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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1961

Page

4

Paycheck Could Become Memory With New Plan

New payroll plans replace direct pay with bank credited salaries via single payroll checks or vouchers. Banks including Bank of America National City Mellon and Republic promote these schemes to cut processing costs and speed access to funds while easing employee cashing trips.

American Bankers’ Association ABA The Bank of America National City Bank of Cleveland Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh Republic National Bank of Dallas

Kennedy urges nations to stay out of Finland affairs

President Kennedy and Finnish President Urho Kekkonen issue a joint communique urging all nations to refrain from intervening in Finland’s neutrality. The United States vows to respect Finland’s chosen course and avoid interference, signaling a message aimed at the Soviet Union amid border proximity. Kekkonen’s talks with Secretary of State Rusk follow.

Washington UPI Kennedy Finland Russia Urho Kekkonen United States Soviet Union Kekkonen Dean Rusk

Gambling Firms Close After Anti Crime Laws

The Justice Department reports several major gambling information services shut down after President Kennedy signed three anti crime bills five weeks ago. One federal crime bans interstate gambling information. wires in New Orleans Little Rock Chicago and Minneapolis closed while others reduced operations. Attorney General Kennedy returned after meetings with agents on the West Coast and in Kansas City Chicago and Minneapolis. He named individuals as kingpins of organized crime.

Washington UPI Justice Department Kennedy New Orleans Little Rock Chicago Minneapolis Robert F. Kennedy West Coast Kansas City

Carpenter kills woman shoots 2 officers in Norfolk rampage

A 37 year old carpenter, David Burkhardt, opened fire with a 12 gauge shotgun, killing Mrs. Mary Fix and wounding two patrolmen in Norfolk. He also shot at his mother as bystanders fled, then hid in his yard before officers subdued him. He claimed his mother and her companion were persecuting him.

Norfolk UPI David Harris Burkhardt Mary Fix Louilla Burkhardt Burkhardt Martin Fitzinger Fitzinger L L. Jones A. Lee Bown Brown David Blair

Southern Pacific Telegraphers threaten strike in Arizona

In Phoenix UPI reports Southern Pacific could be struck by the Order of Railroad Telegraphers beginning at 8 a.m. Thursday. About 1,000 members are involved with 200 in Arizona if it materializes, aiming to protect job stability rather than pay.

American Museum of Natural History New York Martin Company Southern Pacific Phoenix UPI Southern Pacific Co. Pacific Lines el Paso Tex Portland Ore Union Chicago Robert C. Williamson Ari Arizona Yuma Tucson Lordsburg N.M Williamson John Carruth Carruth Santa Fe Ash Fork

Scottsdale Ordinance Vacates Camelback Road for Cave Creek land

The town council approves an emergency ordinance to vacate a portion of Camelback Road and exchange it with land owned by Cave Creek Construction and Development Co. Parcel details describe the North 7 feet of Shoeman Tract and related lines. The transaction transfers title and preserves existing utility easements, with publication dates listed for notice.

Scottsdale Cave Creek Construction & Development CO Shoeman Tract Camelback Scottsdale Road Camelback Road Shoeman Maricopa County A.R.S Cave Creek Construction & Development C M. E. Kimsey

Scottsdale Annexation Ordinance Adds Contiguous Territory

The Town of Scottsdale adopts Ordinance No 136 to annex a described area in Maricopa County including Scottsdale Country Acres and Scottsdale Estates Fifteen, with maps filed and emergency clause for immediate effect upon passage on October 10, 1961. Publication set for October 13 to 18, 1961.

Scottsdale BN & G&srb&m Maricopa County Arizona Town of Scottsdale Country Acres Maricopa County Recorder's Office Scottsdale Estates Maricopa County Recorder’s Office Arizona Canal Scottsdale Terrace Maricopa County Recorder’s Maricopal M. E. Kimsey

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Nations Carpenter Mrs. Fix Zona Nehru Pesident Kennedy Jawaharlal Nehru India Hyannis Port Mass Dorothy J. Ketchum Dorothy I. Ketchum Dorothy L Ketchum
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