78 PLUNGE TO FIERY DEATHS IN TWA CRASH
A Trans World Airlines Constellation with 78 aboard crashed near Clarendon Hills after leaving Chicago Midway for Las Vegas. No survivors reported. FBI, CAB, FAA investigated possible sabotage while ham radio chatter and last transmissions were examined.
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Las Vegas
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T. A. Niemeyer
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City Cuts Garbage Rates for East Side Annexed Residents
The city lowers garbage rate to 1.50 monthly and includes trash collection in the same fee. Sewer service drops to 2.50 monthly. Fire and police protection begin after the annexation ordinance covering six square miles and about 18,700 residents. There is no direct charge for fire protection.
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Eastside
240 Homeowners Join Protest Against Annexation
About 240 homeowners plan to oppose Scottsdale's Eastside annexation of 18 700 residents this week. Attorney Charles Brewer of Phoenix, who voided prior Arcadia annexations, will lead the legal challenge to preserve unincorporated status. no suits filed yet as organizers seek more residents.
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Eastside
Charles Brewer
Phoenix
Arcadia
Local Scottsdale High Enrollment Exceeds Early Expectation
Scottsdale three high schools register 4 365 students including 1 525 freshmen. Arcadia 1 585 Scotts dale 1 477 Coronado 1 303. Freshmen totals 527 Arcadia 473 Scotts dale 473 Coronado. Full schedules begin midweek with staggered start times and class cards Tuesday.
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Scottsdale Declares Itself Wests Biggest Cow Town
Scottsdale expands with six dairy operations in its Eastside annexation adding about 850 dairy cows to the city. The town, already billed as The Wests Most Western Town, hosts State Dairy Commissioner A Warren Austin.
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Scottsdale
A. Warren Austin
Doves Open Season Baffles Scottsdale Hunters
Dove season began and police report two shooting complaints in Scottsdale city limits along Pima Road. A new Eastside annex area sees off limits gunfire and no citations issued by noon. Indian reservation hunting requires a permit and violators face confiscation. Season ends September 24.
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Eastside
Pima Road
Indian Agency
Neutrals Warn World War III Looms at Berlin Meeting
Yugoslavia's President Tito with Nasser and Sukarno warned that World War III could break out at any moment over Berlin. They urged urgent UN action and an East West summit while decrying resumed nuclear tests and mobilization. The unaligned conference aims to press for Berlin peace, German reunification, and a gradual arms reduction.
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UPI
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Soviet Rockets Could Hit Any Target First Shot
The Red Star said Soviet nuclear missiles can strike anywhere on Earth with the first shot. The claim follows the Soviet press tone after the Thursday decision to resume nuclear tests.
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Moscow
UPI
Red Star
Two Days Left In First Period Of Progress Circulation Contest
The Scottsdale Daily Progress runs a two day countdown to the end of the first period of its Everybody Wins subscription drive. Each one year subscription yields 25 000 votes, with post period value dropping to 20 000 votes for the next two weeks.
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House Cuts Bill On Foreign Aid To 3.4 Billion
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed President Kennedy's foreign aid bill to 3.4 billion. It urged prudence as the program could span 30 years and that Congress should delay further funding until U.S. needs are clearer. The cut followed an 896 million reduction, with a separate authorization setting a 4.2 billion outside limit for the year ending next June 30.
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UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
Freeholders Reject Charter Changes But Consider Others
Freeholders shot down a plan for ward elections and a revised conflict of interest clause in the proposed city charter. Board chairman Charles Christakis said other city attorney suggestions may be reviewed at a final meeting Tuesday night. If turnout is insufficient, the charter may be submitted as is, with Sept. 8 as the legal deadline. The charter has 12 of 14 signatures and would frame all city operations if adopted. Mayor Mort Kimsey holds stock in Arizona Public Service Company.
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Christakis
E. Eugene Clark
Roy Petsch
Mort Kimsey
Arizona Public Service Company
Soviet Nuclear Test Restart Roils World Response
London reports that the Soviet Union resumes nuclear testing provoking Western and non aligned nations while Communist bloc allies defend Moscow. Izvestia warns the US against fanning war as Belgrade hosts a 24 nation unaligned summit and European voices decry the move as provocation and blackmail.
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UPI
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Europe
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Izvestia
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Belgrade
Koca Popovic
Scottsdale Boy Bitten By Snake
An 11 year old Scottsdale boy, Edward L. Golland, was bitten on the right hand by a two foot non-venomous snake while helping friends capture it. Police escorted him to a doctor's office for treatment where he rested comfortably.
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Eastside
Edward L
Tinker) Golland
Edward G. Golland
Tinker
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