Scottsdale annexes Paradise Valley area as Phoenix sues over overlap
Scottsdale city council approves a four square mile Paradise Valley annexation and orders a suit to restrain Phoenix from asserting jurisdiction over a rival area. The action, triggered by Phoenix moves, targets overlapping zones and involves pledges by local officials and landowner Daniel Gainey.
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Pier Fire Destroys Hunters Point Wharf In San Francisco
Firemen battled a massive blaze at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard drains causing an estimated 500000 dollars in damage. A submarine skipper moved his vessel to safety as another sub was towed away. Navy officials call it the worst fire in the yard’s history. Fire broke out shortly after 11 PM Friday night Pacific time.
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Chinese Reds Seek Pressure on India Talks
Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi urged friendly Asian and African nations to pressure India into accepting Beijing’s proposals for border talks. Peiping Radio said the regime would not accept Nehru’s conditions for resuming negotiations, which seek restoration of the pre Sept 8 1962 border situation.
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Soviet Missile Vessel Stopped Near Cuba
The U S Navy ship Barry conducted an alongside inspection of the Soviet vessel Anosov at dawn, confirming Russia had removed offensive missiles from Cuba and was shipping them home after intercepting the ship Friday night. The inspection followed a night shadowing to ensure daylight verification.
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Khrushchev to present foreign policy report to Soviet leaders
Western observers expect Premier Nikita Khrushchev to deliver a foreign policy report to the Communist Party Central Committee’s 330 top leaders at the November 19 plenary. The meeting, while noting managerial improvements in industry and agriculture, is also expected to address Cuba and Berlin issues.
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Indians Hold Walong Front Against Chinese Attack
Indian Defense Ministry reported four days of Chinese assault on the Walong sector in the North East Frontier Agency with no Indian losses and repulsed ground attacks. Shelling continued near Walong and Towang as tensions mounted along the Assam frontier.
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Builders See Good Year for 1963 Despite Risks
Washington based home builders foresees similar results to 1962 with 4 percent more apartment units but 1 percent fewer single family homes. Survey cites war jitters economy and a potential Kennedy order on housing discrimination as key risks. 15 of 70 NAHB members voiced concerns at the seventh annual builders intentions conference.
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Fire destroys home. jewelry reported in blaze
A early morning fire gutted a one story home at 6040 L3rd Place near Mountain Shadows. Estimated damage 25 000 dollars with the house valued at 50 000 dollars. Jewelry valued 25 000 to 100 000 was said to be inside. Eleven fire trucks fought the blaze for about 45 minutes aided by a swimming pool. Holman and the Rural Fire Dept. planned a debris search and ongoing supervision.
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Drunk Driver Involved in Scottsdale Collision Injures Two
Ricardo Hernandez, 28, of Phoenix, cited for drunk and reckless driving after an alleged intoxicated crash struck a Scottsdale police car. Deputy Phillip Reay and a 17 year old were outside the vehicle receiving a citation when the unit rolled forward, causing minor injuries.
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Hospital Conference Schedules Event in Mari copa County
The Hospital Development Association of Maricopa County will sponsor a conference here Wednesday morning. The session theme is The Citizens' Responsibility for Hospital Growth and Change.
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