02 Oct 1961
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1961
Page
1
Four Scottsdale candidates respond to six questions on teacher salaries school refrigeration federal aid bilingual education patriotism and relief measures. They discuss competitive pay non classroom duties Spanish instruction tax relief and district growth steps with emphasis on morale modernization and community involvement.
Four men will seek one Scottsdale District School Board vacancy in an election tomorrow. Incumbent Lester Mowrey and challengers Dr. John Martin III Herb Balliett and Dr. Steward Flaschen vie for the five year term. Polls run 6 am to 6 pm at nine district schools.
Goldwater's inaugurates a $2 million fashion store at Fashion Square in Scottsdale on a private opening day. President Bob Goldwater and VP William E. Saufley greet shoppers as the 75,000 square foot showroom draws early crowds.
The Soviet Union formally proposes a temporary veto free U N chief executive with three deputies from the Soviet Union the United States and an Asian or African nation. The United States rejects the plan calling it a return to a troika that would undermine the charter.
The Damascus government announces the arrest of Col. Abdel Hamid El-Serraj on charges of subverting the uprising that toppled the United Arab Republic. Serraj, ex-chief of Syrian military intelligence and former UAR vice president, was seized Sunday night after returning from Cairo. Recognition of the regime spreads as Jordan Turkey Guatemala Iran move to acknowledge the new government.
A seven member family from Blair, Nebraska, including two parents and five children, died in a collision between a semi trailer and a car near Fremont, authorities report. The incident occurred as investigators described the scene and awaited further details.
Superior Court declared the Eastside annexation of 18 700 people void, moving Scottsdale back to county jurisdiction. Judge Jack Hays trimmed the city from fourth to ninth largest in the state after the August 31 vote. The case stemmed from signatures deemed invalid and a city hall fire that destroyed petitions. City Manager Bob McNutt and annexation coordinator H E Scotty Camp lost their posts amid a scandal alleging falsified signatures. Camp resigns tomorrow as Acting City Manager Jim Smith handles fallout.
Syria’s anti Nasser uprising destabilizes the United Arab Republic and redraws regional loyalties. Damascus arrests a key leader as the new regime backs away from Cairo while Jordan Turkey and Guatemala recognize the rebels amid cautious US British observation.
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