Health Service Tightens Fallout Surveillance After Soviet Test
The U S Public Health Service boosts milk water and air sampling after Russia’s fourth nuclear test in a week. Milk iodine rises trigger alerts. water analyses shift to weekly. air stations monitor around the clock with three hour reporting for spikes. Anchorage readings show fallout much higher than August daily levels.
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Desert Forest Golf Club Opens Membership Drive
Desert Forest Golf Club in Carefree announces memberships open under president K. T. Palmer. Prospective members may join by calling WH 5-4252 or visiting 30 Pima Plaza. the club opens in December and will be members only for course play. Designed by Robert Laurence.
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Kennedy Warns Steel Prices Could Trigger Action
President Kennedy warned the steel industry that government action might be necessary if prices rise this fall. He said such action could raise defense costs by about half and impact national security funding.
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Scottsdale Battles Over City Status And Tax Funds
The article outlines Scottsdale's bid to preserve city status amid a state tax funds dispute. Officials fear a Supreme Court reversal could strip city status, prompting funding concerns. Attorney Kennedy warns that restrictive monetary or fiscal measures may be needed to keep prices steady if steel firms do not hold line this fall.
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House Approves Funds for Glen Canyon Dam Lines
Mixed reaction in Arizona to a $13 673 000 federal transmission line project for Flaming Gorge and Glen Canyon Dam. Critics led by Sen. Robert Prochnow call it a tax burden, while supporters led by Harvey F McPhail argue federal lines save money for water users and taxpayers. Governor Paul Fannin was unavailable for comment.
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Three Nations Plan Satellite Firing at Farnborough
West Germany Britain and France to launch a European satellite with Germany supplying the third stage, Britain's Blue Streak as first stage and France's Veronique as second.
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Boy Killed Riding Bicycle in Phoenix Crash
Robert Warren 11 of Phoenix died from injuries after a truck struck him while he rode his bicycle. He died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital hours after the accident. Police said the truck was driven by 38 year old Frank Sauicido of Phoenix.
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State Education OKs 56 Million for 1962 63 Schools
The Arizona Department of Education tentatively approves a 1962 63 budget of 55.7 million for schools and programs, including 20 thousand for inmate education at Florence State Prison. The plan adds 4.5 million over last year, with 318 thousand daily attendance projected and 170 per pupil staffing, while data processing equipment and department expenses rise alongside increases for senior staff.
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Board Approves Sign Variances for Three Applicants
City sign variances were approved by the Board of Adjustments for Scottsdale City Hospital Goldwater's Fashion Square and a shelter roof extension to a residential lot line at 521 West Holly. Thunderbird Supply Company and Butler Homes Inc. applications were tabled for further study. County building permits for free standing signs tied to annexed areas were issued recently.
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Funeral Held for J. Mitnick in Scottsdale
Funeral services were held at Hillside Chapel Los Angeles for J Jud Mitnick who died at his home 6044 E Cheney Rd Scottsdale He was 61 born Chicago ill came to Scottsdale 3% years ago a IIT graduate and retired automotive engineer who worked with Detroit firms He is survived by widow Freeda and daughter Melinda both of Scottsdale and sister Mrs Lillian Diament of Los Angeles Messinger Mortuary of Scottsdale arranged the services.
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Leo Carrillo Nearing Death at 81 in Santa Monica
Actor Leo Carrillo once known as Pancho in the Cisco Kid TV series is near death, according to his doctor Dr. Adolph Kosky. Carrillo, age 81 on August 6, has been bedridden since July after major abdominal surgery in 1958 and could still read newspapers and listen to the radio until recently.
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Ungraded schools allow cross grade progressing students
The Amphi theater reading program demonstrates an ungraded approach where first to third year pupils move by reading skills rather than age. Students may switch groups within the year and tackle subjects at higher levels, skipping grades if mastery allows. Melbourne High in Florida is cited as a rare example with no grade barriers.
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Weather Mostly Fair With Thunder Showers Possible
Mostly fair conditions with clouds and a chance of late afternoon thunder showers in the mountains. Little temperature change expected. High near 101 today and again Friday, low around 72 Friday morning. East side of the valley may see showers on Friday.
Army alerts 148 000 citizen soldiers for Berlin crisis
Washington reports 148000 National Guard and reserve members alerted for possible Berlin crisis service. Four armored divisions and 146 units designated top priority to boost combat readiness with added weekend drills and intensified training. 52000 individuals alerted. 18000 to join immediately, 34000 on hip pocket orders.
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Paratroop Battle Group to Europe for NATO Exercises
The Defense Department said a 1,884 man battle group of paratroopers from the 1st Battle Group of the 327 Regiment, 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell Kentucky will fly to Europe this weekend for NATO exercises from September 15 to 25. Four groups of jet fighters totaling 72 planes are also being sent to Europe for prior Allied war games beginning next Tuesday.
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UPI
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Scottsdale Youth Receives Sun Angel Foundation Scholarship
Kenneth W. Schnuelle of Scottsdale, son of Theodore H. and (name truncated) Schnuelle, won a Sun Angel Foundation engineering scholarship to Arizona State University. He ranked 25th in a 470-student senior class at Scottsdale High School, was in Mu Alpha Theta and Los Jamberros, and was salutatorian in eighth grade at Lomar Linda School in 1957. He plans a career in chemical or mechanical engineering.
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Theodore H. Schnuelle
Scottsdale
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Schnuelle
Scottsdale High School
Mu Alpha Theta
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Premier Choice Poses Challenge in Brazil Inauguration
Brazil prepares to inaugurate Joao Goulart amid a political crisis over the premier position. Military leaders demand a strong executive while a suitable candidate remains undecided as regional tensions loom.
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Joao Goulart
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Scottsdale Parks Board Reviews Bond Election
The Scotts dale Parks and Recreation Commission discussed bond issues to refinance the community center property and fund the center's construction. A recommendation was postponed to study premium costs for early retirement of outstanding pool bonds. A study will assess converting the Adobe House into a city museum.
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Scottsdale
Hurricane Carla Heads Toward Yucatan Peninsula Coast
Hurricane Carla moving north-northwest toward the Yucatan Peninsula with winds near 75 mph. Forecasters expect the storm to intensify and reach the extreme northeast tip of the peninsula, about 500 miles from the U.S. mainland, after passing Cozumel.
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UPI
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