Phoenix denies annexing area east of Scottsdale Road
Vice Mayor Dick Smith of Phoenix stated the city has no plans to annex east of Scottsdale Road, reinforcing a policy made with Scottsdale City Council. He noted pre-annexation signatures could extend north toward the Indian Reservation but said crossing Scottsdale Road is not intended. Desert Acres residents heard Phoenix may pursue a strip north of Shea Boulevard if annexation occurs.
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Phoenix
Dick Smith
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Scottsdale City
Phoenix City
Smith
Desert Acres
Paradise Valley
Shea Boulevard
Donna Culbertson
Ass’t
Marvin Andrews
John Beatty
Magazine solicitors questioned by Scottsdale police
Scottsdale police questioned and released three magazine solicitors accused of misrepresenting themselves as Disabled American Veterans members and claiming a non existent Mesa radio station. Detective Townsend said they were given a severe warning and released.
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Scottsdale
Joe Zunick
W. Hubbel
Mem
Bers
Disabled American Veterans
Mesa
Dave Townsend
Local Man Cherishes Flag From VJ Day Flight
Scottsdale educator William Barton preserves a flag that flew aboard the U S S Benson on September 2 1945 the day of Japan's surrender. The flag was kept after Barton swapped others at sea and has hung at his home for patriotic holidays since 1945. Barton now serves as Kiva Elementary principal and taught in Kansas and Missouri before moving to Scottsdale three years ago.
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Craig
Bill
Barton
Scottsdale
William Barton
U.S.S. Bensor
Tokyo Bay
Umezu
Benson
Kiva Elementary School
E. Montecito
Navy
Kansas
Missouri
Supai
Kiva
United Citizens For Annexation Committee
Ambassadors Mull Red Berlin Offer
Western Big Three ambassadors in Moscow confer with West German Ambassador Hans Kroll on a report that the Soviet Union offered a revised plan to restart Berlin talks. Moscow is willing to negotiate a new status for West Berlin before a Soviet peace treaty with East Germany is signed.
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UPI
Hans Kroll
Soviet Union
Berlin
West
West Berlin
East Germany
Nehru Warns U.S. Against Sending Troops to Asia
After a four day visit Nehru urged Kennedy not to deploy American troops in Asia ahead of his UN General Assembly speech. A joint communique by Kennedy and Nehru noted general principles but offered no clear shifts on major issues. A U.S. official cited Nehru warning on how Ho Chi Minh could leverage the return of foreign troops in Viet Nam.
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Nehru
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Kennedy
U.S
Ho Chih Minh
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Chamber Forms The Charros Civic Group in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce forms a special activities group named The Charros to promote and publicize civic events in Greater Scottsdale. Officers listed include Patron Pat O'Day, Segundo Carl Plumb, Ladrom Dick Houseworth, and Secretario John Wise. Membership capped at 30 active under 45 with proven civic service.
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Charros
Scottsdale
Builders to Discuss Union Contracts at Scottsdale Meeting
Arizona builders from the Arizona Building Contractors chapter will meet November 24 25 at the Executive House Arizonian in Scottsdale to discuss labor contracts with five craft unions expiring June 1. The program includes a construction information report and industry panels with national AGC leaders among guests. A golf tournament luncheon and a dinner dance are planned plus attendance at the U of A football game.
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Scottsdale Road
ABC
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Construction Information Committee
Snead Parker
Parker
Joint Architects-Contractors Committee
Clare Miller
National Agc
William Dunn
Uofa
Redburn Speaks on Shelters and U.S.-Russia Power
Col. Ralph Redburn of Scottsdale, state Civil Defense director, addressed the Scottsdale Sertoma this morning. He spoke on fall-out shelters and compared the relative military strength of the United States and Russia.
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Ralph Redburn
Scottsdale
Atlas Rocket Explodes On Cape Canaveral Launch
An 82 foot Atlas rocket carrying a monkey named Goliath exploded less than a minute after liftoff at Cape Canaveral. Debris fell into the Atlantic as scientists judged whether the nose cone remained intact and if the animal survived.
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
API
Goliath
Cape
Atlantic Ocean
Atlas Pad No. 14
Federal Space Agency
Ham
Jayne Mansfield to Appear at Executive House Grand Open
Movie star Jayne Mansfield will attend Scottsdale's Executive House-Arizonian grand opening ceremonies. Paula Lou Welch Miss Arizona 1962 will join for the ribbon cutting at 6 30 p m tomorrow at the main entrance on North Scottsdale Road. A Sunday brunch pool program includes Dick Smiths Swim Gym diving and St Johns Indian dancers with open house 2 30 to 5 p m.
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Jayne Mansfield
Scottsdale
Arizonian
Miss Mansfield
Paula Lou Welch
Arizona
Scottsdale Road
Dick Smith
Swim
St. John’s
Howdy Dudettes
Local Weather Forecast Clears Skies and Warm Temps
Yesterday's high reached 79 and this morning's low was 47. Barometric pressure holds at 29.95 with sunrise at 6 55 and sunset at 5 29. Forecast calls for clear skies with a few wispy clouds and slightly warmer temperatures as today highs near 80.
ASU Students Split on Prospect of World War Within Five Years
A public opinion poll at Arizona State University shows 48.4 percent doubt the U S will enter a world war in five years while 38.6 percent say yes and 9.8 percent have no opinion. Respondents cite Berlin and Laos crises as influence. News consumption patterns show two thirds read daily world news in newspapers and three quarters follow radio.
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Arizona State University
United States
Berlin
Laos
Khrushchev
ASU
Scottsdale High students spend million yearly at local shops
A survey of 353 Scottsdale High students shows an average of 747 dollars spent per year at local merchants. Clothing and drugstores lead spending with totals of 316 000 and 290 400 respectively. Other major categories include entertainment 109 600 and miscellaneous 332 000.
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Scottsdale High School
Herman Schweikart
Scottsdale High
Coronado High
Daily Process
Coronado
Peace Corps Exam Dates Announced
Postmaster O C Wilson announced Peace Corps examinations will be held on November 28 and 29. He said the exact test locations and times would be posted soon at area post offices.
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O. C. Wilson
Wilson
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