Scottsdale Schools Lead United States Day Celebration
Navajo Elementary School in Scottsdale hosts United States Day with about 950 students, under Gov. Fannin’s patriotism drive. Two programs run for younger and upper grades, with seven pupil essays read aloud and a prize-winning piece chosen from names like Shaun Eby Karen Lindsey David Goad Janet Anderson Dennis Inman Terry Craig and Bonnie Rose.
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Larry Roth
Fannin
Janet Anderson
Rancho Vista
Dennis Inman
E. Granada Jr
Terry Craig
E. McKenzie
Bonnie Rose
E. Granadachi
Scottsdale C of C Names Candidates For Board Posts
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce election committee named 10 candidates for five board seats. Ballots go out by Nov 8 and must be in by 5 p.m. Nov 22. The five winners join current directors Rolly Feltman Don Chambers Bob Gray Dick Houseworth and George Botsford. Officers for 1962 to be elected within 15 days after the vote.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Election Committee
Dale Anderson
Jud Bunnell
Scottsdale Country Club
Dick Dennys
Camelback Inn
Mae Gilstrap
Rolly Feltman
Weirich and Feltman
Don Chambers
Chambers Moving and Storage
Bob Gray
Sprouse- Reitz
Dick Houseworth
Arizona Bank
George Botsford
Storm Heads To Sea
A turbulent weather system battered eastern Cuba and the Bahamas with heavy rain and 40 mph winds as it moved toward open sea. Meteorologists monitor its path for potential development and impact on shipping lanes.
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UPS
Cuba
Bahamas
Berlin Deadline Easing Draws Cautious U.S. Response
Soviet Premier Khrushchev softened the Berlin deadline and issued a new note on air access. The United States urged keeping contacts open but avoided rushing Berlin negotiations. Secretary Rusk said tension might ease slightly, while noting little overall change in Moscow’s stance. Prime Minister Macmillan echoed caution in London.
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UPI
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Berlin
United States
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Russia
London
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Coronado High Students Spend Average 457 Yearly
Coronado High survey shows the average student spends 457 dollars annually, totaling about 600000 for the campus. Most money goes to clothing and snacks, with 11 percent owning cars and 36.4 percent holding after school jobs.
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Coronado
Coronado High
Papago Plaza
Tower Plaza
Improvement Group Awaits Charter Election Before Acting
Scottsdale Improvement Committee vice chairman John LaSota said no large-scale action will occur until after the October 31 charter election. He expects a seven-man slate for city council in March after gathering input from business and civic groups. LaSota noted the group aims to energize the community with limited personnel changes under the new charter and stressed they seek no personal political office. Other officers are Charles Christakis, Gerald Dutra, and Tom Felke.
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la Sota
Charles Christakis
Gerald Dutra
Tom Felke
Scottsdale voters weigh charter in Oct. 31 election
Scottsdale business leaders show apathy toward a proposed city charter replacing a voided charter. Only two of twelve contacted commented, with calls for a public meeting and town forum to clarify provisions. The nine part charter series begins tomorrow.
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Scottsdale
Chou En-lai Attacks Kennedy at Soviet Communist Congress
Chou En-lai denounces President Kennedy as treacherous and adventurist while affirming Communist camp solidarity including Albania. He accuses the United States of Cuba invasion provocations in Laos Formosa and Vietnam and criticizes Geneva nuclear test ban disruptions as the congress resumes Friday.
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UPI
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Chou
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Weather: Mostly clear with highs near 92
Local forecast compiled by Kiva School eighth graders notes yesterday’s high of 91 and a low of 57 with rising barometric pressure at 29.9. Sunrise 5:31 a.m. Sunset 5:57 p.m. Expect little temperature change with today’s high near 92 and low near 57 tomorrow.
Doubts Raised on Readying Bikini Atoll for Big Bomb Tests
Washington sources say the Eniwetok Bikini proving ground may not be ready for resumption of large nuclear tests before spring. The AEC is studying the costs to restore the Marshall Islands site, last used in 1958, amid Khrushchev’s atmospheric test ambitions and weather-damaged facilities.
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UPI
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Reds Bar Women From East Berlin
Two American women wives of U.S. soldiers were barred from entering East Berlin at Friedrich Strasse after refusing to show identity cards. They returned to the American checkpoint and later crossed without further trouble after a second attempt.
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UPI
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Friedrich Strasse
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Army
Bolivia Cracks Down on Revolt Plot Leaders Captured
Troops and police disrupted a bid to topple the government and arrested at least 12 leaders. A state of siege was declared. Main figures named include Jose Nunez Rosales Ricard Anaya from the illegal revolutionary left and Gustavo Chacon of the Bolivian Socialist Falange.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Jose Nunez Rosales
Ricard Anaya
Revolutionary Leftist
Gustavo Chacon
Bolivian Socialist Falange Party
Kennedy Reaffirms U S Opposition to Red China U N Entry
President Kennedy reaffirmed firm U S opposition to admitting the Chinese Communist government to the United Nations or any UN components. The White House said there has been no policy change and the Republic of China remains the sole rightful Chinese government in the UN.
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UPI
Kennedy Beasy
U.S
United Nations
U.N
Kennedy
Chisna Kai Chok
Quter Mongolia
Pierre Salinger
United States
Republic of China
China
Pro-Annexation Group Plans Public Meeting in Scottsdale
The United Citizens for Annexation to Scottsdale will hold a public meeting at 8 p.m. at the VFW Hall near Wells Fargo to discuss a possible eastside re annexation. If petitions are ready they will be distributed to about 130 volunteers. Attorney John Thomas approved the petition wording this morning and final drafts were sent to printers.
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United Citizens For Annexation
Scottsdale
VFW Hall
Wells Fargo
George Tracy
The
United Citizens
Tracy
John Thomas
Neighbors halt apparent suicide at Scottsdale balcony
Scottsdale police report a blonde woman attempted to jump from a building on East First Ave but was stopped by neighbors near a public telephone booth in front of Pharoah Arms Apartments Miller Road and Second Street. She was crying but unhurt.
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Richard D. Kaar
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Pharoah Arms
Miller Road
Second Street
Notice to Subscribers for Scottsdale Daily Progress delivery
The Scottsdale Daily Progress informs readers to contact their carrier if delivery is late and announces a special after hours delivery service from the office. Readers should call the Circulation Department at WH 6-344 for assistance.
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