Gasoline Price War Advances Across Valley Markets
In Scottsdale and Phoenix suburbs a price war lowers regular gasoline to 23.9 cents at some independents, with majors and branded independents cutting to 25.9 and 29.9. Dealers blame suppliers and competition for lower margins, forecasting prices to rise next week as the battle continues.
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George Adams
Hiram Kennedy
Shell
Scottsdale Rd
First Ave
Kennedy
Scottsdale Mobil
Mighty Chevron
Standard Oil
el Paso
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Tucson
Mike Robbins
Robbins
Scottsdale Road
Second Street
First Avenue
Sunset Station
Old Scottsdale Road
Sunset
Gordon Poole
Poole
Standard Oil Co
Bob Hutchins
Main Street
Four Of Stars Kin Die In Fire In Palm Springs
Palm Springs Calif UPD four members of late comedienne Joan Davis family were killed in a house fire. Victims named Nina Davis 72 Mrs Beverly Colbert 29 and her two sons Guy Grossman 7 and Larry 4. Fire origin believed in master bedroom with possible smoldering cigarette. Husband Martin away in Los Angeles.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPD
Comedienne
Joan Davis
Nina Davis
Beverly Colbert
Miss Davis
Colbert
Si Willis
25 000 Kids Doubling Up In Maricopa
Inadequate facilities in Maricopa and Pima counties force 25 108 students into double sessions or extended day this year. 7 148 study in double sessions while 16 690 attend extended day with start times as early as 7 a.m. and finish times up to 6 p.m.
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Maricopa
Pima County
Arizona Education Association
Paradise Valley Elementary
Phoenix
Chandler Elementary
Federal aid to Arizona schools rises. 1962 63 totals cited
The federal government increased aid to Arizona schools by about one third from the previous year. The Arizona Education Association reports 1962 63 federal aid at 17 020 885 dollars, about 10 percent of total school revenue, up from 9 percent in 1961 62.
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Arizona
Arizona Education Association
Dix Price
AEA
Hurricane Ginny Moves From Cape Canaveral Coast
Hurricane Ginny shifted away from Cape Canaveral heading northwest threatening four states with 75 mph winds. The Miami Weather Bureau warned coastal residents from Jacksonville to Brunswick to prepare as the storm tracked 100 miles offshore. Navy air station crews at Brunswick began securing aircraft while Washington named Walter C. Williams operations director for all manned flight missions.
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Charles E. Taylor
Miami
UPS
Ginny
Cape Canaveral
Miami Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
Fla
Brunswick
Carolinas
Daytona Beach
Weather Bureau
Glynco Naval Air Station
Washington
UPD
Walter C. Williams
Prostitution Limited Here Nemetz Says
Scottsdale is relatively free of prostitution, says Police Chief Walter Nemetz, with very few prostitutes operating mainly in better homes, bars and hotels. An ordinance with fines up to 300 dollars and 90 days in jail aims to curb assignation, but proving the act remains the key challenge for police.
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Scottsdale
Walter Nemetz
Nemetz
Phoenix
Linda
North End
Lodge Coming Home to Report on South Vietnam
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge is recalled to Washington to brief Kennedy aides on political and military conditions in South Vietnam. Aimed at planning a tougher approach to President Ngo Dinh Diem's government, the move is not labeled an emergency. Lodge will return for further consultations late this month or early next.
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Washington
UPD
Henry Cabot Lodge
Kennedy
South
Viet Nam
Lodge
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
State Department
Flood Control Project Hearing Set Next Month
PHOENIX. The first public hearing on the proposed $115 million Maricopa County flood control program will be held Nov 20. The board of supervisors tentatively adopted the plan, with County Manager Charles W. Miller saying additional hearings may follow if revisions are needed. The county would pay $25 million and federal funds would cover the rest.
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Phoenix
UPS
Maricopa County
Board of Supervisors
Charles W. Miller
No Hunting Time Dad Protests School Rule
A Scottsdale father protests a Soloma elementary policy on missing work for deer hunts. Wallace Cozens and his sons Randy and Rickie face potential failing grades for days missed during hunting season. Principal Ed Trexler says he cannot dismiss students for hunting and notes no final policy on make up work.
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Scottsdale
Wallace Cozens
S. Miller Rd
Randy
Rickie
Soloma School
Cozens
Saloma
Ed Trexler
Quads' Dad Seeks Help Amid Billion Hunt Trip Dismissals
Ka diri Olupo a 41 year old gar bage cleaner begs Morning Post for aid to support his newborn quadruplets while noting his eight pound monthly earnings. He cites no magic for long life and warns about school liability if students are injured on hunting trips. Scottsdale School District lacks a policy and district principals decide on absences during hunting season.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
Kadiri Olupo
Morning Post
Olupo
Scottsdale
Javits Sets Speech Amid Push for Progressive GOP Alternative
U. S. Senator Jacob Javits arrived in San Francisco and planned a noon address before the Republican Alliance in Phoenix. He urged open debate between Goldwater and Rockefeller wings, advocating unity without silencing differing opinions.
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San Francisco
UPI
U. S
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
United Nations
Javits
Los Angeles
Republican Alliance
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Bower
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Martin
John Hindman
Tucson No. 1
Steele and Rose
McGee and Townsend
Catalina
Palo Verde
Pueblo
Rincon
Amphitheater High
Flowing Wells
Arcadia High School
Arcadia
Coronado
Phoenix Union High
South Mountain High
Hindman
Roosevelt
Tempe Union High School
Dustart
el Mirage
Longfellow and
Court
Storm
Georgia Coast Braces
NASA
Dad
Trexler
Charles C. Holt
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