Kremlin Silent on Soviet Nuclear Explosion Sparks Global Outrage
World reaction reaches anger and alarm after reports of a Soviet nuclear test ending a moratorium. President Kennedy monitored events from Hyannis Port while U N diplomats push for action and observers note long term preparations amid Geneva talks.
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Torsten Magnusson
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Geneva
Scottsdale Boys Club Seeks Donations to Cover Mortgage
The Scottsdale Boys Club appeals for immediate contributions to cover a $3,500 loan payment due September 19 as the mortgage on its home stead approaches. Board member Mark Cockrill says the cupboard is nearly bare and seeks gifts from $5 to $500 to meet the current payment and build a cushion for December. The club, with 1,189 members paying $2 yearly dues, shares expenses with United Fund and club revenues from dues.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
Mark Cockrill
United Fund
City observes Labor Day closures and patrols
Police and firemen on duty as usual while city offices, most retailers, banks, and post office close for the holiday. The police department and Marshal's Posse will double duty with officers patrolling for traffic safety over the weekend.
Nehru warns Russia nuclear blast raises war danger
In Belgrade Nehru urged Russia and the United States to negotiate amid a crisis of human destiny. He called the Berlin dispute illegitimate and said war would be catastrophic, urging unaligned nations to press for peace despite tensions with Khrushchev.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
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United States
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Nehru
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
United Nations
Jrepublic
China
Scottsdale Residents petition city council over bad streets
A petition signed by 200 homeowners protests the condition of West Osborn Road Orange Avenue and Citrus Drive extending Earls Drive. Originator Jim Zimmerman plans to propose oiling and grading and notes some owners would participate. Rights of way for Osborn widening are not yet pledged.
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Orange Avenue
Citrus Drive
Earls Drive
Scottsdale Road
Jim Zimmerman
S. Orange
Democratic Central Committee
Council
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Osborn
East German protest over U S troop reinforcement in Berlin
East Germany lodged a protest through its official ADN agency against the dispatch of 1 500 U S troops to reinforce the Berlin garrison. American officials rejected the protest and said they would not respond, stating U S access to Berlin remains unrestricted and East Germany has no say over Western traffic.
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Yalta
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Prague
Your Child in School column debuts September 7
Arizona education expert Joseph Stocker launches a new column in The Scottsdale Daily Progress titled Your Child in School. He previews topics like teaching machines, team teaching, and ungraded schools, promising colorful, expert analysis on controversial issues.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Coronet
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Redbook
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Parents Magazine
True
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Labor Day Traffic Fatalities Reported by UPI
United Press International reports 51 traffic deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday over Labor Day weekend. The toll notes no Arizona fatalities so far and aligns with the National Safety Council projection of 420 deaths by end of the holiday period.
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Scottsdale Annex Petitions Checked
The Arcadia Good Government Association said it is reviewing the sufficiency of petitions for Scottsdale annexations affecting Arcadia and possibly Phoenix. Dr. Irwin Miller, ASU professor and association president, noted scrutiny of eastside annexations and a Paradise Valley border move, with data to be released to let residents respond.
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Motorola
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Eastside
Arcadia Good Government Association
Hamay
Irwin Miller
E. Calle Rosa
Arcadia
Camelback Mountain
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Miller
Arizona State University
Association
Les Hogan
Exeter
Hogan
Scottsdale to cover eastside street light bills and install more
Scottsdale will pay future street lighting costs for annexed eastside areas and launch lighting projects in others. Homeowners in these districts will no longer pay assessments, with current rates per 100 of valuation varying from 20 to 65 cents. The average will roughly match the 38 cent city tax, per McNutt.
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Bob McNutt
McNutt
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Eastside
Scottsdale Country Acres
Cox Heights No
Hallcraft
Scottsdale Estates
Trail West
Cavalier
Cox Heights
Scottsdale Highlands
Tempe youth injured in Scottsdale Road motorcycle crash
A 17 year old Tempe rider Ralph Thomas was treated at Mesa Southside Hospital after his motorcycle overturned on Scottsdale Road and Paradise Paseo. The bike, ridden by his 14 year old brother Bruce, swerved to avoid a Volkswagen driven by James O Farley of the Arizona Palms Motel, which pulled into the left lane.
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Ralph Thomas
Scottsdale Road
Paradise Paseo
Mesa Southside Hospital
Thomas
Bruce
James O. Farley
Arizona Palms
Farley
Kennedy Guarded as Man Threatens President in Mass
Security tightened across Bourne Sagamore bridges and air travelers watched after Howard C. Cooper 48, a former Brookline resident, threatened to kill the President. State police reported Cooper escaped from an Austin mental hospital 16 years earlier and warned he was extremely dangerous. He eyed a Soviet visa last year, had a suspended license, and was linked to MIT Lincoln Laboratory work.
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Boston
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Brookline
Texas
James Cleary
Massachusetts
Cleary
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Secret Service
Austin
Tex
Maine
White House
Andrew Hatcher
Soviet Union
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lincoln Laboratory
Scottsdale Daily Progress Invests In Open House Classifieds
The paper announces a new idea in its classified real estate section. Homes for sale will include inspection times so buyers can plan visits efficiently.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Today
Couple Admits Killings In Multiple States
A 3 year-old father and his 13 year-old girlfriend from Chicago were arrested in Midland Texas and confessed to four killings over four days. They led a Texas highway patrolman to a body near Midland and described a double murder in Belleville Illinois and another in Thayer Missouri.
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UPID
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Donna Marie Stone
Chicago
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West
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Meyer
Arizona
State Department warns U.S. travelers on East Germany
Washington cautions Americans against visiting East Germany unless essential, while Moscow delivers reply to Western air corridor protests. The Soviet answer reiterates opposition to Allied use of air routes to Berlin and was handed to U.S. British and French embassies.
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