Tempe Subdividers shrug off Scottsdale sewer cutoff ultimatum
North Tempe developers Gene Hancock and Yale Simons say Scottsdale commitments exist for future sewage service and deny any halt to connections. Scottsdale manager Bob McNutt imposes future cutoff if Tempe denies use permit for a new plant. Tempe counters with service letters and a $206 000 line to cross Salt River.
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Robber Returns For Loot At Circle K Market
A masked robber returned to the Circle K at McDowell and one more time this week. The bandit, unmasked this visit, forced Kenneth Flower to hand over 86.82 from the till after threatening him with a small black revolver. He fled east on foot with no car sounds heard.
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Khrushchev open to talks on Germany with Kennedy
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said he would negotiate Germany and West Berlin with President Kennedy if the president truly intends to talk. He spoke at a Kremlin friendship rally during Nehru’s visit and urged recognition of both German states and UN admission.
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Anxious Watch Made Hurricane Carla Threat To Texas Coast
Hurricane Carla swells to 125 mph in the Gulf and shifts toward a northwesterly track. A hurricane watch expands along the Texas coast as gales reach far north and officials urge evacuation and readiness.
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Rain Increases Across Arizona With Thundershowers
Moist air from the Gulf of Mexico returns to the Southwest bringing showers across Arizona. The Weather Bureau forecasts moderate to heavy rain mainly in central and eastern mountains with gusty winds. Rain amounts reported include Payson 0.65 inches and Maverick 1.30 inches, with other stations recording smaller totals.
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Colorado group tours Scottsdale visit announced
Representatives from Golden and Lolo arrive for a noon inspection tour of Scottsdale. Carl Plumb of the First Na Pee Bank escorts Dennis Pike the Golden Chamber manager and three architect engineers from another chamber member for a luncheon with city officials and chamber personnel.
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Cleator Parents Warned To Send Kids To School
In Cleator Arizona parents were told to send their children to school or face jail. Yavapai County schools superintendent Sarah Folsom stated the official stance on the refusal of 12 children to attend Mayer and Canon schools.
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Friendship prize drive fuels Daily Progress contest
A local subscription drive for the Scottsdale Daily Progress promises the grand Oldsmobile prize to the winner of its Everybody Wins contest with 15 days left. Readers are urged to recruit friends and renewals to boost chances, while separate notes report heated school funding debates in Cleator over a one room schoolhouse and missing water in the aging building.
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City Wins Right to Share State Sales Tax Revenue
The Arizona Attorney General upheld Scottsdale’s right to a city share of state sales tax revenues. Auditor Jewel Jordan announced dispersal of 28,293 to Scottsdale would begin today after initial questions over the city’s charter status. Clark Kennedy stated incorporation before charter adoption preserved the city’s revenue claim.
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Fallout Threat Could Pressure Reds to Back Atmospheric Ban
UPI reports Arthur H. Dean saying radioactive fallout dangers may force Russia to join the United States in banning atmospheric atomic tests. Dean, returning from Geneva talks after meeting President Kennedy, cautioned against expecting a Saturday Russian reply to the Kennedy Macmillan plan. Khrushchev in Moscow dismissed the plan as propaganda while Dean warned negotiations could resume if fallout risks escalate.
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White House dismisses Khrushchev offer as propaganda
The White House says Khrushchev has not issued a diplomatic invitation and that his offer to meet Kennedy is publicity. Salinger notes Khrushchev delayed informing Soviets of four atmospheric tests while Geneva talks continue. NATO warns Berlin war would be foolish but will fight if Communists attack.
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ASU Unveils 16 Million Building Plan for Five Years
Arizona State University will invest 16 million dollars in construction over the next five years. President G Homer Durham announced the plan in a faculty address, detailing additional departmental moves and campus development.
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Phoenix Pushes Arcadia Annexation Over Bond Debts
City officials and councilman Bill Flanigan argue Phoenix seeks Arcadia to shed bond debt by issuing more bonds. He criticizes Scottsdale’s lower debt while comparing high property values to increasing a mortgage. ASU plans a college of engineering and a new graduate school of social service administration as part of a five year building program.
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Five Randall sisters die in Portland frame-house blaze
In predawn fire at a two story Portland frame residence five sisters aged 5 to 18 perished. Parents Walter and Mrs Randall escaped with two other children while two older brothers were away. Fire chief said the house was engulfed as crews arrived and cause remains undetermined.
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