Sparse turnout at Soloma School for Scottsdale charter hearing
A crowd of 11 heard a three member panel explain provisions of Scottsdale’s city charter to be voted next Tuesday. The Scottsdale Taxpayers Association sponsored the session led by Roy Petsch Dan Weisberger and Malcolm White who defended the manager form of government and addressed concerns over firing department heads without council approval. The panel noted prior freeholder records and urged public input while noting potential amendments by special election.
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Soloma School
The
Scottsdale Taxpayers Association
Roy Petsch
Dan Weisberger
Malcolm White
Weisberger
Escort Uses Armored Convoy To Enter East Berlin
A U S civilian car escorted by a three Jeep convoy of armed MPs entered East Berlin to demonstrate resolve to keep Friedrichstrasse crossing open. The maneuver followed a morning confrontation when a civilian official in plain clothes was turned back, then reentered in an Army uniform. The United States stated it would file a formal protest with Moscow and sent Ambassador Thompson to warn against unilateral Soviet actions.
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East Berlin
Washington
UPI
United States
Moscow
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Berlin
State Department
Irwin Firestone
Pittsburgh
Military Police
Albert Watson II
A. V. Solvyev
Louis Breault
U.S. Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
Robert Sabolyk
U. S
Sabolyk
Edward J. Luce
Hemingford
Neb
Red Guards
West Berlin
Strip of Paint Divides Tense Berlin Rivals
A four inch fading white line marks the East West Berlin border as tense patrols confront each other. An American GI watches East German police patrols while a Communist guard eyes the line with long range binoculars amid mounting border tension.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Arizona Savings Case Involves 5 Scottsdalians
Five Scottsdalians face indictment in a county case tied to the 1959 collapse of the Arizona Savings and Loan Association. James R. Heron and Chuck O. Lee lead the group, with Robert Hing aiding defense for a $10 million shareholder loss. Heron says he was scapegoated and asserts the S L A was sound when he left. County officials call for further inquiry into post leaving period.
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Arizona Savings and Loan Association
James R. Heron
E. Sheridan
Chuck 0.Lee
E. Pinchot
Andrey Robert Hing
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Henderson Stockton
Heron
Association
State Banking Department
Gentry
Ronan
Seyond
Heron and Associates
Oral Vaccine Drive Delayed by Scottsdale Chamber
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce delays mass inoculations because one vaccine type is unavailable. Health officials require all three vaccines to be on hand for the program to proceed. Dr. Join Martin III notes oral vaccine options are thorough and easier to administer, but storage issues complicate clinical control.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Wise
Join Martin III
Chamber
Band Feature Of Starlight Concert At Soloma School
The Yuke Air Base band performs at tonight's Starlight Theater program replacing the Lei Lani Dancers from Phoenix. The free admission concert begins at 7 p.m. in Soloma School’s auditorium at Marshall. Selections include My Fair Lady. Lei Lani Dancers appear next Thursday.
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Yuke Air Base
Lei Lani
Phoenix
Soloma School
Cond
Marshall
JeiLani
Adults and youths depart for weekend deer hunt
Scottsdale Juvenile Officer Ken Pepper leads seven adults and 20 youths on a weekend deer hunt starting at 7 30 PM. They depart from the police station to Green Cattle Company's private grounds between Prescott and Seligman. Bill Norred drives the bus donated by the Optimists Club.
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Scottsdale
Ken Pepper
Green Cattle Company
Prescott
Seligman
Optimists Club
Bill Norred
Pepper
Ging
Norred
Ron Stromer
Bob Westline
Gale Greer
Charles Jones
Bud Weisbotten
Bob Foster
Bryant Stanners
Joey Long
Tommy Nunn
Jeff Huber
Jed Noland
Ronald Smith
Mike Stuart
Dick Nelms
Ron Wechsler
Eric Esteele
John Crum
Larry Scharff
Robert Westlune
Tom Vanzandt
John Flood
Don MacDonald
Jim Algar
Ted Hudson
Ted Jolley
Benny Watkins
Local Weather Report From Kiva School Students
Local weather compiled by eighth graders notes yesterday’s high 89 and this morning’s low 45. Forecast calls for not much change with gathering clouds and increasing winds. tomorrow’s high around 89 and a low near 45.
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Kiva
Scottsdale District Provides Education for Mentally Retarded Children
In Scottsdale the district funds transportation tuition and teachers for 26 mentally retarded pupils at Perry Institute in Phoenix. The program saves costs and aims to keep students in district classrooms when possible, with transport by Special Transport Service. Pupils show strong attendance and gradual transfer back to public schools is possible.
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Dennis Leech
Special Transport Service
Scottsdale
George Colescott
Brian Cassidy
David Dawson
Stephen Anton
Kristine Bailey
David Heidbrink
Perry Institute
Phoenix
Ed Nixon
Frye
Perry
Old County
Accomodation
Kennedy receives child letter pleading to stop Russians
A Michigan 8 year old reader from Marine City writes to President Kennedy asking him to stop the Russians from bombing the North Pole so Santa Claus will not be killed. The note ends with the child’s sign off and school grade.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Marine City
Mich
North Pole
Santa Claus
Holy Cross School
Failure Of Scottsdale Bond Could Displace 1500 Students
Scottsdale School District faces a 1,500 student bus movement if the $1,755,000 bond fails. Superintendent Dr John L Ashe outlined options and the Mohave elementary school plan to relieve overcrowding and prevent double sessions across Navajo Yavapai and Ingleside areas.
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Scottsdale
John L. Ashe
Ashe
Mohave
Jackrabbit
Granite Reef
Yavapai
Supai School
Ingleside
Hopi
City Vehicles Get Seat Belts
Scottsdale adopts seat belts in police cars and city vehicles. Municipal employees may buy belts for their personal cars through payroll deductions. Acting City Manager Jim Smith notes a significant number of employees utilized the program.
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Scottsdale
Jim Smith
Anti Communist Group Sets Meet in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Anti-Communist Study Group will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Western Savings Bank. They will hear a taped speech by Dr. Willis Stone of the Foundation for Economic Freedom on the theme of the progressive income tax.
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Scottsdale
Western Savings Bank
Willis Stone
The
Foundation For Economic Freedom
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