Eight Die On Roads Across Arizona In Weekend Toll
United Press International reports a two car crash west of Phoenix killed Cirilo Garcia Miranda and marked the seventh traffic death in Arizona since Saturday, lifting the year total to 440. Weekend victims include William F. Roberts Camille Legere Hershel Anderson Perry Piedlow Benny Tinsley and Edward Piedlow.
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Phoenix
Arizona
William F. Roberts
Wickenburg
Camille Legere
Ft. Huachuca
Hershel V. Anderson
Taylor, Mich
Billy Gene Janel
Tucson
Perry
Edward Piedlow
Benny E. Tinsley
Roberts
Piedlow
City schedules zoning hearings and sign variances next week
The mayor and council set public hearings for November 19 on three rezoning requests including Vista Drive and Granite Reef Road, 3018 3024 North Scottsdale Road, and 104 East First Street. Also five sign ordinance variance requests go before the board of adjustments November 20.
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E. 1St St
Board of Adjustments
Main St
Ed Post Realty
Scottsdale and
McDowell Rd
75Th St
McDowell
Planning and Zoning Commission
East Roosevelt
Hayden Rd
Chaparral Rd
Miller-Larsen
Thomas Rd
Indian School
Granite Reef
Soviets Charge Evasion on Berlin Highway Conveys
Radio Moscow accused Western allied convoys of evading Soviet controls on the Berlin route and warned a German peace treaty to normalize West Berlin could not be postponed. The broadcast followed a checkpoint incident where a U S convoy was held for 41 hours. Veterans Day ceremonies occurred nationwide, including Arlington.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
Weather Report Records Mild Skies and Warm Temperatures
High clouds blanket the area as conditions stay mild. Forecast calls for a high near 83 today and a low around 58 tonight with a tomorrow high near 82 and a 99 degree reading noted previously. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene cites a Sunday high of 84 and today’s low of 58.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
How Maurine Broke the Habit Will It Work for Everyone
UPI reports Mrs. Maurine Neuberger of Oregon wrote Smoke Screen to urge quitting smoking. She details a 1957 fainting incident leading to a dramatic end of smoking after tossing cigarettes across the room. The author recalls a long quitting journey from 1942 to 1956 and notes willpower and time.
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UPI
Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Mrs. Neuberger
Veterans Honored in Rites Across Scottsdale Posts
Veterans of America's wars were honored in two Scottsdale observances. The Stanley A. Crews Post 3513 VFW marched in Mesa's parade while the Sipe- Peterson Post American Legion hosted a Veterans Day program. The article notes more than 22 million Americans have served or died in service, with over 15 million in World War II and about 5.4 million in Korea.
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Stanley A. Crews
Mesa
Lonnie Lawson
Wells Fargo
Ken Scott
W.est Ave
Don Wagner
E. Belleview
Red Gaertner
Scottsdale
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sipe- Peterson Post American Legion
U.S
Wreath For A Soldier
President Kennedy led the nation in homage by laying a wreath on the tomb of the unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery. About 5,000 gathered as a 21 gun salute rang out and Sgt Allen Eldridge helped place the carnations. Defense Secretary McNamara and Army Secretary Vance stood nearby during taps.
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UPI
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Ameri
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David M. Shoup
Allen Eldridge
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army
Curtis Vance
Eisenhower Sees Nixon as Possible GOP Compromise
Former President Eisenhower told Face the Nation that a GOP deadlock could elevate Richard Nixon as a likely compromise candidate. He supported Nixon’s capabilities, praised Rockefeller style debates, and warned the public favors practical solutions from front runners amid medicare and urban renewal concerns. He noted Goldwater’s popularity but questioned what that stands for.
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Augusta
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Cbs-Tv
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Washington
Nixon
Dick Nixon
California
Charter Ticket Faces Stiff Test in Phoenix Mayoral Primary
In Phoenix a 14 year battle over control of the Charter Government culminates in a mayoral and six council seats primary. The ACT slate led by Richard Harless challenges the incumbent CG banner and HEAR rivals amid forecasts of up to 60 000 voters. If no candidate wins a simple majority a December runoff will decide the winners.
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Phoenix
UPI
IMP Satellite Launch Delayed by U S Space Agency
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The federal space agency indefinitely postponed the launch of the 138 pound satellite named IMP. The project aims to place the satellite into a wide swinging orbit around Earth.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPD
Federal Space Agency
IMP
Teacher Cafarella Puts Up Bond On Drunk Driving Charge
Alexander Cafarella, 25, of 7335 E Cholla Lane, posted 315 bond after a report of drunken driving and failure to maintain speed. Police say his car hit a parked cruiser early Saturday. he was not teaching in the Scottsdale School District per Superintendent Charles Holt. teaching location undisclosed.
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Alexander T. Cafarella
E. Cholla Lane
Scottsdale
Charles Holt
Cafarella
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