U S accuses Russia of seeking moratorium maneuver
United Nations. Arthur H. Dean, U S negotiator for a permanent test ban, charged Russia aims to secure a new moratorium to block nuclear tests by others after finishing its own current series with a no me gaton blast planned for October 31. Dean warned the General Assembly’s political committee as it nears a vote on agenda priorities.
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Scottsdale De Molay Installs Officers Tonight
Scottsdale De Molay chapter holds its semi annual officer installation at the Temple 1101 Scottsdale. Cullen Hollister will be master councilor with Bill Lawren as senior councilor and Les Kilpatrick as junior councilor. Don Poppe to install officials. The ceremony includes Darlene Holman as hostess and De Molay Mothers Circle serving refreshments. The chapter, chartered 1955, has about 150 members and follows a world wide De Molay tradition founded in 1919.
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Ed Cooper
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East Scottsdale Group Adopts Bylaws and Names Officers
The East Scottsdale Citizens Association adopts bylaws and confirms its board of directors led by Chairman John G. Thomas. The group defines east Scottsdale as the area east of Scottsdale Road and aims to improve the community, foster good relations, and align codes with authorities. Membership exceeds 100 with dues of 1 dollar.
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Robert Hays
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Education reform proposals call for graded school system
Durham urged elementary teachers to be specially qualified in reading writing and arithmetic. He proposed a system with elementary classes to grade seven junior high for grades eight and nine and high school through grade 12. He noted only a few Arizona communities like Prescott and Mesa already have junior high systems.
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Local Convention Set Tomorrow for Defense Supervisors
A convention for 20 western locals of the National Association of Supervisors in the Defense Department is scheduled here tomorrow. Civil service supervisors will discuss resolutions to be submitted at the annual Washington conference next year. James Slader notes the event. Charles Chaplin Jr. began a five day jail term today for drunken driving in Los Angeles.
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Terrorists Slay Eight In Algeria
In Algeria terrorists killed eight people in the past 24 hours as Paris moves to deport Algerian Muslims who rioted Tuesday night. The government announced 1,500 of 11,500 arrested would be shipped home within 48 hours amid planned protests and a heightened police presence.
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City Officials to be Bonded for Duty and Honesty
City officials including the city manager mayor and treasurer will be bonded for 25000 each to cover faithful performance of duty and honesty. Bonds guarantee against financial loss from inadvertent acts of negligence by administrators. Council also changes liability policy removing the 500 deductible and adding medical benefits. premium rises about 1300 but expected overall savings from nuisance suits.
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Kent Huson
School Board Hires Teachers Amid Enrollment Rise
Scotts dale School Board added two new teachers to handle rising enrollment but did not replace one recalled to the Air National Guard. Two more teachers join Nov 1 for the Air Guard and replacements, including Walter Armstead, to be hired at the next meeting. Armstead, a guard pilot, teaches English at Coronado High. The new hires include a fourth grade at Yavapai and a first grade at Kiva, beginning today.
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Seek To Dissolve Southern Pacific No-Strike Order
Officials of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers planned to ask Federal Judge Alpert C. Wollenberg to dissolve a restraining order forbidding a strike against Southern Pacific. A hearing set for Oct. 26 on the railroad’s petition for a preliminary injunction. The union argues the restraining order should be dissolved and says a strike would be legal under the Railroad Labor Act.
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