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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1961

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Half Way Mark Nears Re Annex Progress in Scottsdale

United Citizens for Scottsdale Annexation predicts reaching half-way by mid week in an effort to re annex 18 700 people. George Tracy notes petitions totaling 4 069 317 of eastside assessed value returned to annexation HQ with a target of 10 5 million. The score shows 1 764 in favor to 208 against. Directors McNutt and Camp had led the drive and later resigned amid concerns over petition integrity.

United Citizens For Scottsdale Eastside Tracy

U S Officials Watch New Zig In Berlin Tactics

UPI reports a renewed Kremlin strategy in Berlin as Khrushchev hints at concessions while U S officials see a coordinated carrot and stick approach. East German leaders say talks have opened realistic paths, with Thompson pressing Moscow over East Berlin travel issues and potential renewed exploratory meetings.

Kremlin Berlin Russia United States U.S Llewellyn Thompson Moscow East Berlin Thompson

Freak mishap nearly sinks Phoenix truck driver

James Dunmire escaped injury when a 10 foot long 700 pound steel pipe dislodged from his loaded semi-trailer on Scottsdale Road near McDowell. The pipe struck the cab rear window and rested on the road, with two even larger pipes bouncing away and damaging cab doors. Police estimated vehicle damage at 250 dollars.

James Dunmire Scottsdale Road McDowell Dunmire Scottsdale

Russians Appear Ready To Deal In Berlin Talks

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev indicated no year end deadline for a German peace treaty and suggested low level talks could begin. East German leader Ulbricht echoed progress, while Oslo signaled reopening talks next week in Moscow and U S diplomats prepared notes to Gromyko.

Moscow Nikita S. Khrushchev Russia Berlin UPI Soviet Union United States Khrushchev Giuseppe Codacci Pisanelli Communist Party Walter Ulbricht East Berlin Halvard Lange K. Oslo Friedrichstrasse

Mansfield warns of Berlin peril and dual talks plan

Senate Leader Mike Mansfield told Virginia Education Association delegates that the Berlin issue must be faced promptly with careful handling amid nuclear war fears. He proposed simultaneous conferences led by foreign ministers of the United States Great Britain France and Russia and by European nations on both sides of the divide to seek resolution.

Berlin Finland East Germany U.S East Berlin Kennedy Andrei Gromyko United States Russia Richmond UPI Senate Mike Mansfield Great Britain France Europe Montana Democrat Virginia Education Association

Local weather report from Kiva School eighth graders

Weather summary from Kiva School eighth graders using school instruments shows yesterday high 66, morning low 45, pressure steady at 29.9. Sunrise 6 49, sunset 5 34. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and increasing breezes with cooler temperatures today high 65 and low tomorrow morning of 39.

Adenauer's CDU OKs Coalition With Free Democrats

In Bonn the Christian Democratic Union approved forming a coalition with the Free Democratic party. The 242 member CDU group backed the Oct. 20 contract by a wide margin with four votes against and eight abstentions. Adenauer poised for reelection as chancellor next week and swift government formation.

Bonn Germany UPI Konrad Adenauer Christian Democratic Party Free Democratic Party Adenauer Christian Democratic Free Democrats

Fannin To Give Scout Awards At Kaibab School

Gov Paul Fannin will present Eagle Scout awards to four local youths in an Honor Court at Kaibab School Tuesday night at 8. Troop 346 honorees are Bob Berrier Steve Jones Mike Norrid from Scottsdale High and Paul Hapip of Arcadia High. Scoutmaster Bill Norrid says additional awards will be made. parents and friends are invited.

Paul Fannin Kaibab School Bob Berrier Steve Jones Mike Norrid Scottsdale High School Paul Hapip Arcadia High School Bill Norrid

City permits fall while sales tax receipts rise in Scottsdale

October building permit value dropped to 1 093 045 from 1 912 631 in September, though year over year totals remained higher. Sales tax receipts for October reached 26 200 90, while the post office reported a 36 percent rise in local receipts to 159 507 96. Finance Director Tillbrook called the city’s fiscal condition pretty good and outlined monthly spending guidelines for council and departments as delinquent utility bills, about 9 000, pose the main pressure.

Scottsdale Charles Tillbrook

Couple Critiques US Role in Africa Independence Moves

Scottsdale couple John C. and wife say the United States and Europe appear imperialistic to Africans during a six week Kenya and Uganda visit. They note resentment toward Western powers, discuss Kenya's pending independence, and suggest Africans may emerge as a neutral political force in the United Nations.

United States Scottsdale Kenya Uganda Africa John C. Pritzlaff Soviet Union Pritzlaffs United Nations

County supervisors may require use permits for resort hotels and guest ranches

Planning and zoning commission recommended unanimously. If approved, resorts must obtain a use permit, requiring property notice postings and a public hearing before grant. Neighbors had previously been unaware until construction began. The item appears on the 2 p.m. agenda Monday.

Planning and Zoning Commission

Rayburn, cancer fight, eats quail lunch in Bonham

In Bonham Texas Speaker Sam Rayburn who is battling cancer ate a lunch of quail on Friday and pressed again to go home. He attended a brief event and urged supporters to keep faith in his recovery.

Bonham, Tex UPI Sam Rayburn

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George Tracy Bob McNutt H. E. Camp Washington U. S of Phoenix Adm Waldemar Werner ADN Werner Nikita Khrushchev Verner Viet Nam Bank of Scottsdale C. J. Burington W. Second St J. R. Magneson E. Earll B. J. Pastel W. Coronado Daily Progress Carrier Steve and Roger Brown Purdue Kiva Adenauer Party Ok’s Coalition Fannin Scottsdale Chamber Opera Company Joseph Esile Rob R. Mc Campbell Chamber Opera Ted H. Smith 40Th St Robert Gunnison Tom E. Monterosa Rick Black Scottsdale High John Haynsworth Building Department Tillbrook Britain Pritzlaff Arizona Zoological Society Papago Park Dug Hammarskjold Rockridge Rd Republic Properties Inc John Pritzlaff Rayburn Rallies
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