Subdivision Trapped in Sewer Charge Dispute
Allied Hidden Village residents face a $1 monthly sewer levy due to Scottsdale and Phoenix cross-border hookups. Phoenix bills out-of-city residents $3.50 monthly, while Scottsdale would charge $2.50. An unused Scottsdale line costs about $6,000, and over 50 homes incur premium rates as annexation and canal-bridging issues stall resolution.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Arcadia
Allied
Arizona Canal
56Th Street
Indian School Road
Hidden Village
Lant Ahs
Femal Suterneas
Pro-Scottsdale Annex Drive Surges In Eastside Support
United Citizens for Annexa tion reports a 10-1 pro sentiment to re annex 18 700 eastside residents to Scottsdale. coordinator George Tracy cites 1 233 to 150 edge in petitions and valuations near 3 122 440 of 21 million total with 10 550 000 seen as sufficient.
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United Citizens For Annexation
Scottsdale
George Tracy
Tracy
Bob McNutt
H. E. Camp
Local Weather Report by Kiva School Students
Weather notes by eighth graders using school instruments report yesterday high 56 and morning low 39 with 46 percent humidity. Trace precipitation, rising pressure 29.9, sunrise 6 46, sunset 5 37. Forecast calls for clear skies today with increasing clouds tomorrow. Breezy and warmer with today’s high around 59 and tomorrow’s low near 40.
Hattie Hurls 150-MPH Fury At Honduras
Hurri cane Hattie ripped into British Honduras with 200 mile per hour winds and 15 foot tides cutting off the country from the outside world. The center passed near Belize city at 4 30 a m PST. Forecaster Gilbert Clark said the hurricane inundated most of Belize and warned of high property damage in the flat low lying area. Belize population 30953. All were lost several hours before the full force hit.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Weather Bureau
Csast
Belize
Gilbert Clark
Pressure mounts to resume atmospheric nuclear tests
Washington reports renewed pressure from lawmakers and military leaders to restart atmospheric testing after Khrushchev announced a Soviet 50 megaton plus explosion. AEC cited preliminary estimates while Khrushchev claimed the blast was larger than scientists expected.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Scottsdale Considers $600 Monthly Librarian Salary
City Council tentatively votes to pay a prospective librarian 600 per month up from 550 last week. The library board urged 7200 yearly as a minimum for a professional librarian. Tempe and Glendale budgets are cited for comparison and qualification expectations.
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Scottsdale
The
Daily Progress
Tempe
Glendale
Louis Cooper
Cooper
Parade of the Goblins at Papago Plaza Tonight
The second annual Parade of the Goblins runs 7 p.m. at Papago Plaza Shopping Center Scottsdale and McDowell roads. More than $100 in prizes awaits 3 to 12 year olds in costume contests for originality fright humor spookiness and prettiness with free ice cream for every participant.
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Papago Plaza
Scottsdale and
McDowell Roads
Papago Plaza Merchants Association
Mistaken Bomb Blast Sparks Global Protests
Angry demonstrations erupted in Italy Britain and Japan over Soviets testing a larger than expected nuclear device. Police clashed with about 1 000 students near the Soviet embassy in Rome amid broad Western condemnation of Khrushchev remarks and the test as a menace to peace.
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Soviet Union
Italy
Britain
Japan
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Mos
Rome
Global tension as six megaton Soviet test sparks protests worldwide
The commission reports a six megaton Soviet atomic device exploded early today contradicting earlier claims of natural phenomena. In Rome, students and police clashed near the Soviet Embassy injuring many and blocking traffic. In Tokyo, about 200 leftist students protested while Zengakuren leaders sought to present a note but were denied entry. London antibomb demonstrators gathered as observatories detected shock waves similar to earlier tests.
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Soviet Union
Institute of Global Physics
Italy
Rome
Khrushchev
Tokyo
Zengakuren
Russia
Communist Party
London
Morday
Kew Observatory
Arctic
Novaya Zemlya
Reds Retreat As West Berlin Cops Hurl Gas
West Berlin police report Communist police fled in disorder after tear gas attacks near the French Soviet sector border. Earlier, East German forces fired gas grenades over the wall, and militants retreated while three East Germans escaped to the West, including a two year old-appearing Communist officer through barbed wire.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Voter Turnout Light In Scottsdale Elections
Voters were slow to respond in two Scottsdale area elections with 39 ballots by 11 a.m. in the city charter vote and 463 cast in the school bond election authorizing 1.755 million dollars. Scottsdale High reported 83 votes among nine polling places as polls close at 7 p.m.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High
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United States
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AEC
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Arizona
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Brarian
Charles Deen
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Robert Scruggs
Tom Sawyer
Pat Cooley
Harriett von Gontard
Charles Hartigan
Diane Baker
Yavapai
Lisa Wallace
Bunny
Mike Maule
Superman
Lori Swim
Lee Wilson
Robbie Retzloff
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