Scottsdale joins five city sewer plan to fund via bonds
Scottsdale property owners vote on Oct 29 on a 7.5 million revenue bond issue to join Phoenix Mesa Tempe and Glendale in a Valley wide sewage system. The plan bets on 20 MGD by 1990 with 43,800 current population and 150,000 by then, funded by bonds repaid from sewer revenues.
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Scottsdale
Tom Cochran
Phoenix
Mesa
Tempe
Glendale
Arizona State University
Hayden Road
McDonald Drive
Salt River
24Th Street
91St Avenue
City of
N. Scottsdale Rd
Shea Blvd
Vajont disaster floods Italian valley killing thousands
A 300 foot wall of water released by a massive landslide into Vajont dam’s reservoir swept six villages in Longarone Italy. Rescue officials estimated more than 4,000 deaths as water spilled over the dam causing catastrophic devastation at 10 43 p m Wednesday night.
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Longarone
Italy
Vajont
Worst dam disaster in our time claims massive toll
The 300 foot wall of water from a Italian dam swept the Piave Valley destroying Longarone and killing thousands. Rescue chief Lt Col Ortore reports over 3 000 buried under rubble with few survivors moved to Verona. Poison risk from cyanide adds to the tragedy as earlier dam breaks are listed.
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Eros Ortore
Verona
Pauling Wins 1962 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
Linus Pauling, noted anti nuclear testing advocate and Caltech chemist, receives the 1962 Nobel Peace Prize worth 49465.32 dollars as the 1963 Peace Prize is split between the International Red Cross Committee and the Red Cross League.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
Linus Pauling
Nobel Prize Committee
International Red Cross
Tee
Red Cross League
Pauling
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Moscow
Red Cross
JFK OKs Wheat Deal Sparks Mixed Solon Response
President Kennedy approved a one shot 250 million dollar U S wheat sale to the Soviet bloc drawing bipartisan backing in Congress but critics urge conditions. Administration officials hinted the final total could reach about 375 million with more orders in sight.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
U. S
Russia
Congress
House
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
U.S
Russ Accepts U S Grain Offer in UPI report
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said Russia would accept the American offer to sell surplus grain and urged further practical steps to promote the spirit of the test ban treaty.
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Washington
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
Macmillan bows out hints at early quitting
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan surrenders leadership of the Conservative party to face an approaching general election He writes from a London hospital where he had prostate surgery that he cannot lead a long campaign and asks the party to choose a new leader Deputy Prime Minister Rab Butler appears poised to succeed him A Buckingham Palace spokesman says he has not resigned as premier The move follows the Profumo scandal improving pressure within the party and the election may be held in May or June
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Blackpool
England
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Conservative
London
Macmillan
Conservative Party
Buckingham Pal
Ace
R. A
Rab) Butler
Lord S
National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations
Butler
Doctors Begin State Meeting
The Arizona Academy of General Practice opened its annual meeting at the Executive House. Dr Julius Michaelson of Foley Alabama president elect of the American Academy of General Practice will speak at tonight's dinner.
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Arizona Academy of General Practice
Julius Michaelson
Foley
Ala
American Academy of General Practice
Weather report with high 97 and low details
A brief forecast notes fair weather with high temperatures around 97 today and 96 tomorrow. Willard L. Greene reports Wednesday’s high at 97 and today’s low around 67, with little temperature change and some high cloudiness.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Wedded Clergy Urged by Missionary Bishops at Vatican
Missionary bishops from Africa Asia and Latin America urged approval of a proposal to ordain married deacons in areas with priest shortages. They argued that in their dioceses deacons are needed even if not in others. The plan would allow deacons to perform many priestly duties except hearing confessions and celebrating Mass.
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Vatican City
UPI
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Ecumenical Council
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Quebrada la Chapa
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Montana
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Nanking
China
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Medan
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