Thanksgiving dinner moved up for Scottsdale schoolchildren
More than 10,000 elementary students in the Scottsdale District will receive a turkey dinner with all trimmings tomorrow. Ten thousand pounds of turkey and 2,841 pies are planned, with meals prepared at the Tonto central kitchen and district cafeterias.
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Scottsdale
Eff
Robert Vance
E. Edgemont
Harold Box
E. Earls Drive
Ed Nixon
Bill Pederson
Pederson
Tonto Central
Don Lind
Irma Holmes
E. van Buren
Zoning Code Adopts Property Notice Posting Requirement
The city passes a zoning ordinance requiring posting on affected properties and newspaper ads for changes. The move responds to complaints about a gas station near Coronado and Granite Reef Roads. Butler Homes residents say no notice was posted. officials say area was zoned commercial in January before development.
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Granite Reef Roads
Butler Homes
United Fund Reaches $1 Million Pledge in Phoenix Area
The Phoenix-Scottsdale United Fund reports more than $1 million pledged as the campaign nears its end. Chairman Earl Bimson says the goal is $1,668,624 with about $600,000 remaining to raise.
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Phoenix-Scottsdale United Fund
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Scottsdale City Council Television Debut on KAET Channel 8
Scottsdale City Council appeared on KAET Channel 8 in an open line program moderated by Hal Metcalfe. The panel, minus absent member Bill Clayton, answered questions on finances, hiring a new city manager, annexation aims, and desire for a future water utility, with no move to lower driver license age.
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KAET
Channel 8
Bill Clayton
Hal Metcalfe
TV Guide
Weather Preview Clear Skies With Warmer Temps
Local forecast calls for little temperature change with clear skies today and tomorrow. High near 71 degrees, low cooler in the morning. Sunrise at 6 59 AM and sunset at 5 25 AM. Barometer steady at 30 inches. Yesterday's high 68 and this morning's low 36.
Malouf Announces New $1.5 Million Scottsdale Shopping Center
LeRoy B. Malouf of Malouf Enterprises revealed plans for a $1.5 million shopping center at Granite Reef and MacDonald Drive with about 12 acres, 500 parking spaces, six major stores and 15 to 18 smaller shops. Ground breaking expected in five to six weeks, opening next June, with Bashas Market Super X Drugs and TG and Y as major tenants.
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MacDonald Drive
LeRoy B. Malouf
Malouf Enterprises
16Th Street
Bethany Home
Malouf
Scottsdale
McDowell
Scottsdale Rd
Granite Reef Center
New
Halicraft
Malouf Center
Bethany
Bashas Market
Super X Drugs
Tg&y
Arizona
Phoenix
Council Denies Override On Zoning For Second and Marshall
The city council refused to overturn the zoning board, keeping residential zoning at the Second and Marshall corner across from Soloma School. They suggested Thom Hickey seek a specific use permit to allow controlled development, amid concerns traffic and slum risk. Councilor Marron opposed any approval, warning it could worsen traffic and eyesores.
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Zoning Board
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Marshall
Thom Hickey
Hickey
Soloma School
Schrader
John Marron
Rayburn Sinks Fast Toward Cancer Death
Bonham Texas AP UP I Rayburn Speaker Sam Rayburn 79 is sinking toward death from cancer centered in the pancreas. A spokesman said death is hours away. Rayburn has served 48 years in the House and 16 years as speaker. He is hospitalized at Risser Hospital amid another round of sinking spells and brief rallies.
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Risser Hospital
U.S. House of Representatives
Risser
Congo mutiny shutters UN as Kindu mission fails
Mutinous Congolese troops forced a United Nations delegation to flee Kindu in Kivu as 700 rebels and hundreds of Baluba surrounded Malayan U.N. troops at the airfield. In Albertville Katanga, U.N. forces faced accusations of killings. the mission aimed to free 13 Italian airmen whose fate remained unclear. The UN warned it could use force if necessary.
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the Congo
UPI
Congo
United Nations
Kindu
Kivu
Katanga
Albertville
U.N
Baluba
George Ivan Smith
Earl Englund
Oriental Province
Stanleyville
Christopher Gbenye
Victor Lundula
Lundula
Smith
Elisabethville
Godefroid Munongo
Anti Tshombe
Helicopter Landing Considered at Goldwater Store Roof
Irv Miller of Goldwater's in Fashion Square may land his helicopter on the roof after asking the city council about using it to commute between Goldwater stores in the valley and Prescott. The council said city ordinances pose no obstruction.
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Prescott
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Council OKs Lighting For More Streets
The city council approved lighting for four additional streets at about $50 monthly. Streets include Kala rama, Sixth Street from Carhill to Kalarama, 68hh Place from Palm Lane and Hubbell, and Vernon Street from 66th to 68th. The city will add twelve 6,000-lumen lights to existing contracts with Salt River Project and Arizona Public Service Co. In other action the council voted to pay the January interest of $25,000 on the sewer revenue program from bond money, and tabled a proposed fire hydrant agreement with Phoenix.
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Sixth Street
Carhill
68Hh Place
Palm Lane
Hubbell
Vernon Street
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68Th
Salt River Project
Arizona Public Service Co
Phoenix
Russia proposes UN General Assembly disarmament session draft
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin urged a draft treaty on disarmament be sent to a special UN General Assembly session by June. He asked the United States to join in sponsoring a resolution for new armament negotiations in a three country committee. Adlai Stevenson questioned the speech but hoped for progress despite blocking conditions.
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United Nations General Assembly
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Zorin
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Thant Orders UN Forces to Restore Congo Order
United Nations Acting Secretary General Thant orders UN forces to take every measure possible to restore order in the Congo after reports of a rebel movement against the central government. The directive follows rising unrest and calls for decisive action.
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UPC
Genera) Thant
U.N
Congo
Arizona to set 70 mph speed limit on highways
Phoenix based Governor Paul Fannin's Traffic Safety Coordinating Council approved in principle proposed legislation to establish an absolute 70 mile per hour speed limit on Arizona highways.
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Phoenix
API
Paul Fannin
Traffic Safety Coordinating Council
Arizona
Scottsdale Elks VFW form Community Service Council
Scottsdale Elks and the Veterans of Foreign Wars join to form the Scottsdale Community Service Council to coordinate local service programs and reduce welfare duplication. Chairman Joe Musenbrock invites service groups to contribute a three member committee. meetings set for the first Monday each month at 8 p.m. 222 Wells Fargo. Call WH 6-2576 for details.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Scottsdale
Wells Fargo
Musenbrock
Jennifer's Opens Scottsdale Store
Jennifer's opens its first shop dedicated to human dolls called Jenni of Scottsdale at 9 30 a m in Fashion Square Scottsdale and Camelback. The store will offer doll sizes 3 to 13 and 6 to 12 with a medium to upper price range and a selectively created merchandise line.
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Scottsdale
Jennifer’s
Jenni
Camelback
Jennifer
Jenni Rothfedder
Winter Storm Lashes Across Nation With Snow and Fire
United Press International reports frigid conditions sweep the U S with temperatures dropping as far east as the Great Lakes. Southern California endures its fourth brush fire in two weeks while snow and sleet blanket regions from the Rio Grande to Montana. Isolated hunters trapped in southern New Mexico mountains and traffic snarled on U S 66 in New Mexico amid heavy snowfall and five foot drifts in places.
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Rio Grande
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Texas
New Jersey
Mississippi
Rockies
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New Mexico
U.S. 66
Ruidoso
Silver City
Deming
Colorado
Oklahoma
Idaho
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Mont
Cut Bank
West Texas
Opposition Chief Leads Election In Philippines
Manila reports Liberal Vice President Diosdado Macapagal leading incumbent Carlos P Garcia as count nears completion. Macapagal's camp claims victory with about 70 percent of votes tallied showing 2,931,631 for Macapagal and 2,278,776 for Garcia, amid Lib eral party optimism.
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UPI
Diosdado Macapagal
Carlos P. Garcia
Arsenio Lacson
Macapagal
Liberal Party
United Opposition
Retufns
Garcia
Nacionalista
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