Profits Cited In Garbage Service Lawsuit Motion
City seeks new trial in suit filed by Garbage Service Co. as motion and an accountant affidavit claim profits of 20 to 100 percent on net assets. Scottsdale alleges inadequate defense time and contract invalidity. direct billing possible if debt remains unpaid.
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Garbage Service Co
Superior Court
Osmond Burton Jr
Ebbee Eee
Cily Allurley
Scottsdale
Burton
Kenneth Cope
Price-Waterhouse and Co
Comrades Eye Chinese Reds in Belgrade Congress
The Yugoslav Tanjug reports at the Bulgarian Communist Congress that China’s attack on East European party policies was met with unease. International Politik accuses China of hypocrisy to divert attention from its own inner problems. Wu Liu Chuan criticized Albania’s treatment as one-sided amid divisions among Polish Czech and Romanian delegates.
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Belgrade
UPI
Tanjug
Sofia
International Politik
Communist China
Yugoslavia
China
Albania
Europe
Peiping
Tito
Overpayment Errors Seen in Arizona Welfare Aid
Investigators found 117 cases of overpayments to state aid recipients in October according to the Arizona Welfare Department.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Welfare Department
Adlai Stevenson Speaks At Eleanor Roosevelt Tribute
UPI reports at the United Nations Stevenson eulogizes Eleanor Roosevelt as an inspiration and friend of all mankind. He notes her 50 years of restless work for the UN and the world, while Thant calls her truly the first lady of the world. The assembly halts to honor the former first lady, who died Wednesday night and will be buried Saturday at Hyde Park.
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UPI
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eleanor Roosevelt
General Assembly
Stevenson
Mrs.Roosevelt
United Nations
Thant
Roosevelt
Assembly
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York City
Hyde Park
N.Y
Fannin Calls Unity Among Agencies on Road Financing
Gov. Paul Fannin urged all agencies to cooperate on road and street funding at the University of Arizona conference. He warned maintenance costs rise about $1,000 per mile of new road yearly, as J R VanHorn called for a statewide survey to guide future improvements and sustain Arizona’s economic health.
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Tucson
UPI
Paul Fannin
Conference of Roads and Streets
The
University of Arizona
Fannin
Arizona
British View of Medicare Sparks Debate in Tucson
Dr. Stark Murry a pioneer of nationalized medicine in Britain criticizes the Kennedy administration Medicare plan as unlike Britain’s system. He predicts socialized medicine is inevitable in the United States while noting Medicare as a new stage in expanding government services. He spoke in Tucson after arriving from Regina Canada where he advised doctors under Canada’s socialized program.
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Tucson
Vpi
Stark Murry
Murry
The
United States
Paradise Valley school bond plan seeks 1.6 million
Paradise Valley voters will decide on November 27 whether to approve a 1.6 million dollar bond for PV School District expansion over the next two years. The plan covers a multiphase project for elementary and high school facilities serving about 2,400 students across 98 square miles.
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Paradise Valley Property Owners
Weather Forecast From Local School Report
Morning report by Kiva Bchoo and eighth graders notes high humidity with rising pressure and modest temperature changes. Forecast calls for some high cloudiness today and tonight with little temperature change. highs near 88 and lows around tomorrow morning.
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Kiva Bchoo
Nehru Warns China May Soon Possess Atomic Bomb
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Parliament that Communist China could have an atomic bomb in a year or so but would take three to four years before it is usable. He cited Chinese tank concentrations near Chusul in Ladakh signaling a renewed border attack while reiterating India’s no-nuclear-weapons stance. Nehru criticized China as warlike and compared its actions to Hitler’s Germany amid ongoing border fighting and defense policy debates.
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New Delhi
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
Nehru
India
Red
Germany
Defense Ministry
Chusul
Ladakh
Spanggur Lake
Leh
Chu- Sul
V.K. Krishna Menon
Krishna Menon
Castro Tours Farm Coops In Cuba Amid Partial Mobilization
Premier Fidel Castro and Soviet envoy Anastas Mikoyan toured farm cooperatives in Pinar del Rio as Cuba began a partial troop mobilization. The eight hour visit followed the Soviet missiles’ dismantling near Havana and shipment to Russia, with press focusing on agriculture and avoiding tensions. Thousands of Cubans called to combat alert on Oct 22 began returning home for the first time in three weeks.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel’ Castro
Anastas Kikoyan
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
U.S
Russia
Mikoyan
Kennedy
El Mirage Seeks 400000 Federal Water loan
The El Mirage council approves a resolution requesting a $400,000 federal loan to modernize the water system. If approved the loan would fund a new well ground storage tank new lines and interconnection with the Surprise system.
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EL Mirage
API
Bisbee Voters Decide On One-Percent Sales Tax
Residents of Bisbee head to the polls Tuesday to decide on a proposed one per cent sales tax measure. The ballot asks voters to approve or reject the levy as a source of city revenue.
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Bisbee
UPI
Lynwood welder plans horseback protest for uniform driving laws
Mike Parkhurst 29, from Lynwood, will leave Covina with an 8 year old gelding to ride across the Southwest protesting outdated motor vehicle laws. He calls for national standardization and updates to drive rules. He says some call him a crackpot but vows to ride until action is taken.
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Lynwood
Calif
Mike Parkhurst
Covina
Parkhurst
Philadelphia
Nike Zeus antimissile intercepts simulated ICBM
Missiles test at Mugu and White Sands achieved success. Nike Zeus intercepted an electronically simulated intercontinental ballistic missile using a new system target intercept computer. Col. J C Drewry stated all objectives were met.
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Point Mugu
Calif
Upi
Pacific Missile Range
White Sands
N.M
Army
Nike ‘Zeus
Col
J.C. Drewry
APS irrigation pumping rates to be investigated in Chino Valley
The Arizona Public Service Co. rates for irrigation pumping in Chino Valley will be investigated by the state Corporation Commission.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
Chino Valley
State Corporation Commission
U S Navy intercepts five Soviet ships from Cuba
The Defense Department said five Russian ships were intercepted with three carrying missiles en route to the Soviet Union. Interceptions occurred between Thursday and today, with some Soviet technicians reportedly disembarking. Officials noted ongoing naval checks, a blockade, and a push for permanent U N inspection to prevent a Cuban weapons return.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Navy
Soviet Union
Cuba
Defense Department
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
TTC
Aawaramant
Arne Meath
Sylvester
United States
United Nations
White House
Polynesian styled 156 unit co op homes planned on 68th Street
Kaufman and Broad Homes announce groundbreaking for a 1.5 million cooperative apartment development at 68th Street and McDowell Road. The 156 units include 39 one bedroom and 117 two bedroom units with a cross shaped pool court garden featuring Easter Island heads. Model area opens January 6 and completion is targeted for February 5, 1963. Eli Broad expected at groundbreaking set for Monday or Tuesday.
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68Th Street
McDowell Road
Kaufman and
Broad Homes
Management Corporation
Easter Island
Eli Broad
Kaufman and Broad Homes
Belgium Trial Sheds Light on Thalidomide Case
In Liege a defense lawyer blamed society for the death of a week old girl amid the trial of Suzanne Van De Put who admits using barbiturates after taking Thalidomide during pregnancy. Husband Jean Van De Put, 35, faces conspiracy charges with alleged inactivity cited by the defense.
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Liege
Belgium
UPI
Jacques Paulus
Jean van de Put
Suzanne van de Put
Parker Resigns as Lady Mayor in Abrs Case
Ruth M. Parker resigns from the office of Lady Mayor amid an Abrs investigation. The abrupt departure follows earlier events this week and ties to Glyasta case details.
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Parker
Ruth M. Pines
Glyasta
Suc W
East German Reporter Details Cuba Blockade Incident
An East German ship, the 12 thousand ton People’s Friendship, carrying 495 East Germans and 55 Czechs, was halted near Cuba by U.S. naval forces after provocative flights and signals. The observer described a flotilla of American ships blocking the vessel before it was allowed to continue.
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East Berlin
People’s Friendship
Ila
U. S
Carney’s drunken driving charge dismissed in court
New York UPI reports actor Art Carney won a criminal court dismissal after Judge Mau rice Downing found insufficient evidence. Carney, star of Take Her She's Mine, collided with a taxi driven by Edward Cherry. Cherry testified this morning. Carney did not appear and was reportedly to perform later.
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UPI
Art Carney
Maurice Downing
Carney
Edward Cherry
Cherry
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