Foreclosure Threat Looms Over Scottsdale Hospital
The new administrator said trustees may gain time to negotiate a takeover with three groups while Union Title forecloses on the 1.6 million facility and seeks a receivership. Bondholders face a 42 000 interest default and a hospital audit is underway.
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Scottsdale City Hospital
Davagaliy le
den MacDonald
Union Title Co
Daniel Dempsey
Union Title
Charles Hoover
Hoover
The
Baptist Hospital Association
MacDonald
Oxygen everywhere and its life power the world
The article traces oxygen from Greek roots to its discovery by Scheele and Priestly, notes Lavoisier’s name and missteps, and explains oxygen as vital in burning, metabolism, and civilization. It covers its abundance, role in air and water, respiration, energy production, and uses from steelmaking to rocket fuel, ending with a prompt about naming the gas.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Robert Boyle
Stephen Hales
Joseph Priestly
Carl Scheeley
Upsala
Sweden
Sheeley
Priestly
Antoine Lavoisier
Lavoisier
Earth
Moon
Scottsdale Businessmen Face Real Estate Commission Charges
An attorney for two Scottsdale businessmen says the charges for conspiracy to sell six lots south of Flagstaff violate an order delaying sales. William Weirich and Roland Feltman, stockholders in Northernaire Development Co., posted $2,000 bond. Arraignment tentatively set for Wednesday afternoon in West Phoenix justice court.
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Scottsdale
State Real Estate Commission
West Phoenix
Justice of the Peace Court
William Weirich
Roland D. Feltman
Weirich
Feltman
Uots
Flagstaff
State Health Department
Northernaire Development Co
Real Estate Commission
Congress Nears Adjournment After Week of Delays
Washington reports the 78th Congress, exhausted and behind schedule, faced adjournment with no quorum, ending the week of sessions after Friday night work stoppages. Leaders say adjournment is possible, but frictions and delays persist.
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Washington
Congress
Tne
Epent
Fierce West Coast Storm Leaves Wide Damage and Deaths
A major coastal storm battering the Pacific Northwest and California for three days killed at least 33 people across Washington Oregon California and British Columbia. Governors and officials declared emergencies while property losses stretched along a 1000 mile stretch from Central California to British Columbia and the World Series game was postponed in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
UPD
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
California
British Columbia
Ford Frick
Candlestick Park
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Scottsdale Library Seeks Storage Space for Book Sale
The Scottsdale Public Library reports a lack of storage space for donated books awaiting the spring book sale. Director Nellene Smith asks for anyone with suitable space, about 20 by 30 feet, to contact the library or its board to help fund a new facility.
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Nellene Smith
Four Die In Arizona Traffic Accidents
Four people died in Arizona traffic crashes in the last 24 hours. A collision on the Black Canyon Highway south of Prescott claimed Richard Henry Morales, 22, of Prescott. Carnell Cheatam, 23, of Phoenix, died on Baseline Road southeast of Phoenix when the car went out of control. driver Josie Marie Green was seriously injured.
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United’ Press
International
Arizona
Black Canyon
Prescott
Richard Henry Morales
Carnell Cheatam
Phoenix
Baseline Road
Josie
Marie Green
Cuban Families Await Castro Word On Release
Cuban Families Committee waited for word from Fidel Castro on the release of 1,113 Cuban invasion prisoners. Attorney James B Donovan, in seclusion at an undisclosed location, expected Castro’s word within a few days.
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Miami
UPI
Fidel+ Castro
James B.’ Donovan
Plac
Castro
Scottsdale Girl Joins Rose Queen Race for 1962 63
Joanne von Blume of 7235 Mockingbird is named by Delta Sigma Pi at Arizona State University as ASU’s candidate for the 1962 63 Rose Queen contest to run in May. She is a Scottsdale High School graduate of 1960 and represents the college faculty and fraternity. Two Scottsdale girls were runners up: Judy Thomas and Robin Miller.
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Joanne von Blume
Scottsdale High School
Arizona State University
Delta Sigma Pi
Rose Queen
Mexico
Canada
United States
Scottsdale
Mockingbird
College
MMA
Ann. von Blume
Judy Thomas
Sunset Trail
Robin Miller
E. Royal Palm
French Officials Harass Monaco Over Tax Dispute
French customs squads set up frequent checks along the Monaco France border after Paris demanded Monaco begin paying taxes. Checkpoints moved hourly at many locations, causing traffic jams while Prince Rainier proposed a temporary profit share offer to France to ease the dispute.
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UPI
Monaco
France
Charles de Gaulle
Monacans
Frantier
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Printé Rainier
Patrol Identifies Road Victims in Stolen Car Fatal
Arizona Highway Patrol says two young people killed in a Thursday crash while fleeing police in a stolen car have tentative identifications. The man is believed to be Raymond Beasley, 21, of Birmingham, Alabama, and the woman his wife Norma Rider, 19, formerly of Lake Villa, Illinois. An obituary in the wrecked car aided the lead, and the FBI will assist in positive ID as authorities refine the case.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Highway Patrol
Raymond Beasley
Birmingham
Ala
Norma Rider
Lake Villa
Ill
Colorado U. Board Keeps Editor After Cleared Probe
The University of Colorado board of publications voted 4-2 to retain Colorado Daily Editor Gary Althen after rejecting a demand from President Quigg Newton that he be ousted for a crude attack on Dwight D. Eisenhower. This marked the editor’s second recent vote of confidence.
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Boulder
Colo
UPI
University of Colorado Board of Publications
Colorado Daily
Gary Althen
Quigg Newton
Althen
Dwight D.eisenhower
Farmers Charge Cotton Coercion In Acreage Plan
The American Farm Bureau Federation accuses the Agriculture Department of using intimidation to push cotton farmers into accepting reduced acreage allotments. President Charles B. Shuman issued the statement after Undersecretary Charles S. Murphy reviewed the federation’s recommendation for the 1963 cotton redesign.
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Washington
UPI
American Farm Bureau Federation
Agriculture Department
Farm Bureau
Charles B. Shuman
Charles S. Murphy
Farm Organization
Israeli Frontier Car Hits Mine Near Syria Border
A border guard armored vehicle struck a land mine planted by Syrians near the Israel Syria boundary. No injuries were reported according to a Jerusalem broadcast Friday night.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Israel Frontier Guard
Publisher Fined for Obstructing Traffic on Scottsdale Road
Victor J. Morgan publisher of the Scottsdale Daily Progress was fined $5 yesterday for obstructing traffic on Scottsdale Road. The citation was issued in the scene, noting the local authorities enforced the rule.
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Victor J. Morgan
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
US Day Seeks Speaker For Montgomery Stadium Event
A top motion picture star may speak at the U S Day program on Oct 23 in Montgomery Stadium. Mrs E K Terheun chair of the U S Day Committee said the appearance will be confirmed this evening. The free program begins at 7 p m with Kirby Buchanan Brig Gen Robert L Scott author of God Is My Co Pilot and Boring A Hole In The Sky master of ceremonies. The Thunderbird Post American Legion drill team and Lake Air Force band will perform. A $100 check from the Phoenix Council of the Navy League was the latest donation. Eighteen organizations are on the committee.
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Montgomery Stadium
E. K. Terheun
Scottsdale
Terheun
Kirby Buchanan
Dale Evans
Robert L. Scott
Phoenix
Thunderbird Post
American Legion
Lake Air Force Band
Phoenix Council of the Navy League of the United States
U. S. Day
Pat Boone
Czechs Hold Yank As Spy In Prague Bust
Prague reports Robert Roy Budway, 3, of Washington DC, arrested on spy charges. Czech CTK says he collected data on defense capacity and uranium ore samples, and distributed hostile leaflets. Authorities claim espionage was proven by leaflets and tapes found.
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Vienna
UPI
Czechoslovakia
Robert Roy Budway
Washington, D.C
CTK
Budway
United States
Pilsen
U. S
Mississippi U Warns Students Over Heckling of Meredith
The University of Mississippi warned students Friday night that further rowdiness would bring immediate disciplinary action. Dean L. L. Love signed the statement denouncing violence after the admission of the university’s first Black student James H Meredith.
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Oxford, Miss
UPI
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
L. L. Love
Meredith
Army Car Hits Marching Men Near Soltau Germany
An Army car collided with a marching column near SoltauGermany injuring more than 20 soldiers, with about 10 in serious condition. Police reported the accident occurred about 12 miles east of Soltau Friday night.
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Soltau
Germany
UPI
Heré
Papal Council Revolt Reported Amid Voting Dispute
The Ecumenical Council recessed after one hour as a voting procedure dispute divided members. Cardinal Lienart led a group seeking delay over candidate lists, while Pope John XXIII urged reporters there are no political machinations and the church aims for truth and unity.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Pope John
Troops Demonstrate Berlin Readiness In City Battle
The U S 6th Infantry staged a combat in cities mock battle at Parks Range in West Berlin. Hundreds of spectators watched as tanks helicopters and infantry took part in the two day event honoring the regiment s 150th anniversary and reinforcing American resolve to defend West Berlin rights.
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Berlin
UPS
United States
West Berlin
U.S
Parks Range
U.S. 6Th Infantry
6Th Infantry
West
Woman Jumps to Death After Note Found at Cecil Hotel
Mrs Pauline Otton 27 Los Angeles leaped from the Cecil Hotel after writing a note to her husband. A transient, George Giannini 65, was struck and killed by her fall. Coroner deputies said both died at the scene Friday.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Pauline Otton
Cecil Hotel
George Giannini
Schirra Returns To Home Town
Walter Schirra Jr., the six orbit astronaut, returns Sunday to Oradell New Jersey where his hometown plans a parade and ceremonies to honor the American space ace. The town will dedicate a small park in his name and present awards in a public celebration.
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Schirra
Oradell
N. J
UPI
Walter Schirra Jr
Dediete
JFK Returns To Scene Of First Debate
President Kennedy returns to Pittsburgh area where he debated Nixon in 1947 and tells a rally that Democrats remain the party of prosperity while Republicans oppose progress. He spoke in McKeesport in ideal Indian Summer weather at City Hall Square during a motorcade tour of the Monongahela Valley.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Party of
McKeesport
Mangahela Valley
GOP
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Scottsdale School District Board of Education to meet Tuesday
The Scottsdale School District Board of Education will hold a regular session Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the district administration center located at 3811 North 44th Street.
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Scottsdale
Weather Outlook From Kiva School Students
Local forecast compiled by eighth graders using school instruments shows yesterday's high 91 and today's low 54. Generally fair through Sunday with little temperature change. highs near 91 today and around 89 tomorrow, with lows near 55 tomorrow morning. Sunrise 6 31 a.m. Sunset 5 57 p.m.
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Kiva
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