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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1961

Page

4

United Citizens for Annexation to Scottsdale Call to Involve Residents

A Scottsdale campaign urges local residents east of Scottsdale to join a petition for or against annexation. The United Citizens for Annexation to Scottsdale Committee asks property owners to participate, inviting calls to headquarters Whitney 6-8556 for petition contact.

People United Citizens For Scottsdale Scottsdale Committee Whitney

The Other Way Whom Do We Answer

A call to action urges readers to stand up and be counted through a public appeal or campaign message. The piece emphasizes participation and civic engagement with a directive tone.

Phoenix or Scottsdale Choice: A Better Community?

A letter argues Scottsdale mismanages funds and overburdens taxpayers with debt while Phoenix offers sound planning and immediate services. It urges residents to join Phoenix via annexation, claiming long-term cost and service benefits and inviting readers to register as supporters with the Citizens for Phoenix Annexation committee.

Scottsdale Tempe Phoenix Citizens For Phoenix Annexation

Farm Income Rise Boosts Land Value

UPI reports farm income gains lifting land values. Values rose about 1 percent in the four months to July 1 with Corn Belt gains offset by ongoing losses elsewhere. Total farm land and buildings valued at 138.4 billion dollars, a record, averaging 124 dollars per acre. A Cargill process combines linseed oil and water to make a new paint, potentially protecting flax farmers from income cuts. Demonstrations start in Washington at the Paint, Varnish, and Lacquer Association convention.

Cargill, Inc Washington

Deer Hunting Case Dismissed in Superior Shooting Incident

Charges of assault with a deadly weapon were dropped against M H Crittenden and Jim Gillette in a deer hunting dispute that wounded 12 year old Bill Joe Walker. Both men still face misdemeanor counts of misuse of firearms and will answer to the charges in Justice of the Peace court. Gillette, the boy’s uncle, said the shooting began as a warning shot and continued in self defense. The victim sustained nonlife threatening injuries to both knees and one forearm.

Superior UPS M.H Tex) Crittenden Jim Gillette Justice of the Peace Dale Webb Bill Joe Walker Crittenden Gillette

West German Foreign Minister resigns as coalition forms

Bonn reports indicate Heinrich von Brentano will leave office after CDU loses majority in the 497 seat Bundestag election. FDP and SPD leaders including Willy Brandt push for new government as Adenauer era ends. Brentano cited lack of FDP confidence and said he would not join the new cabinet.

Bonn UPI Heinrich von Brentano Christian Democratic Party Konrad Adenauer Free Democratic Party and Social Democrats West Berlin Willy Brandt Adenauer von Brentano Foreign Office Free Democrats CDU

UA Lunar Lab award boosts moon studies at UA

The University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory led by Dr. Gerard Kuiper received a one year grant of 142104 dollars from NASA to extend telescope based lunar mapping and coordinate determinations. Kuiper noted the work fixes lunar equator positions aiding future detailed photography.

University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory Gerard P. Kuiper National Aeronautics and Space Administration Kuiper Air Force

Indian Ex-Con Accused of Killing Two Girls

Lawrence Modesto a 31 year old ranch worker and parolee confessed to beating Connie Mack 14 and Mary Mack 9 with a hammer in Indio California His arrest followed the discovery of Marys body at a doorway and Connies body later in a storm drain Police tied motive to an insult to the father Ardell Mack 31 a guitarist with a hillbilly band authorities said Modesto was on parole after a five year term for second degree murder in San Diego County

Lawrence Modesto Connie Mack Mary Hundred Palms Here Mocesto Connie Modesto Ardell Mack San Diego County

Traffic Toll Rises with Five Dead in Arizona Crashes

Five persons died in weekend traffic accidents in Arizona raising the 1961 toll to 418. Victims include Richard Pender 22 of Tucson who died after being ejected from a car on Calle del Arizona. Others were Arsenio Peres 34 and Russell T. Beard 57 with his wife Edna of Lakewood California in a three car crash near Yuma. Albert F. Kurata 54 of Phoenix died in a head on collision on U S 80 near Mohawk. Several other drivers were injured and authorities cited speeding as a factor.

United Press International Arizona U.S Tucson Richard Pender Calle del Arizona John Mahl Yuma Arsenio Peres Dewey-Buckeye Ranch Roll Russell T. Beard Edna Lakewood Calif Arizona Highway Patrol Perea Alfred Stewart Licrock Beards Stewart Enrique Berraza Santiago Lopez Dewey- Buckeye Ranch Albert F. Kurata Phoenix U.S. 80 Highway Patrol Kurata John F. Beale

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