Finland Soviet Talks Delayed After Kekkonen Urges Restraint
In Moscow a joint communique says the Soviet Union will postpone military consultations with Finland after President Kekkonen warns such talks could raise tension in Scandinavia. Khrushchev and Kekkonen in Novosibirsk discussed defense cooperation amid West German threat concerns and Finnish neutrality’s future.
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Eastside Re-Annex Move Nears Scottsdale Council Action
Scottsdale's eastside with 18 700 residents nears re annexation by end of next week. The council may delay after Christmas for a zoning ordinance. United Citizens for Scottsdale Annexation reports strong homeowner support and a $10.5 million goal nearly reached. Utilities show willingness to sign if homeowners vote yes. To date 3 628 residents have signed, with commercial property remaining.
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Fannin Names Three To Probe Redburn Affair
Governor Paul Fannin named a three member subcommittee to probe Civil Defense Director Ralph Redburn over a Tucson speech questioned as advocating a preventive war with Russia. The committee includes F. W. Allen of Tucson Milton G. Sanders Sr. of Phoenix and Adjutant General J. Clyde Wilson.
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Dentures Follow Turkey Leavings
In Reloit Wisconsin James Cheska faced a puzzling meal aftermath rather than a feast. He reportedly ground turkey bones in his garbage disposal while trying to manage his new dentures and ended up with a dental mishap.
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UPI
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Speaker Attacks NLRB At Contractors' Confab
Arthur Dunn, executive director of the Associated General Contractors of America, denounces what he calls a government of men not laws at the 14th annual Arizona Building Contractors convention. He cites NLRB reversals and agency shop legality as causes for concern about executive power and policy direction. The event wraps with a cocktail party and Arizona State University football game.
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Reds Charge U S Interference On Berlin Train Smuggling
East German state press accuses the United States of illegally attempting to smuggle a refugee eastward on a Westbound Berlin train via the Bfeline route. Neues Deutschland says Washington interfered in internal affairs and undermined the legal system, while Berlin police report 11 East German youths escaped to West Berlin in 24 hours.
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Kennedy Interview With Adzhubei Opens at Cape Cod
President Kennedy met at his Hyannis Port home with Aleksei Adzhubei editor of Izvestia and Khrushchev's son in law for a 10:40 a.m. EST session during Thanksgiving weekend. The Soviet journalist said he would publish Kennedy's full remarks to help improve Soviet American relations.
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De Gaulle Open to Talks With Russians on Berlin Arrangements
In London a weekend meeting between Charles De Gaulle and Harold Macmillan discussed possible Western talks with the Soviet Union limited to technical Berlin arrangements. De Gaulle reportedly remains opposed to a broad cold war conference but could drop opposition if Konrad Adenauer is ready to negotiate. The talks follow Kennedy and Adenauer’s earlier Washington discussions and aim to set a unified Western policy toward Moscow.
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Tshombe Vows To Fight U.N. If Necessary
In Elisabethville Katanga leader Moise Tshombe pledges to resist U.N. efforts to end Katanga's secession by force, signaling readiness for negotiations but insisting Congo troops withdraw and warning of a forceful reply if attacked. He denies presence of mercenaries or political advisers in Katanga.
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Ten candidates vie for Parada del Sol queen
More than ten hopefuls compete in the Parada del Sol queen riding event at Jokake Inn, Feb 24 at 1 p.m. Contestants need not own horses and will be judged on knowledge of the animal and equipment, seating and control. Six advance to a personality test to select three finalists.
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Scottsdale
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E. Main
Sheila A Hicks
E. Monterosa
Sheila Ware
Julie Ware
36Th St
Mary Evans
E. Heatherbrae
Ricki Sennette
E. Oak
Jan Ketchum
Bishop Ave
Phoenix
Elisabeth Ayers
Mary Ann Neal
Ann Wilcox
ASU To Stage Local Rodeo And Western Week
Arizona State University hosts a two day collegiate rodeo at its Scottsdale arena with nine western universities. The event closes Western Week on campus featuring gun fights crowning a queen quick draw Monday. Alpha Gamma Rho sponsors a Tuesday barbecue behind the Memorial Union. Detentions await students not in western attire. A beard contest and most western dressed contests are planned.
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Four Scottsdale Students Named to Who's Who
Four Scottsdale students are selected for Who's Who on basis of scholastic achievement honors and activities. Nan Baechlin, Frank Hennig, Dolores Jiminez, and Sandra Smith are named for their campus leadership, honors and extracurricular impact.
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E. Coronado
Frank Hennig
E. Virginia
Dolores Jiminez
Sunset Trail
Sandra Smith
Loma Land
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Beta Chi Epsilon
Request to cut Phoenix one acre zoning in new annex
A zoning hearing last night heard a request to reduce the one acre residence standard to 10 000 square feet for land along Scottsdale Road between Cactus and Bell. Attorney Frank Haze Barch represented landowners while M D Brown of the North Paradise Valley Property Owners Association backed the change. 22 supported, three opposed. The commission took no action and the ordinance adoption is slated for mid December by the Phoenix City Council.
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Christmas Lights to Illuminate Downtown Scottsdale
Scottsdale's lighting committee will hang 15 strings of lights on Scottsdale Road Brown and East and West Indian School starting Monday. Four new cadabra-type decorations will be installed at intersections. Merchants urged to outline their stores in lights while the chamber offers strings for sale at 4 dollars each. gas stations are asked to cooperate.
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Rain May Hit ASU Arizona Football Fans
Weather bureau predicts scattered showers and light rain for the Salt River Valley as the ASU Arizona game in Tempe approaches. A Pacific storm moving inland has brought rain and snow to the California coast and southern California faces a bitter winter blast with strong winds.
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