Scottsdale airport ordinance questioned at council meeting
Airport Commission debated enforceability of Scottsdale Municpal Airport rules. Officials favored an educational program to curb violations over prosecutions while signs and procedures were introduced to guide pilots. City Attorney cautioned signs alone may not deter infractions. The Moscow trial segment notes five Russians facing prison or exile for protesting the invasion.
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Bob Driscoll
Scottsdale
Airport Commission
Louis G. Jekel Jr
Gail
Robert C. Kratzer
E. Paradise
Kratzer
Thas
Don Benz
Lloyd
A. Mack
Filler
Renz
Air
Roert Wachs
Scottsdale ‘Airport
Bill Jenkins
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Siberia
Boston
Brad Simon
Jon Marshall
Progress
Harry Coblegiz
Valley Beautiful Citizens Council
P.O. Box
Congress approves near total ban on interstate gun shipments
United Press International reports Congress passes a virtually total ban on interstate shipments of guns and ammunition. The item notes Kennedy assassination context and references the political reaction and court vacancies affecting the era’s gun control debate.
Nixon and Humphrey to Meet in New York for Alfred Smith Memorial
United Press International reports Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Senator Richard Nixon will meet face to face in New York City next week. The pair will speak at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial in the Waldorf Astoria, marking the first such encounter in the presidential campaign.
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New York City
United Press International
Hubert Humphrey
Richard ‘Nixon
New York
Alfred Smith
Waldorf Astoria
Scottsdale Civic Center opens with celebrations and tours
Festivities peak as Scottsdale unveils its 2.4 million Civic Center including a new city hall and library. A cherry tree from Washington, D C is planted near a man made lake. Events include street dance, tours, ribbon cutting, fireworks, and free concerts by Phoenix Symphony and local groups.
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Scottsdale
New
Civic Center
Main St
Hinton
Washington D.C
Scotts’dale
Soroptomist Club
Washington
New Civic Center
Merchants of
W. Fifth Ave
Carl Ritter
Kenny Ehrhardt
Step Committee
Valley-Ho
City Hall
Scottsdale Vfw
Scottsdale Parks Department
Scottsdale Sertoma Club
Scottsdale Junior Womens Club
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Coronado High
Louise Lincoln Kerr
Arizona
Dolan Ellis
Sarah Winter
Henry Thome
Motorola to switch hourly workers to weekly pay and add attendance bonus
Motorola Inc announced it will convert all hourly paid workers to a weekly payroll starting January 1 and introduce an attendance bonus plan. The plan grants an extra week's pay for perfect attendance and pays unused days at Christmas for less than perfect attendance. Scottsdale considers names for new civic center swans with a student contest offering a lunch tour prize.
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Motorola ,Inc
Moorola
Scottsdale
Civic Center
Bud
Pauline
Bonnie and Clyde
Bud Tims
Buckingham’ Palace
Parks but not parking narrow focus on downtown issue
Alan Lessig, a new member of the city parks and recreation department, told commissioners he was questioned about the downtown parking situation. He recalled a caller asking if he was a commissioner and what the group was doing about parking downtown.
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Alan Lessig
City Parks and Recreation Department
Eee
Xthes Commission
Lessig
Residents back in court over five year Fry's nuisance feud
Residents led by Mr and Mrs William Zier filed a criminal complaint alleging Fry's Markets and firms delivering to 2000 N Scottsdale Rd created a public nuisance. The Scottsdale Justice Court heard the case with County Attorney Dick Johnson prosecuting for the complainants and Harry B Stewart representing Fry's. Trial opened and was set to continue through next Tuesday.
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Fry’s
William Zier
N. Tist St
Scottsdale
Justice Court
Sistant
Atty
Dick Johnson
Harry B. Stewart
Johnson
Ziers
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Ogress Photo
Apollo
Cape Kennedy
LBJ
Senate
Hart Warren
Abe Fortas
Warren
Nixon
Motorola
Fry
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