Astro Development wins zoning suit in Indian Bend Wash
Superior Court judge ruled the city council acted without authority when denying Astro Development Company the right to build in Indian Bend Wash and adjacent land near Yavapai School. The ruling voided the rezoning ordinance and denial, with a written opinion to follow.
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Astro Development Company
Indian Bend Wash
Tate Kenneth Chatwin
Astro
Ing
Jarrett Jarvis
Yavapai School
Asiro
van Buren
Pierce
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Dick Viller
Vision
Chatwin
Jarvis
Arts and crafts center eyed for Civic Center expansion
Halderman told The Progress the arts and crafts center would be the third building in the Civic Center and function as an exhibit hall for Southwest artists and craftsmen. The city would donate land while operations run as a non profit. a $40,000 Arts and Humanities grant was filed with the federal government to support the project. Other commission members include Schumacher Del Grosso Herberger and Gilstrap.
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Arts and Crafts Center
Haldermann
Progress
Commisstion
Halderman
House of Six Directions
Fifth Ave
Arts and Humanities Commission
Philadelphia
Beattsdale
Charles Schumacher
Helen del Grosso
Robert, Herberger
Mac Gilstrap
Egypt Accepts Johnson Middle East Plan with Conditions
Cairo informed Washington it is ready to back a five point peace plan but demands an Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories and open Suez Canal use. Jordan's King Hussein urged settlement talks as a Jordan River mine incident raises regional tensions. UAR also seeks resumption of diplomatic ties severed June 6.
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Walter Logan
United Press International
Cairo
Egypt
United States
Johnson
Middle East
Suez Canal
Palestine
Jordan
Hussein
Washington
West Bank
Jordan River
Israei
UPI
Michael Dennigan
United Arab Republic
Aida
Mideast
Gun bill moves in House committee with state exemptions
A long stalled gun control bill cleared a House judiciary subcommittee. It would end interstate mail order gun sales except allow states to opt out of the federal ban. It also restricts handgun sales to under 21 and rifle or shotgun sales to those under 18.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary
Scottsdale teachers oppose district negotiations plan
The Scottsdale Education Association and the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers denounce the proposal that the Professional Council negotiate for all district teachers. The SEA urges rejection and argues the council cannot speak for teachers. The SFT and SEA warn a strike could occur if no bargaining method is set.
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Scottsdale Education Association
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Professional Council
Scottsdale
the Sea
SFT
John Tanner
Board of Education
Boards of Education
Snd
SIT
Scottsdale Charter Vote Narrow Early Turnout Prompts City Officials
Less than 600 of Scottsdale's 21 000 registered voters had turned out by noon to vote on city charter revisions. Polls remained open until 7 pm at 11 sites as officials expected all six questions to pass by wide margins. Mayor Bud Tims linked turnout to the All American City bid, fearing low interest could hurt the honor.
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Scottsdale
Coronado High School
Cocopah
Mohave
Pima
Supai
Tonalea
Yavapai
Scottsdale High School
Hohokam
Loloma
Bud Tims
Tims
Tima
National Municipal League
Look Magazine
John Nance Garner Dies at 98 in Texas
Former vice president John Nance Garner, who served under FDR for eight years and split during the third term bid, died of a heart attack at 98 in Uvalde Texas. Unemployment nears three million with a two tenth rise in October. Communist forces ambush Loc Ninh note and American losses rise. Surveyor 6 nears lunar landing amid uncertain odds.
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John Nance Garner
Uvaldie
Texas
Franklin Roosevelt
Garner
Roosevelt
Washington
Labor Department
Copper union lowers demands in copper deadlock
Orville Larson of Tucson says the United Steelworkers have reduced their demands in the copper dispute from a package totaling 2 per hour increase over three years to a total of 1 per hour with further negotiability.
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Miami
United Steelworkers of America
Orville Larson
Tucson
Williams urges probe into copper strike
Phoenix Gov. Jack Williams called for a possible federal investigation into the copper strike that began July 16. He noted economic losses for Arizona, estimating $150 million in lost output and $681,000 in state taxes, warning of possible tax refunds if the strike lasts into January.
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Phoenix
UPS
Jack Williams
Williams
Arizona
Reds unveil new missiles at Moscow parade
In Moscow the 50th anniversary parade showcased three stage ICBMs and other missiles described as capable of orbital launches and intercontinental strikes. Defense officials cited U.S. Vietnam war as justification for strengthening weaponry as Grechko warned of the danger of a new world war.
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Moscow
UPI
Rusaia
Hts
U.S
Vietnam
Andrei A. Grechko
United States
Grechko
Kremlin
Lenin
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Cen
Red Square
Columnist Rosco e Drummond challenges Moscow propaganda claims
Unprecedented progress or a better life debate is disputed by columnist Roscoe Drummond. He provides point by point facts rebutting Moscow's propaganda machine, inviting readers to follow Ruasiz columns starting Wednesday on the Progress editorial page.
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Roscoe Drummond
Moscow
Drummond
Ruasiz
Progress
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Nikolai Bulganin
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