Phoenix Victory in Arcadia Annexation Tug Of War
Phoenix claimed victory over Scottsdale in a tense Arcadia annexation dispute as four square miles with 7 500 residents were added. The action from 40th to 62nd Streets follows earlier moves north toward Camelback Mountain amid lawsuits and political tension.
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Phoenix
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Special Council
40Th
Arizona Canal
62Nd
64Th Streets
Camelback Mountain
Jackrabbit
56Th
64Th
Bob McNutt
H. E. Camp
Stanton von Grabill
Local Weather Report By Kiva School Eighth Graders
Weather note compiled by eighth graders with student instruments reports yesterday high of 68 and morning low of 39. Pressure rising to 29.9. Sunrise 6 48. Sunset 5 35. Forecast calls for clear today and tomorrow with slight warming and breezy winds. High near 72 today and low around 41 tomorrow.
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Kiva
Chamber Opera Musical Opens Here Tonight
Scottsdale Opera Co presents Paint Your Wagon at the Scottsdale High School auditorium with 8 30 p m curtain. Tonight’s performance repeats tomorrow. Tickets at box office from 8 p m, $2 adults $1 50 students. Tomorrow sales at Valley National Bank patio 10 a m to 1 p m. Elliott Savage stars. Joseph Esile is producer and musical director.
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The
Scottsdale Chamber Opera Co
Scottsdale High School
the Valley National Bank
Scottsdale
Elliott Savage
Joseph Esile
Khrushchev Signals Willingness to Concede in Berlin Talks
Premier Khrushchev in Moscow says the Soviet Union wants negotiations over Berlin and the German problem. In an interview with an Italian visitor he states concessions are required and the international situation demands negotiation. The comments were reported by Moscow sources.
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API
Khrushchev
Russia
Berlin
Soviet Union
ASU Chief Calls For Cold War Offensive By US
Arizona State University president G Homer Durham urged a united Western alliance to counter Soviet and Chinese forces. He spoke to the Arizona Bankers Association proposing European unification, aiding counterrevolutionary movements, and studies of internal Soviet and Chinese weaknesses. He warned fear psychology but urged productive measures.
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Chandler
UPI
G. Homer Durham
Arizona State University
United States
Non Engreeee
Arizona Bankers Association
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White House
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Soviet Union
Western
Durham
Yugoslavia
Hungary
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Poland
Bulgaria
Roumania
Outer Mongolia
North Korea
Nepal
Tibet
North Vietnam
Africa
Job Holders At New High
Washington UPI reports the Labor Department says October set a record high in employed Americans while unemployment stayed at 6.8 percent for the 11th straight month.
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New High
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
U Thant Named Acting Secretary General for Interim Term
The Security Council unanimously recommended U Thant of Burma for the interim post as acting secretary general of the United Nations. The General Assembly was urged to elect him to serve the Hammarskjold term until April 10, 1963 amid Western support and Soviet opposition easing. Also, the Main Political Committee approved a moratorium call on nuclear weapons despite opposition from the four nuclear powers.
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UPI
Security Council
U Thant
Burma
11-Nation Council
Thant
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Russia
United States
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Joseph B. Godber
U.N
Valerian A. Zorin
India
Cold Wave Knifes Midwest as Storm Wreaks Havoc
A powerful early season cold wave stalks the Midwest and Plains with sub zero readings and heavy snows. Montana felt the first blow with 45 degree drop to 10 below at Drummond, while tornadoes touched the Southwest and flooding hit Kansas and Nebraska.
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United Press International
Midlands
Colorado-Wyoming
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas
Nebraska
Chicago
Indianapolis
Nashville
Midwestern
Plains States
Montana
Canada
Drummond
Mont
New President Tells Advantages of Local Bank
President J. T. Smothers champions a home owned and operated Bank of Scottsdale at Fifth Avenue and Scottsdale as locals welcomed the first such bank. The ceremony featured ribbon cutting with Arnold Grasmoen and Miss Bank of Scottsdale Gwen Gayle. First customers bought seven silver dollars for 6.86 as part of a two day opening stunt.
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Arnold J. Grasmoen
State
Bank of Scottsdale
J. T. Smothers
Miss Bank of Scottsdale
Gwen Gayle
Scottsdale
Roland Feltman
Chamber of Commerce
F. R. Thompson
New Canaan, An
Ray Andre
Beverly Keniston
W. W
Jack) Hill
William Wooldridge
Pat Martin
Ed Nixon
Smothers
Fifth Avenue
Chamber of Comerce
State Superintendent of Banks
President Smothers
Miss Bank of
Submarine Launches Polaris Missiles Off Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA. America’s largest missile launching submarine fired three Polaris rockets within three hours from 300 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral. The Ethan Allen discharged the Polarises at 6:02 a.m. PST, 7:30 a.m., and 8: a.m., with all tests reported satisfactory.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
UPS
America
Atlantic Ocean
Abraham Lincin
Scottsdale Leads in High Earners Among Metropolitan Phoenix Districts
First National Bank figures show Scottsdale district residents have the highest share earning over 7000 dollars with 64 percent. Breakdown shows 38.7 percent in 7000 to 9999, 19.8 percent in 10000 to 14999, and 5.5 percent above 15000. Home values above 10000 dollars reach 98.1 percent, with 44.7 percent in 10000 to 14999 and 36.4 percent in 15000 to 19999 readiness.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
First National Bank
Its A Boy For Britain's Princess Margaret
Princess Margaret gives birth to a healthy son at Clarence House. The infant, Viscount Linley, becomes fifth in line to the throne. Mother and baby are well and details on weight will follow.
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London
UPI
Margaret
Britain
Clarence House
Elizabeth
Viscount Linley
Countess of
Snowdon
Linley
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