City Opposes Scottsdale Post Office Site On Scottsdale Road
The Scottsdale city council adopted a resolution opposing a proposed post office site north of Osborn on Scottsdale Road citing traffic concerns. It urged co operation with city planning and engineering to locate a better site near Hayden and McDowell Roads or another donor land.
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Scottsdale Rd
Osborn
Scottsdale Road
Post Office
Hayden and
McDowell Roads
Post Office Department
Carl Hayden
Barry Goldwater
John J. Rhodes
Scottsdale
H. J. Frank
Safeway Stores
E. Camelback
Lazar
Helen Kuzmanoff
Paree
West van Buren
John A. Gillett
Circle K
Shea
Eisenhower Signals Backing for Any 1964 GOP Candidate
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told about 800 Republicans at his 73rd birthday event in Washington that he could support any of the prominently mentioned possibilities for the 1964 GOP nomination. Senator Barry Goldwater was the only candidate in the audience. Eisenhower said any nominee would earn his fervent support if meeting two qualifications he outlined.
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Washington
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
Songstress Lee Colvin Headlines Safari Wax Museum Event
Lee Colvin calls the Scottsdale venue the toughest house she has played as publicity for the Chamber of Commerce Fall Round Up. The buffet and dinner-dance occur Friday night at the Safari convention center in the French Quarter area.
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Lee Colvin
Scottsdale
American Heritage Wax Museum
Chamber of Commerce
Safari Convention Center
North Scottsdale high school planned near Rose Lane area
A 2400 pupil high school is proposed on 40 acres north of Rose Lane near Granite Reef and McDonald Roads as part of Scottsdale School District plans. Bond funds will determine construction. a bond proposal may be brought to voters later this month or in November.
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Scottsdale
Rose Lane
Granite Reef
McDonald Roads
al Flowers
Stan Short
Hallcraft Home i
Flowers
McDonald Road
George Fretz
Fretz
Short
Bill Schrader
Progres
McDonald
Holt
Scottsdale approves varsity swimming at three high schools
Scottsdale school board voted to add varsity swimming at Arcadia, Scottsdale, and Coronado high schools with a paid coach if there is sufficient interest. Superintendent Holt noted Arcadia's prior suspension due to lack of board sanction and that other high schools will also offer the program.
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Scottsdale
Kiva School
Arcadia High School
Charles Holt
Arcadia
Coronado
Holt
Paul Polen
Paiute School
Steward Flaschen
Musical Comedy Theatre
Bill Johnson
Las Vegas
Hil Brady
Brady
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Fall Round-Up Dance
The Fall Round-Up at the Safari Hotel Convention Center Friday features Lee Colvin and Tommy Barton as entertainers with Mariachi dinner music. Carl Ritter’s Orchestra will play for dancing from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.. Tom Weir chairs the event with Western informal dress.
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Lee Colvin
Tommy Barton
Carl Ritter
Tom Weir
Ray Stout
Vaughn Patterson
Stan Barker
Dee Faught
Coincidental Appendectomies At Scottsdale Hospital
County Attorney Charles Ronan of Scottsdale had an emergency appendectomy at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital on Oct 2. His son Emmet, 14, was rushed to the same hospital the next morning and underwent the same operation by the same doctor in the same room.
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Charles Ronan
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Emmet
Murder Case Figure Suffers Gun Wound
Scottsdale businessman and former acquitee of a city councilman shot himself in the abdomen with a rifle during an early morning incident. He was in serious but not critical condition at Scottsdale Baptist hospital as the sheriff’s office noted despondency over financial and marital problems.
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Scottsdale
Jo Ann Demand
William E. Demand
Demand
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Vernon Don Frederick
Frederick
Faye
Sheriff's Office
E. 2Nd St
Sheriff’s Office
U N Committee Backs U S Red A Ban in Space
The U N Main Political Committee unanimously endorses a Soviet American agreement banning nuclear weapons in outer space and sends the measure to the General Assembly for final approval. US and Soviet reps underscore commitment. delegates applaud as 17 nations back the resolution by acclamation.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPS
U.N
Outer
General Assembly
Carl W. A. Schurmann
Netherlands
Schurmann
United States
Russia
Cal Committee
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Defense
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Arizona Academy Urges More State School Aid
The Arizona Academy’s Town Hall approved recommendations on curricula standards teachers organization and financing. Delegates urged shifting more elementary and secondary costs to the state and considered federal aid if local and state funds prove insufficient. They also urged free speech on strikes by teachers and increased school counseling with younger counselors and open textbook selection in elementary schools.
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Grand Canyon
UPI
Arizona Academy
Robbery Trial Opens for Casa Grande Man in Phoenix Case
Federal court begins for Boyd Roger Barnhart 31 of Casa Grande accused of complicity in a June 12 robbery at an Arizona Bank branch in Phoenix. Co-defendant Wayne McClellan Kropf 28 was also arrested nearby after $1,500 was taken from the Seventh Street and McDowell branch.
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Phoenix
UPI
Boyd Roger Barnhart
Casa Grande
Barnhart
Wayne McClellan Kropf
Kropf
Wickenburg
Arizona Bank
Seventh Street
McDowell
City engineer sees $21 120 gain from Detroit trip
City engineer Ken McDonald reported a $21 120 potential saving for the city from his $330 Detroit trip. He spoke to the council about an upcoming improvement district needing half a mile of 48 inch concrete pipe for irrigation and storm drainage and discussed on site casting to cut costs by eight dollars per foot versus factory casting.
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Ken McDonald
Detroit
American Public Works Directors and
City Engineers
Weather Outlook with Clouds and Showers
Considerable cloudiness expected with a few light showers and cooler temperatures. High near 91 today, low around 62, high about 89 tomorrow. US Weather Observer Willard L. Greene notes Tuesday’s high 95 and today's low 66.
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Willard L. Greene
Nhu Visit Sparks Eggs and Pickets at Princeton
Angry demonstrators hissed and threw eggs and rocks as Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu arrived at Princeton University to address a student debating society. Her daughter Le Thuy rode with her, while five Buddhist monks picketed outside Alexander Hall. The audience cheered and booed during a 40 minute Q&A after a 10 minute speech.
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Princeton
UPD
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Princeton University
Viet Nam
Mme. Nhu
le Thuy
Washington, D.C
Alexander Hall
Whig-Cliosophic Society
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