Board requests review of Arcadia athletic program after suspensions
The Scottsdale school board debated a suspension at Arcadia High School and called for a district wide athletic program review to ensure equal treatment across Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale high schools. The board also approved freshman tennis addition and funding for six coaches per three high schools.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
Lloyd Bimson
Ais
Arcadia
Charles Holt
Holt
Coronado
Paal
Mercy Killing Revealed in Moretti Case and Mob Narcotics Rule
Joseph Valachi testified that Cosa Nostra leaders ordered a mercy killing of New Jersey boss Willie Moretti in 1951 due to illness. He said a large funeral flower display followed, and he claimed Vito Genovese and Albert Anastasia ignored a narcotics ban to profit, noting numerous indictments undermine the rule.
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Washington
UPI
Cosa Nostra
New Jersey
Willie Moretti
Gangland
Joseph Valachi
Valachi
Moretti
Vito Genovese
Albert
Sumrall Declared Winner in Scottsdale School Board Race
The Scottsdale school board officially declared Earl Sumrall the winner of last week's election. Sumrall outpolled Rev. Lee Smallsteed and Walter C. Tice to fill Lloyd Bimson’s seat, with a final tally of 2406 for Sumrall, 2150 for Smallsteed, and 424 for Tice. Bimson’s term expires in January when Sumrall is sworn in. Some write-ins and voided ballots are noted.
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Scottsdale School Board of Trustees
Earl Sumrall
Sumrall
Lee Smallsteed
Walter C. Tice
Lloyd Bimson
Bimson
W. Elmer
Mr. Chadwick
H. C. Baldwin
School Election Fraud Would Be Simple Matter
Arizona school elections rely on affidavits of registration without cross checks to lists. John Burke notes no verification in school votes unlike other county elections. Canvass shows Earl Sumrall declared winner with no contest. County attorney cites no penalty for unregistered voters. voided ballot is certain.
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Arizona
Maricopa
John Burke
Burke
Board of Trustees
Scottsdale School Board
Earl Sumrall
Macmillan Doctors Consider Surgery Amid Health Uncertainty
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan remained comfortable in a hospital bed as doctors discussed possible prostate gland surgery. The 69 year old Conservative leader was reported working from papers on his bed with his son Maurice by his side and Foreign Secretary Lord Home arriving with aides. If investigations progress well, an operation was planned for Thursday morning, fueling talk that Macmillan may retire.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
John Richardson
Macmillan
Maurice
King Edward VII Hospital
Lord Home
Richardson
June Allyson Plans Marriage To Hair Stylist
Actress June Allyson and California hair stylist Glenn Maxwell obtained a marriage license in Fort Lauderdale with a Miami Beach wedding planned for Saturday. A divorce decree issue delayed the license and a four day waiting period risks delaying the ceremony. Allyson postponed plans to marry earlier while awaiting the estate settlement of her late husband Dick Powell.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
UPI
June Allyson
California
Glenn Maxwell
Miami Beach
Miami
Dade County
Maxwell
All Souls Episcopal Church
Florida
Miss Allyson
Dick Powell
Finish Annexation Drive Urges City Action
The We're For Scottsdale Committee voted to urge Mayor Schrader and the City Council to continue the East Side reannexation drive and obtain remaining signatures. Attending were Mayor Schrader, Asst. City Manager Cochran, and committee members. The group warned of possible appeals, noted over $10 million in signed valuation, and said restarting would require a new organization and cost.
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We're For
Scottsdale
East Side
William P. Schrader
Asst
Tom Cochran
Schrader
Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Collins
Collins
Lee J. Smallsteed
Rampaging Flora Bound For Ocean
UPI reports Hurricane Flora’s Caribbean death toll exceeds 2,700 with 6,500 feared lost as it moves toward the Atlantic. Radio reports in Miami add 105 known dead and 4,000 missing in eastern Cuba amid larger totals for Haiti Jamaica and the Dominican Republic. Cuban broadcasts warn entire villages washed away and 4,000 students and workers perished. Fidel Castro rejects Red Cross aid as hypocritical.
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Miami
Cuba
Haiti
Caribbean
Bahamas
Tobago
Grenada
Jamaica
Dominican Republic
Oriente
Fidel Castro
American Red Cross
United States
Ngo Dinh Nhu accuses US agency of plot to topple regime
In a New York address Ngo Dinh Nhu says the United States Information Agency may be involved in a plot to overthrow her brother in law’s regime in Viet Nam. She warns an attempt will occur but will not succeed and questions official sanction in Washington. She suggests UPI AP NYT and Voice of America could be involved.
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New York
UPI
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States Information Agency
South
Viet Nam
Washington
United Press International
Associated Press
New York Times
Voice of American
Judge Plans Eastside Annexation Arguments Date
Judge William Nabours said he will set a date for oral arguments on Charles Brewer motion to reopen the east side annexation case after Scottsdale attorneys submit answers. City plans sewer and road work continue but may delay pending ruling on a new trial motion.
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Yuma
William Nabours
Charles Brewer
East Side
Scottsdale
Nabours
Brewer
Eastside
Ken Williams
Thomas Rd
Hayden Road
Motorola, Inc
Wilmer
Attorney General
Girl 15 Hurt In Wreck In Scottsdale Hospital
Sharon Buckey aged 15 of 214 Navajo Trail was injured at 8 pm Tuesday when thrown from a motorcycle rear seat. She is listed in fair condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. The bike, driven by Richard L. Rose 19 of 336 1st St, hit the rear of a car driven by E. A. Robart 47 of 3619 E Elm. Minor damage reported as authorities investigated the crash.
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Sharon Buckey
Navajo Trail
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Richard L. Rose
1St St
E. A. Robart
E. Elm
Weather Forecast With Record Heat and Breezy Day
High cloudiness yields mostly fair and breezy conditions. Today reaches 98 with a low of 64 expected for tomorrow and a high near 96. Willard L. Greene notes Tuesday’s high at 99 and today’s low at 73.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
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