Guardsmen from Scottsdale face 12 months active duty
Two Scottsdalians Walt Armistead and Robert Montgomery depart for Germany with the 161st Fighter Group leaving behind wives children and homes. Armistead expects about 150 dollars a month loss to maintain family while Montgomery notes a four thousand dollar annual cost but says freedom is worth it. A bachelor Bob McChesney also has been called to duty.
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Walt Armistead
Robert Montgomery
Germany
161St
Armistead
Montgomery
Bob McChesney
Ingleside
Coronado High
Supai
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Jo- Anne
Arizona State University
Coronado Rd
Lorna
Phoenix
ASU
US launches missile warning satellite with copper wire payload
At Point Arguello California a 3500 pound satellite for missile warning and a 350 million tiny copper wires payload were placed into a 2100 mile high orbit by a Atlas intercontinental rocket. The wires aim to form a global ionospheric band to aid communications while drawing scientific debate over space clutter.
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Point Arguello
Calif
Troops to Deploy to Europe Amid Berlin Crisis Buildup
About 2000 Army personnel from Fort Lewis Washington and Fort Hood Texas will be sent to Europe as part of a U.S. military buildup. Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric will fly to Europe for talks in London Paris and Bonn to brief on NATO issues. The movement mainly draws from the 4th Infantry Division at Fort Lewis and the 2nd Armored Division at Fort Hood.
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Washington
UPI
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fort Hood
Tex
Europe
U. S
Berlin
Pentagon
Roswell L. Gilpatric
U.S
London
Paris
Bonn
Defense Department
Gilpatric
NATO
4Th Infantry
2Nd Armored
Weather Outlook From Kiva School reporters
Local forecast notes yesterday’s high of 91 and low of 59 with pressure around 29.9 inches and falling. Sunrise at 6 37 a m and sunset at 5 48 p m. Expect little change and slightly warmer conditions with a high near 92 and a low about 60 tomorrow morning.
Refrigeration a School Frill or Economy Says Dr Ashe
Scottsdale superintendent Dr John L Ashe argues air conditioning in schools is an economy and cites surveys and studies. The article notes $514000 of a $1 750 000 bond issue to fund cooling and directs readers to the weekly School Report column on Page 4 of today s Progress.
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John L. Ashe
Scottsdale
Dr. Ashe
School Report
Today’s Progress
Annex Drive Set To Go In Scottsdale Annexation Drive
United Citizens plan to canvass 18 700 eastside residents for re annexation to Scottsdale by tonight or tomorrow Printing of petitions expected this afternoon Canvassing to be completed by Nov 26 Coordinators and 130 volunteers to wear red white and blue armbands saying democracy in action Residents sign yes or no for annexation Total valued properties in eastside estimated at 21 million Households sign with husband permission allowed Four page fact sheet to inform residents If no one home a card with name and phone number left City of Scottsdale previously annexed eastside then de annexed over concerns of petition fraud City Manager Bob McNutt and annexation coordinator Scotty Camp resigned over the move.
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UCLA
George Tracy
Tracy
Eastside
Scottsdale
Bob McNutt
H. E
Scotty) Camp
Kimsey Seeks Help Wanted Ad for City Manager
Mayor Mort Kimsey said he wrote to the International City Managers Association for guidance on an advertising blank to post a city manager job. The city has already received several applications for the post vacated last month when Bob McNutt resigned. Kimsey announced authority to advertise for McNutt’s replacement was granted last week.
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Mort Kimsey
International City Managers Association
Kimsey
Bob McNutt
I McNutt
Mikoyan accuses Molotov of planning palace revolt
Anastas Mikoyan charged former Foreign Minister Molotov with plotting a 1957 palace revolution in the Kremlin. He alleged Molotov pretended to back peaceful coexistence while backing anti party group schemes. Molotov was ousted and later posted as ambassador to Outer Mongolia before serving at the IAEA in Vienna. Suslov affirmed relentless Communist advance.
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Moscow
UPI
Anastas Mikoyan
V. M. Molotov
Kremlin
Mikoyan
Communist Party
Izvestia
Molotov
Outer Mongolia
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
Mikhail Suslov
Beards Must Be Registered for Parada Del Sol
Beards must be registered for the Parada Del Sol beard growing contest. Interested contestants, Cowboys or dudes, should contact Pat O'Brien, festival Western week chairman, before the event in February. Registration deadline is November 1. contestants must be clean shaven before the contest.
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Pat O’brien
O’brien
City-County Jail Proposal for Scottsdale in Review
Scottsdale faces a county manager recommendation to approve a temporary detention agreement with the county. If approved, sheriff's deputies receive extra in service hours and prisoners are moved to Scottsdale for a $2 per day per prisoner fee with shuttle support from other units.
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Greater
Scottsdale
Charles W. Miller
New City
Phoenix
Tempe
Labor Secretary To Discuss SP Strike Threat
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg prepared to meet with telegraphers amid a threatened Southern Pacific strike. The U S Court of Appeals lifted a restraining order after unions agreed to talks in Washington, with SP posting a $50 000 bond and an Oct 25 hearing canceled. The union offered a week of negotiations before a 72 hour strike notice if no deal is reached.
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San Francisco
UPD
Arthur Goldberg
Southern Pacific
U.S. Court of Appeals
Goldberg
Washington
Railroad Telegraphers
ORT
Court of Appeals
East Germany Chief Ulbricht Praised by Khrushchev Over Berlin Wall
Western and Communist sources report Walter Ulbricht’s forecasting of Western inaction on Berlin secured praise from Khrushchev. Photographs of Ulbricht remain in government offices as purge rumors circulate amid Berlin border concerns and Moscow discussions.
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Berlin
UPS
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Nikita Khrushchev
East Berlin
United Press International
Ulbricht
Moscow
Khrushchev
UN delegates brace for fallout from 50 megaton test
At the United Nations the 101-nation main political committee debated a Soviet 50 megaton nuclear test. Canada warned of dangerous fallout and pressed for a ban, while the US reported a new large blast from Russia as India urged an immediate halt to all tests.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Russia
U.N
Soviet Union
United States
K. N. Chakravarty
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Air National Guard
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161St Fighter
JoAnne
Ed Nixon
White House
Midas
Pacific Ocean
Ussr
Atlas
Naval Missile Facility
Vandenberg Afb
Earth
Moon
Arizona
Kiva
United Citizens For
Edgar W. Keyes
E. Windsor
Scottsdale Annexation
Democracy In Action
Joe Brinnon
Berlin Wall
Howard C. Green
Green
Ottawa
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