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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1961

Page

1

Kennedy Calls for International Control of Berlin Highway

In an exclusive Lavestia interview, President Kennedy proposes a limited multinational administration to run the Berlin West Highway, aiming to ease movement and secure peace. He meets Soviet editor Alexei Adutubei at Hyannis Port, noting progress toward East-West understanding and the need for verifiable disarmament talks.

Moscow UPD Berlin West Germany Tzvestia Alexei Adutubei Nikita Khrushchev Hyannis Port Mass West Berlin Kennedy

US and Britain Reject Russia Nuclear Ban Plan in Geneva

At the resumed three power talks in Geneva the United States denounced Moscow’s four point plan as propaganda and a bid to mislead world opinion. Soviet chief Semyon K. Tsarapkin defended the proposal while Britain’s Arthur Dean questioned its chances for progress.

Geneva UPI United States Russia U.S Eee Arthur Dean Kremlin Soviet Union Artivuar H. Dean Joseph Godber Semyon K. Tsarapkin Moscow Britain France

Target Rockets For Nike Zeus Being Tested

At Point Mugu California UPI reports Nike Zeus satellite targeting rockets are being tested. The test involves launch facilities and defense researchers monitoring guidance and propulsion systems for accuracy and reliability.

Nike Zeus

Sanitary needs push education program in Scottsdale

Garbage firm led by Cal Estes plans a public education drive to urge Scottsdale residents to use regular trash collection. Estes warned enforcement may follow, citing a $300 fine and 30 days jail, while outlining landfill access and pickup limits for residents.

Garbage Service Company Scottsdale Cal Estes Estes L.E. Redman

Urban Affairs Unit Hit By GOP Solon

Rep. Carroll Kearns of Pennsylvania argues that a plan to create a federal urban affairs department would effectively make the federal government the mayor of all U S cities. He comments during a Washington briefing on the proposal.

Gop Solon Washington UPI Carroll Kearns R-Pa

Move To Reduce Arcadia Lot Size Slated Tomorrow

Phoenix Planning Commission will hear a bid to cut Arcadia one acre minimum residential lots to 18 000 square feet in a 30 acre tract east of 60th Street between Camelback and Exeter. Col E B Myrick backs 38 homes in the 32 000 to 35 000 dollar class with entrances from Exeter Jokake Drive. If approved, the measure goes to the City Council with the new zoning ordinance around December 13.

Arcadia Phoenix Planning Commission City Libary Auditorium Central Avenue McDowell 60Th Street Camelback Exeter Kaibab School Phoenix Col. E. B. Myrick Arcadia Real Estate Phoenix Planning and Zoning Department Col Myrick Camelback Road Jokake Drive Phoenix Commission Phoenix City Council

Miracle of Roses pageant set for Scottsdale

Val Rosing will direct Scottsdale’s ninth Miracle of Roses pageant on Sunday December 19 with processions dances and candle lighting centered on the Juan Diego legend. The 3 p.m. opening in front of the Old Church precedes a 4 40 p.m. performance at Scottsdale High School auditorium with Cruz Median Jr. as Juan Diego.

Scottsdale High School Papago Park Val Rosing Scottsdale Juan Diego Brown Ave First St Scottsdale Sheriff's Posse St. John’s Indian School Laveen Knights of Columbus Taos Cruz Median Jr Tepyac Clare Booth Luce Eugene Maguire Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish Collice Portnoff Arizona State University Paul Coze

Rocket Readied For Earth Orbit By Chimpanzee

U.S. scientists finalize an 83 foot rocket to hurl a chimpanzee around Earth this week in rehearsal for America's first manned orbital flight. If successful, a crewed Mercury flight could come within weeks, though insiders say the chance by year end is slim.

Cape Canaveral U.S America

Scottsdale considers delaying zoning ordinance to aid annexation

Scottsdale City Council weighs postponing a new zoning ordinance to speed eastside annexation. United Citizens for Scottsdale Annexation leader George Tracy says delaying could boost the drive, with about 10.2 million in assessed property backing it and 132 volunteers involved.

George Tracy United Citizens For Motorola Eastside Planning and Zoning Board Tracy Scottsdale

Quick Quiz On History Begins In Scottsdale Paper

The Scottsdale Daily Progress starts an editorial page series on U S historical documents with a primer on the Declaration of Independence. Readers are invited to page 6 for the first question and answer related to the document that helped shape the nation.

Scottsdale Daily Progress United States

Tanks Disperse Anti American Dominican Mob

The Dominican army deployed tanks and troops in Santo Domingo to break up anti American mobs enforcing a general strike against President Joaquin Balaguer. Troops secured intersections while mobs dispersed, signaling a high tension political confrontation.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic UPI Joaquin Balaguer

Local Weather Report From Kiva School

Local weather compiled by eighth graders notes yesterday’s high 71 and this morning’s low 44 with falling pressure. Sunrise is 7 11 a.m. and sunset 5 21 p.m. Forecast indicates little change with clear skies and steady temperatures today around 71 and 44.

Scottsdale Leads in New Gas Meters After Phoenix

APS reported last month Scottsdale ranked second to Phoenix in new gas meters stalled with 356 in Scottsdale and 617 in Phoenix. Glendale followed with 234, while Tempe and Chandler trailed. In new electric meters, Scottsdale was third with 60. Phoenix 215. Glendale 149, with much of Scottsdale served by Salt River Project.

Scottsdale Phoenix Arizona Public Service Company Glendale Tempe Chandler Salt River

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