Early Voting Mounts in Scottsdale Trustees Election
More than 1,000 voters had cast ballots by noon across six of 14 polling places in the Scottsdale school board race. Candidates are Rev. Lee Smallsreed Earl Sumrall and Walter Tice. Polls opened at 6 a.m. and closed at 6 p.m. with a forum held at the Unitarian Church of Phoenix.
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Scottsdale
Lee Smallsteed
Bill Close
Smallsteed
Kiva School
Scottsdale High
Unitarian Church of Phoenix
E. Lincoln Drive
Social Concerns Committee
Smallsreed
Sumrall
Tice
Star Chamber
Scottsdale Education Association
Can You Vote In Scottsdale School District Polls
Registered voters who have lived in the Scottsdale School District six months may vote at multiple polling places until 6 p.m. Locations include Coronado High, Ingleside, Kachina, Kaibab, Kiva, Mohave, Navajo, Pima, Scottsdale High, Supai, Tonalea, and Yavapai campuses with street addresses listed.
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Scottsdale
Coronado High
Probe Begun on P O Site Controversy in Scottsdale
Congressman John Rhodes announced an investigation into the proposed Scottsdale post office site. City officials resisted taking a stand, while West Main Street merchants urged traffic projections for a site on Scottsdale Road viewed as causing access and congestion concerns. Federal plans involve a private builder leasing to the government with city zoning rules to be observed.
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John Rhodes
Scottsdale
Haldermann
West Main Street
Scottsdale Road
O. C. Wilson
Ken Williams
Democrats Determined to Push Tax Cut and Civil Rights Bills
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and Speaker John McCormack said they are determined to bring both a tax cut and civil rights legislation to a vote this year. President Kennedy backed the approach after a weekly meeting. Magnuson reported progress on a public accommodations bill in the Commerce Committee with amendments discussed but no votes.
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UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
John W. McCormack
Mansfield
Kennedy
McCormack
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Weather Outlook Relays Near 100 Degree Day
Fair conditions with minimal temperature change. High near 100 today and tomorrow, low around 66 to 74. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene notes Monday’s high at 100 and today’s low at 74.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Girl Injured When Car Hits City Truck in Scottsdale
Patricia Ann Blankenship a 16 year old from 8208 E Indianola escaped serious injury after she was thrown from a sedan that struck a City of Scottsdale pickup on Highland Avenue. The 1954 truck rolled after impact with the left side of the car. driver A J Longhauch 46 of 8310 E Devonshire and Curtis L Steinke 16 of 7508 E Highland were in the sedan. Ray mond Clem 6712 E McDowell a passenger with Longhaudh was unhurt. The council met to consider mayoral candidates and declined to reveal names.
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Scottsdale
Patricia Ann Blankenship
E. Indianola
Highland Avenue
86Th Street
A. J. Longhauch
E. Devonshire
Curtis l L. Steinke
E. Highland
Raymond Clem
E. McDowell
Longhaudh
City Council to Fill Vacancy at Eight Tonight
The city council will fill its one vacancy in the council chambers at 8 tonight. Tom Felke resigned last month and was later named city magistrate.
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E. Main St
Tom Felke
Ganzer Elected Scottsdale Real Estate Board Officers
The Scottsdale Real Estate Board today elected the original founding officers for a one year term. Joe Ganzer was chosen president with Ted Wells as vice president and Tilton Keefe as secretary treasurer. Directors named include Bob Laughlin Bill Arendt John Coffee Mrs Marion Jolly and Carl Howell.
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Scottsdale Real Estate Board
Joe Ganzer
Ted Wells
Tilton Keefe
Bob Laughlin
Bill Arendt
John Coffee
Marion Jolly
Carl Howell
Mrs Kennedy Heads to Greece for Two Week Vacation
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy leaves Washington for Greece for two weeks of leisure and a Mediterranean cruise aboard Aristotle Onassis yacht. She will join President Kennedy to greet Emperor Haile Selassie in Washington before departing. Her 9:41 p.m. Idlewild departure marks her second Greece visit in three years as First Lady.
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Valachi testifies Genovese linked to Las Vegas gambling
Underworld informer Joseph Valachi says jailed Cosa Nostra boss Vito Genovese still has Las Vegas gambling ties with Meyer Lansky. He testifies before the Senate investigations subcommittee as a master chart names New Yorks five families led by Genovese Bonanno Lucchese Gambino Magliocco with seven underbosses.
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UPI
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Cosa Nostra
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Valachi
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Carlo Gambino
Guiseppe
Joe) Magliocco
Joseph Bonanno
Gaetano Lucchese
Jacob Javits
N. Y
Leavenworth
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