J. DeFrates
S. Scottsdale Rd
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