Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale plans 70 bed four story addition
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital details a 1.5 million expansion to add 70 beds and four stories on the south side, with two floors open initially and the rest completed later. The project aims to ease crowding at the 129 bed facility opened in 1962, targeting a 1965 completion if possible. The move supports a master plan for a 350 bed hospital with chamber support and possible public fundraising.
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The
Baptist Hospital of
Scottsdale
Baptist Hospital Assn
Arizona
Eddins
William McGahey
Dent Carl Plumb
Arizona Southern Baptist Convention
Barry Goldwater Attacks High Court Power in Chicago Stop
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater blasted the Supreme Court over reapportionment and the use of federal power to legislate morality. He warned the court's expansion of authority threatens constitutional restraints and warned of dilution of presidential powers if he becomes president. He spoke before the American Political Science Association after touring Chicago and Rockford and criticizing recent court decisions on civil rights and prayer in schools.
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Chicago
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Supreme Court Today
Clas Tevisius
Vuloubuuas
American Political Science Association
Supreme Court
Goldwater
Rockford
Ill
Minneapolis Municipal Auditorium
Boise
Idaho
Great Falls
Mont
Congress
Senate
The
Political Sciences Association
New York
Christmas Letter From Sarah Signals Approaching Holiday
Scottsdale Postmaster O C Wilson received a letter from a child named Sarah asking for a bike for Christmas. He notes it is not a sign that Christmas is near but indicates the season is approaching. The post office delivered the letter with a hand drawn 8c stamp due to a missing stamp.
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Scottsdale
O. C. Wilson
Santa
Chrismis
Sarah
Wilson
STEP Panel Formed for Scottsdale Capital Improvements
City Manager Richard Malcolm announced a council plan to form a STEP committee to draft capital improvements for the next three years. At least 14 volunteers will be chosen, divided into seven sub-committees covering public works utilities parks recreation beautification civic center library museum galleries health safety and airport, with two councilmen per group and open meetings. Sub-committees will have city staff advisers and a secretary, and a report is due by December 15.
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Richard “Malcolm
Scottsdale
Malcolm
Deliberate Ice Plant Blast Rocks Scottsdale Plant
Scottsdale police say the blast that wrecked Ice Inc at 7803 E McDowell Rd was a professional, deliberate act. Investigators found a timing device and dynamite or blasting powder, with FBI to examine the device. Eighty bags of ice were found under debris and owners suspect rival firms.
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Lee Gould
Buster Shaver
Clarence Collmeyer
Scottsdale
E. McDowell Rd
Richard Kendall
Kendall
Ice Inc
Lee Mast
Tucson
Scottsdale Electrical
Bob Moughter
FBI
Jim Baird
Cambridge
Baird
Jcé
Philadelphia papers endorse Johnson for president
The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News for the first time endorse Lyndon B. Johnson. Triangle Publications and Kansas City Star also back Johnson, while criticizing Barry Goldwater’s stance on Social Security and nuclear policy. The Inquirer warns Goldwater would threaten peace and two party system.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lyndon B. Johnson
Philadelphia Daily News
Triangle Publications, Inc
Inquirer Today
Johnson
Assas
John F. Kennedy
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
The
Kansas City Star
Inquirer
Daily News
the Inquirer
Barry Goldwater
White House
AFT Protest Blocks Campus Meetings in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Education Association is barred from holding meetings on district campuses by order of District Superintendent Charles Holt. The AFT argues the ban violates constitutional fairness as SEA is officially recognized while AFT was denied access to school facilities and a preschool orientation program. SEA President Steve Bryan met Holt twice this week seeking a lift before a planned Wednesday meeting at Kachina School.
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Charles Holt
American Federation of Teachers Unit
Sea
AFT
Board of Trustees
American Federation” of Teachers
Steve Bryan
Holt
Kachina School
Barwich Applies For Asylum In United States
Washington reported that East German nuclear physicist Prof. Heinz Barwich has requested and been granted political asylum in the United States. He previously worked on nuclear research in Russia from 1945 to 1955 and is now in the United States.
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Washington
United States
Heinz Barwich
U.S
West Germany
State Department
Barwich
Russia
California Supreme Court rejects Goldwater ballot challenge
The California Supreme Court denied without comment a petition to bar Barry Goldwater from November ballots. The suit claimed he was not a natural born citizen since he was born in Arizona when it was a territory. Filed by Melvin Belli for Fact magazine, with ties to Ruby defender Arthur Johnson.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Supreme Court
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Melvin Belli
Jack Ruby
Arthur Johnson
Belli
Fact Magazine
New York
New Jersey
Scottsdale considers round the clock police service
Police chief Walter Nemery studies a plan as Town Marshal Naumann warns of a crime rise during the visitor season. Scottsdale budgeted 20,000 for the year, with fines boosting funds. proposal calls for 49,000 a year for 24 hour policing and traffic speed limits on Lincoln Drive Invergordon Mockingbird Lane and MacDonald Drive from 25 to 40 mph with 35 mph on a dip stretch.
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Lester Naumann
Scottsdale
Naumann
Lincoln Drive
Invergordon
Mockingbird Lane
MacDonald Drive
MacDonald
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Progress
Mast
Willard Greene
A.F.T
Scottsdale Education Assn
Florida
Georgia
South
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Wilkins
William Miller
Mississippi
Capitol Hill
Barry Suit
Walter Nemery
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