Santa Monica Mountain fire hits top Hollywood homes
A major Santa Monica Mountain fire damaged several homes of leading entertainment figures including Burt Lancaster Zsa Zsa Gabor Joe E Brown Joan Fontaine Walter Wanger Arnold Stang Tex Williams Rebecca Wells Jay C Flippen and Red Skelton amid production shutdowns as stars rushed to save properties Firefighters and studio crews aided by Disney equipment saved others and Hitchcock and Disney avoided losses while stars such as Marlon Brando Cary Grant Bob Hope and Ginger Rogers were among those with homes in the danger zone
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Joan Fontaine
Walter Wanger
Arnold Stang
Tex Williams
Rebecca Wells
Jay C. Flippen
Kim Noval
Jim Garner
Robert Taylor
Red Skelton
Skelton
Walt Disney
Alfred Hitchcock
Maxine and
LaVerne Andrews
Greer Garson
Marlon Brando
Cary Grant
Jack Lemmon
Bobby Darin
Sandra Dee
Jascha Heifetz
Meredith Willson
Ginger Rogers
Backers Push Toll Road Plan In Arizona Legislature Drive
Arizona Turnpike Citizens Committee outlines a 109 mile toll road from Phoenix to Quartzsite to lawmakers in January. They seek a toll road authority and bond financing to finish by 1965, with tolls funding the project and no tax receipts. Estimated one way fare is 2.18 dollars with 4000 cars daily first year, rising to 6000 in ten years.
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Arizona Turnpike Citizens Committee
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Lettuce Harvest Machine Could Imperil Jobs
A Bud Antle lettuce harvesting machine, tested in California and poised for Arizona, could replace up to 20 000 field workers. The device speeds from beans to cartons with a 26 person crew producing 320 cartons per hour versus 275 from manual crews. Antle owns extensive fields in Arizona and California and has previous ties to Teamsters wages.
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Bud Antle, Inc
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Ecuador Revolt Crushed and Vice President Jailed
The government crushed a troop revolt, ousting and arresting Vice President Carlos J. Arosemena. President Velasco Ibarra claimed to restore order after the Guayaquil riots that killed 17 people and led to arrests of legislators.
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Party Seeks Missing Dad in Mountain Search
Dozens of searchers combed the Christopher Mountain area for Karl Keith West 35 missing since Saturday. He carries epilepsy medicine due to run out Monday. Temperatures fell to 25 degrees as bloodhounds helicopters and volunteers searched, West co owns K and M Construction Co with Melvin Palmer.
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New Aircraft Carrier Constellation Returns After Second Fire
The aircraft carrier Constellation returned to port after a second fire in No 1 machinery area sprayed diesel on a 1100 degree line. Four dead and nine injured two of them critically. Brooklyn Navy Yard due 3 15 p m EST. Memorial names listed and captain praised crew performance.
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Alfred Steinbach
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Brooklyn
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Eugene Miller
Laurelton
Queens
Fist St
Lynch
Walker
Latin Musical Program Set at Soloma School
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department presents a Concert Under the Stars at 8 p.m. Thursday at Soloma School, Second and Marshall. Louis Enriquez will emcee as native songs dances and music are performed by various combos trios and vocalists. Admission is free.
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Soloma School
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
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Manning to Draw Special Series for APS
Scottsdale cartoonist Reg Manning will illustrate a series titled Oh Say, Can You See for Arizona Public Service Company. The works will run in company advertising and in Spark and Flame.
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Reg Manning
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Manning
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Machinists Seek Fallout Protection for Mechanics
The International Association of Machinists urged FAA action to protect airline mechanics from fallout believed to be drawn into engines at high altitudes from recent Soviet atomic tests. Officials say observed radiation is negligible. some carriers monitor jets and follow decontamination procedures.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Pan Am
U.S
Sons in Service
Rev. K Bruno Neumann pastor of Luther Memorial Church Chicago has sons serving in the Army Navy and Marines.
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K. Bruno Neumann
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Europe Bound Scottsdalians Parade Through Phoenix Saturday
Arizona Air National Guard's 161st Fighter Group members headed for active duty and overseas deployment will lead a Veterans Day parade in downtown Phoenix on Saturday. The missing aircraft will be deployed to Hahn Air Base Germany. The march runs from Central and Roosevelt to disbanding points with Scottsdale hosting the final Veterans Days event. A military ball sponsored by the National Guard Association of Arizona is set for 8 p.m. at the armory on 52nd Street and McDowell.
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Firm Elects John Pritzlaff to Larwin Electronics Board
John C. Pritzlaff Jr. of 4954 E. Rockridge Rd. was elected to Larwin Electronics Inc. board of directors this week. The Scottsdale plant makes electronic testing equipment and the announcement came from Thom Hickey, company president.
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E. Rockridge Rd
Larwin Electronics Inc
Scottsdale
Thom Hickey
Udall Defies Arizona Bid For Marble Canyon Dam
Arizona Power Authority officials accuse Interior Secretary Udall of opposing Arizona’s Marble Canyon dam project by aligning with California. They fault a federal letter opposing a license and warn of a clash as hearings proceed, with Arizona presenting its case next month.
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Interior
Stewart Udall
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Arizona
Marble Canyon Dam
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Holum
FPC
Salute Incident At Fort Huachuca Delights Barracks
SP/4 Jim C. Sanders saluted a man in a showy uniform with gold braid, thinking he was a VIP. The man, filling candy machines, returned the courtesy with a friendly question about a fudge bar or a Baby Ruth.
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Jim C. Sanders
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Pan Am Pilots Set Walk-Out This Friday Night
The Air Line Pilots Association issued a strike deadline against Pan American Airways with pilots to walk off at 1159 p.m. Friday local time to press contract demands. About 1,400 pilots work for PAA, the largest US international carrier operating from 12 U.S. cities to 58 countries and territories.
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Air Line Pilots Association
Pan American Airways
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PAA
United States
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Scottsdale Avoids Child Hampering Double Sessions
Scottsdale avoids both double sessions and extended days due to bond success. Dix W. Price cites Maricopa and Pima Counties with 16000 students on double sessions. former U.S. Education Commissioner Derthick supports reducing lost learning time. Roosevelt School District in South Phoenix has endured double sessions for 15 years.
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Arizona Education Association
Dix W. Price
Scottsdale Kiwanis Maheata
Price
Lawrence G. Derthick
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Derthick
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Phoenix
Exam Asked In Slaying In Phoenix Case
Earl Davis Wagner, 23, faces a requested court ordered mental examination after being charged with the slaying of 83 year old Mary Essa Boyer near Sunnyslope on August 24. Judge Robert L. Myers set next Monday for arguments on motions for the examination while a separate stabbing case against Wagner remains pending with no trial date.
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API
Earl Davis Wagner
Anthony O. Jones
Wagner
Mary Essa Boyer
Sunnyslope
Superior Court
Robert L. Myers
Ad Executive Urges Washington Meeting to Sell U S Globally
Charles H Brower head of Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn urged an early Washington meeting of sales experts to promote the United States worldwide. He criticized Soviet propaganda and government waste while advocating a Department of World Affairs and a global sales convention following a Moscow event.
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Charles H. Brower
Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn
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