Rosenzweig Jewelry to Open Scottsdale Store in Fashion Square
Rosenzweig family announces a new 5200 square foot Rosenzweig jewelry store at Fashion Square in Scottsdale near Camelback and Scottsdale roads. The 10 employee shop will offer diamonds, silver, china, crystal, leather goods and watches with all department services, in a $7 million mall complex near Goldwater's new store.
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Fannin Seeks Land Group for Industrial Development
Governor Paul Fannin proposes a committee with the National Governors Conference to craft a plan for acquiring federal land for Arizona business and industrial use. He says large federal holdings near cities hinder orderly growth and urges state buy and resell authority.
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Arctic Cold Grips Western Canada Prompting Snowfall
Arctic air plunged the western prairies into winter with the Weather Office warning of a mass pushing into southern and eastern Alberta and Saskatchewan. The heaviest snow was expected in western Alberta with lows around 15 degrees.
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U S Plans 4 Million Arizona Water Projects
The Bureau of Reclamation will spend about 4 million dollars in Arizona this fiscal year under a 274 million federal appropriation. Funds cover Colorado River front work and levee systems in south Gila Valley, Gila Project, Salt River Project improvements, and studies on groundwater recovery in Yuma.
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Mesa Man Dead After Crosswalk Pedestrian Collision
Lonnie Lawrence Mosley 69 of Mesa died after being struck in a crosswalk by 18 year old Thomas C. Mourney. Officers say Mourney could not see Mosley due to a stopped truck. Mosley died hours later at Mesa Southside Hospital.
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U.S. Army War Games End in Berlin Defense Demonstration
In Grunewald Forest near Berlin 3000 soldiers wrapped a three day drill showing Western resolve to defend the enclave 110 miles inside Soviet held territory. General Lucius D. Clay watched as Blue defenders faced Red aggressors in staged armored penetrations amid Warsaw Pact participation in Poland and East Germany.
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Fatal blaze wipes out Greensburg clothing store victims
Five people died and about 90 were injured when a four story Greensburg clothing shop was consumed by fire on a busy Thursday night. Fire officials praised crews from multiple communities for limiting further loss with Chief J Edward Hutchinson injured during rescue efforts. The dead were owner Alex H Cohen and four women including Elsie Merlino Marge Lawrence Betty Rejohn and Catherine Gallo. Authorities say the cause is undetermined and damage is near 100000.
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Restful Night For Rayburn In Dallas Medical Bulletin
House Speaker Sam Rayburn, 79, had another comfortable night in Baylor University Medical Center. Doctors say no change in his general condition as they work to build up strength for continued cancer treatment to prolong his life. The bulletin notes Rayburn sat up briefly and felt well enough to do so.
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Nations seek U.N. action to halt Soviet 50 megaton blast
Six nations directly in the fallout path urge a General Assembly appeal to stop the atmospheric test. Ambassador Stevenson warned Russia could poison the atmosphere with 50 megatons and said the United States will resume tests unless a moratorium is enforced.
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Man Refuses Help Then Robbed Of 300 Dollars
In Chesterton Indiana a motorist named John Moore aged 34 declined an offer to help while changing a tire. A man approached and threatened I will rob you then robbed him of 300 dollars.
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Scottsdale Area Chosen For Site Of Catholic School
The Very Rev. Francis J. Green announced a new Catholic high school for Greater Scottsdale to open for freshmen next school year. Gerard High School will sit on a 23 acre site at 44th Street and Oak, with initial construction for 360 students in seven classrooms and special facilities, part of a $2.5 million two-school plan with Bourgade in West Phoenix.
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Arizona faces shortage of aged care facilities
Sen. Robert Prochnow told 200 Arizona Hospital Association delegates that state care for the elderly is limited to the Pioneers Home in Prescott and the geriatrics unit at Phoenix State Hospital. He cited long waiting lists and urged creation of a full fledged commissioner for the aged and a combined expert committee. The convention ended with officer elections.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue Puzzle with Mixed Answers
Readable clues mix across and down entries for a large crossword puzzle. The page lists numerous terms including fruits stations philosophers defaces regions and more for a dense solvable grid.
Liberia President Tubman Visits Washington for Aid Talks
Liberian President William V. S. Tubman met with Secretary of State Dean Rusk to discuss Liberia development needs and international issues including a $200 million five year plan. Tubman also met President Kennedy and expressed satisfaction after White House discussions on nuclear testing and the UN troika concept.
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Rockhounds Club Offered by Scottsdale Parks Department
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation forms a rockhound club with Mrs. Herbert Hecht as chairman and Eugene Swegel of Rock Hound Headquarters assisting. Contact Mrs. Hecht at WH 6-0300 or call WH 5-7890 to register. meetings planned once registration closes. Chess and checkers also listed as fall activities.
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JFK Considers California Talk
President Kennedy weighs delivering a speech in California next month as part of his Western tour with plans previously announced. The discussion comes as the White House reviews scheduling for the trip and related speeches.
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