Scottsdale council names Dr Henry Reuss to fill vacancy
Dr Henry Reuss an obstetrician from Scottsdale was chosen to fill the city council seat left by the resignation of Tom Felke. The decision came after a 90 minute work session that ran late into the formal session. Several indications showed the council struggled to decide.
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Henry Reuss
Scottsdale
Dr. Reuss
Royce
Tom Felke
E. Oak
Bill Schrader
John Woudenberg
Tom Hunter
Hunter
New York State University
Fern Anderson
Woudenberg
Reuss
Dodgers Defeat Yankees in Game One of 1963 World Series
The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Yankees 5-2 at Yankee Stadium with John Roseboro driving in three runs on a second inning homer. Sandy Koufax struck out 15, tying a Series record, and quieted the Yankees after giving up a two-run threat in the sixth.
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UPI
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New York Yankes
Sandy Koufax
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Yankee
Whitey Ford
Roseboro
Los Angeles
Yankee Stadium
Koufax
Carl Erskine
Harry Bright
Elston Howard
Howard
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Hector Lopez
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
City sets October 29 for $7.5 million sewer bond vote
City council votes unanimously to schedule October 29 for the $7.5 million sewer revenue bond election. A detailed resolution on interest rates and call dates is due October 15. Sanitary sewer report by Ferguson Brooks and Kelly was approved. Copies will be at the library and city hall. Polling sites listed at Scottsdale Country Club, Coronado High, Pima Elementary, Yavapai Elementary, and City Hall chambers.
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Ken Williams
Scottsdale Country Clube
E. Shea Blvd
Coronado High School
N. Vth St
Pima
E. Osborn Rd
Yavapai
N. 76Th St
City Council
E. Main St
Coronado
Williams
Kiwanis Honors Cliff Carpenter for 16 Years Service
The Scottsdale Kiwanis Club honored Cliff Carpenter on Monday for sixteen years as secretary treasurer. The Daily Progress Tuesday misidentified him in a Lions note.
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Cliff Carpenter
Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
Daily Progress
Mojave School Students Highlight Local Family
The Sumralls of 8601 E Pecos report three sons in local schools. Taffy and Stephen, both eight, attend Mojave School, while Gary, fourteen, is a freshman at Scottsdale High.
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Taffy
Stephen
Mojave School
E. Pecos
Gary
Scottsdale High
Sumrall Wins Scottsdale School Board Seat In Close Win
Conservative Earl Sumrall defeated Rev. Lee Smallsteed by 256 votes to capture a five year Scottsdale board of trustees term. A record 5,020 ballots were cast for three candidates with Sumrall polling 2,406, Smallsteed 2,150, and Tice 424. Sumrall opposed more federal aid and pledged to hold the tax rate while seeking higher teacher salaries. Smallsteed backed federal aid, school construction economy, and open meetings but fell short across eight of nine area precincts south of the canal. Sumrall will be sworn in January to fill the term of Lloyd Bimson.
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Scottsdale School Board of Trustees
Lee Smallsteed
Walter C. Tice
Motorola
Sumrall
Smallsreed
Tice
Scottsdale Congregational United Church of Christ
Hallcraft Homes Inc
Smallsteed
Arcadia
Paradise Valley
Ingleside
Kachina
Kaibab
Kiva
Tavan
Tonalea
Scottsdale Education Association
Arizona Canal
68Th Street
Coronado High
Hohokam
Navajo
Pima
Scottsdale High
Supai
Yavapai
Mohave
E. Pecos Lane
Mohave School
Bill Close
Lloyd Bimson
Tax Cut Chances Dim This Session
Washington reports bleak prospects for a major tax cut this year as Senate leaders say civil rights legislation must come first. White House repeats Kennedy’s demand for both bills, but a quick pace is unlikely with Christmas nearing and lawmakers fearing no action this year. Humphrey says civil rights has priority and tax action may slip to early 1964. Senator Long downplays any impact on taxpayers.
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UPS
Senate
White House
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Weather unchanged with hot high near 97
Fair conditions bring little temperature change with a high near 97 today and a low around 70 tomorrow. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reports Tuesday reached 97 and today’s low is 70.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Radar Nets 229 For Speeding In Seven Days
A state highway patrol radar unit netted 229 speeders in seven days, Scottsdale police reported. Thirty-one citations were issued Tuesday, 23 Monday, and 71 Friday, with publicity beforehand. City Judge Tom Felke said guilty pleas could be paid at the traffic court window. fines are $1 per mile per hour over the limit.
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Scottsdale
The
Highway Patrol
Tom Felke
Election Results by Polling Place for 1962 School Board Vote
Voter tallies are listed for 14 polling locations with 37 void ballots and three write-in votes recorded. The fourth column shows counts for Smallsreed in the 1962 school board election.
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Smallsreed
Jackie Arrives For Greek Visit In Athens
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy arrived in Athens for a two week private Greek visit described as a casual rest. American and Greek officials greeted her on arrival and sister Princess Lee Radziwill will host during the stay.
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Athens
Greece
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kennedy
Lee Radziwill
Mrs. Kennedy
Attorney Lee Perry Wins Paradise Valley School Board Seat
Attorney Lee Perry of Phoenix was elected to the Paradise Valley School District board, defeating Brad Clay in a five year term contest. Perry succeeds Ernest Perry on the five-member board and will oversee the consolidated district governance. Paradise Valley High School District owners vote October 22 on a 2.2 million bond issue.
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Lee Perry
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Perry
Brad Clay
Gold Dust Ave
Ernest Perry
Vualu Ui
Lee
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