Prisoner swap opens as Egypt and Israel begin exchanges
United Press International reports Egypt and Israel started POW exchanges as part of a ceasefire toward a Geneva peace conference. Twenty six Israelis and 412 Egyptians move, with some wounded, while checkpoints on the Cairo Suez road are handed to the United Nations and relief convoys reach Suez City.
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Suez City
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Cairo
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Syria
County gas mileage rises in Maricopa County
Maricopa County employees who drive about a million miles monthly boosted gasoline mileage by 10 percent after five months of conservation steps. Harlan Harris said speeds were cut to 60 mph on freeways and then 50 mph, as part of the program. Supervisors will get a recommendation to tighten emission rules from the Air Pollution Advisory Council, which approved stronger regulations. Robert Taylor noted federal jurisdiction over around 170 pollution sources in the county.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Harlan Harris
Maricopa
Air Pollution Advisory Council
Robert Taylor
County Air Pollution Control Bureau
Federal water official warns of looming U S shortage
J W O Meara director of the Office of Saline Water warned at the National Water Users Association conference that Americans will face a water crisis before century’s end without improved water use. He urged keeping water problems in view alongside fuel concerns.
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Phoenix
J.W. O'Meara
Federal Office of Saline Water
National Water Users Association
O’meara
Car supplies tight as antifreeze and oils run short
Cecil Thompson, president of the Central Arizona Service Station Operators Association, said gasoline is scarce but other vehicle essentials are also in short supply. He noted he cannot buy antifreeze from his regular supplier for two months and that motor oil and transmission oil are hard to obtain.
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Phoenix
Central Arizona Service Station Operators Association
Cecil Thompson
Obituary of Helen Petancich in Scottsdale
Services for 62 year old Helen Petancich who died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital will be held Friday at Messinger Mortuary. Burial is in Green Acres Cemetery. She lived at 7302 E Lewis and moved to Scottsdale in 1959 from Niles Tl. She was a former Goldwater's employee, born Ludlow Kentucky, attended the Congregational Church and belonged to Alpha Sigma sorority Des Moines Iowa. Survived by husband John two daughters Jacquelyn Bell Shirley J Lenhart a sister in Chicago and four grandchildren.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
Ludlow
Alpha Sigma Sorority
Des Moines
Iowa
John
Jacquelyn Bell
Shirley J. Lenhart
Scottsdale
Chicago
Florence E Lange services set in Arcadia Funeral Home
Florence E Lange 88 who came to the Valley in 1932 will be buried at Greenwood Cemetery after a 10 a.m. Friday service at Arcadia Funeral Home She died Tuesday at her home 6002 E Lafayette A Willcox native she led the Arizona Corporation Commission division and served Globe as city clerk Active in Methodist Church and Rebekah Lodge with a sister survivor out of state
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Arcadia Funeral
Indian School Rd
Greenwood Cemetery
Miss Lange
E. Lafayette
Willcox
Incorporating
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Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Assembly of Arizona
Arizona Rebekah Lodge 1
Phoenix
First United Methodist Church of
City Planning Approves Zoning Changes Amid Sign Removals
The Scottsdale planning commission granted zoning changes for Open Road Recreational expanding a mobile home and car sales lot at 76th Street and McDowell Road after agreeing to remove a large billboard. It also continued Republic Development Co zoning for 18.2 acres north of McDowell Road Hayden Road. The panel unanimously backed resort zoning for Ride N Rock Ranch 58.2 acres for a $10 million resort. and 4 3 vote supported Mrs. Dorothy Smith’s plan for a neighborhood shopping center with apartments at Miller and McKellips Roads.
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76Th Street
McDowell Road
Republic Development Co
Hayden Road
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Ride N’ Rock Ranch
Dorothy Smith
Miller and McKellips Roads
Dog Tag Fee Hike Seen By City Council
The city council on Tuesday night is expected to pass an ordinance raising dog tag fees from four to five dollars. Revenue goes to the county which provides humane officers for the city and for services shared with other towns. County officers assist in enforcing leash laws and handling stray dog pickups at the city’s request.
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Arizona woodcarvers display works at Los Arcos Mall
Arizona Wood Carvers Association artists showcase prize winning carvings today through Saturday at Los Arcos Mall. The show includes 13 display categories with entrants Scottsdale locals Dr. L. C. Hatch William J. Kallio Al Tate Demas Waterman Lincoln Pittinger Luther Genuit George R. Tallent and Forrest G. Wellington. Judges include Donald Vanderlinden and Russell Lewis former Apache Trail Fine Arts Society president.
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Los Arcos Mall
Arizona Woodcarvers’ Association
Scottsdale
Dr. L.C. Hatch
William J. Kallio
al Tate
Demas Waterman
Lincoln Pittinger
Luther Genuit
George R. Tallent
Forrest G. Wellington
Donald Vanderlinden
Russell Lewis
Apache Trail Fine Trail Fine Arts Society
Paradise Valley School District weighs scrapping bus service
Paradise Valley School District may drop its pupil bus service and award a three year contract to a commercial carrier. Richard Hanna will present six out of state bids led by Paradise Transportation Co. of Milwaukee for about 279 thousand to 319 thousand dollars, not including field trips. The district serves about 5 000 students with 42 buses and two pending arrivals. Hanna notes the district could run the system more cheaply but concerns workers fear job losses. Board will discuss attendance boundaries and approve Desert Shadows Middle School designs for a September opening.
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Richard Hanna
James Westhoff
Hanna
Paradise Transportation Co
Milwaukee
Wisc
Desert Shadows Middle School
59Th Street
Sweetwater
Jailed at 18 for displaying weapon in cab incident
An 18 year old man, Jimmy Don Moore, was jailed after he allegedly showed a pistol butt and ordered a cab to a Phoenix motel. The Village Cab driver picked him up near Scottsdale and Thomas Roads around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, and Moore fled when the driver contacted dispatch. Police arrested him along Scottsdale Road south of Virginia Avenue.
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Jimmy Don Moore
Phillip Towner
Scottsdale
Thomas Roads
Towner
van Buren Street
Moore
Scottsdale Road
Virginia Avenue
Reverend Stanley Collins to Speak at local breakfast
The Rev. Stanley Collins, executive director of the Forest Home Conference Center in California, will be guest speaker at the Christian Business Men's Committee breakfast at 7 a.m. Friday at the Ramada Inn on Main Street. He has spoken this week at the Valley of the Sun Prophetic Conference.
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Christian Business Men’s Committee
Collins
Forest Home
California
Mr. Collins
Ramada Inn
Main St
City to receive service honor in Flagstaff
The City of Scottsdale will accept a top community services award from the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association at the annual conference in Flagstaff. Parks Director L B Spacewater and City Councilman Herb Drinkwater will receive the honor, with City Manager Dale Carter noting Scottsdale competed against cities and state agencies. The award recognizes Scottsdale's expanding humanities programs, including the Vista del Camino social services community building dedicated last week.
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Scottsdale
Flagstaff
Arizona Parks and Recreation Association
L.B. Spacewater
Herb Drinkwater
Dale Carter
Carter
Social Services
Vista del Camino
Tims backs incumbents in city council re elections
Mayor Bud Tims endorses Dr. Heinz Hink, Mrs. Billie Gentry, and Herb Drinkwater for four year terms in the upcoming city elections. City officials note their diverse representation and past teamwork. Eleven other candidates have filed nominating petitions for the February 19 primary.
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Bud Tims
Heinz Hink
Billie Gentry
Herb Drinkwater
Tims
John Traxler
E. Fifth St
Ernest A. Spahn
N. Scottsdale Road
Dale Matheny
N. 87Th St
James Eveld
E. Cholla St
Robert C. Daniell
N. 83Rd St
Jeffrey Schubert
Robert Kratzer
Paradise Drive
Michael Arooth
Thornwood Acres
City Hall
Purse Snatchers Strike at Local Shopping Center
Millie DeFilippo of Scottsdale had her purse snatched in the Los Arcos Shopping Center lot around 3 50 p m. A man in a passing car grabbed the bag containing 138 dollars, the vehicle fleeing toward McDowell Road. The purse was recovered in Phoenix but the money was gone. A similar theft occurred Tuesday at Fashion Square.
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Millie DeFilippo
Scottsdale
Los Arcos
McDowell Road
Fashion Square
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