City Council Awards Group Insurance Contract to Cal Western
The council unanimously awarded the city employees group policy to R Dudley Young for California Western Life Insurance. New employee with dependents premium is 20.89 dollars per month, 2 cents less than Aetna. Without dependents the rate is 7.00 dollars. Minimum life coverage rises from 2000 to 4000 dollars.
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City Employees’ Group
R. Dudley Young
California-Western States Life Insurance Company
Old Scottsdale Rd
Aetna Life
California- Western
Fannin Urges Unity for Central Arizona Project
Gov. Paul Fannin urged Arizonans to unite behind the Central Arizona Project at the Arizona Water Advisory Council meeting. He warned against regional battles for Colorado River water and cited Rep. Wayne Aspinall’s warning that unity is needed to obtain authorization for CAP. The council discussed potential federal funds for a civic center and development plan, including an interest free design advance and a 3 percent loan option.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paul Fannin
California-Western
Scottsdale
Pacific Mutual
Edward M. Hore
Meee Pan Insane
Indiana
John J. Sullivan
Housing and Home Finance Agency
San Francisco
Sullivan
John Woudenberg
Bill Schrader
Gust, Rosenfeld and Civilbiss
Security Building
Asst
Tom Cochran
Weather Outlook Sees Warmth with Afternoon Clouds
Generally fair conditions continue through tomorrow with some afternoon clouds and a slight chance of mountain thunder showers. Highs reach 107 today and 106 tomorrow, with a low of 76 tomorrow. Willard L. Greene notes 307 high and 80 low recorded on Wednesday and today respectively.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Student Probe Begins Becomes Test for Travel Ban Policy
An undercover BI CIA observer testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee that the Cuba trip aimed to break the U S travel ban rather than allow firsthand view of the country. Barry Hoffman from Brookline Massachusetts described many students as pro Communist oriented and noted some cheered during a Viet Nam film. He said about a dozen students belonged to the Progressive Labor Movement and met Castro.
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UPI
Cuba
U.S
Barry Hoffman
CIA
United States
Hoffman
Brookline
Mass
House Committee On UN
Viet Nam
Castro
Fidel Castro
Progressive Labor Movement
Alfred M. Nittle
Troops Halt Viet Student Protests in Saigon Clash
In Saigon troops and police blocked a protest by more than 1,500 students and arrested leaders. The crackdown followed Buddhist tensions and amid rising Viet Cong activity. U.S. observers note heavy government casualties and debate over numbers while Ambassador Lodge urges Diem to remove Nhu.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tito to Visit Washington for Informal Talks With Kennedy
The White House announced Yugoslav President Tito will meet President Kennedy in Washington on October 17. It will be Tito’s first trip to the capital and first meeting with Kennedy, described as informal but broad in scope.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Tito
Kennedy
United Nations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Berlin
Giants to Train Farm Players at Scottsdale Stadium This Winter
Scottsdale Stadium will host San Francisco Giants farm players from October to December to build skills. City council approved a lease at 500 dollars monthly and will require insurance against organizational damage. Giants owner Horace Stoneham expects some veteran players to attend.
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Scottsdale Stadium
San Francisco Giants
Giants
National League Baseball Club
Horace Stoneham
Scottsdale
Dodgers
Lucky Phelps
Williams
Cubs
Mesa
Dirksen Stand Bolsters Pact
Senate GOP Leader Dirksen backs the nuclear test ban treaty alongside President Kennedy to sway doubtful votes. Some Republicans may drift toward the aye while southern Democrats oppose. Jackson weighs final decision as Kennedy pledges safeguards and guaranteed security under the treaty.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Kennedy
Russell B. Long
D-La
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Avenue of Charities Elks event planned in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Elks Lodge No. 2148 announces the second annual Avenue of Charities bazaar to be held at Iks Park on 64th Street and Oak in Sept 2021. Booths sponsored by about 15 civic groups will run 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. with children’s events 1 to 7 p.m. on Sept 21. Each group keeps its booth proceeds for its chosen charity.
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Avenue of Charities
Scottsdale Elks Lodge
Iks Park
64Th Street
Oak
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Progress football guessing contest starts Tuesday
The Scottsdale Progress launches a weekly college football contest with first prize 15 dollars and a 3 dollar second prize. Participants predict winners from listed games and guess a tie-breaking score. Entries are due Friday at 6 p.m. with weekly winners announced the next week.
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Scottsdale Progress
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Trustee Race Sees SEA Back Smallsreed
The Scottsdale Education Association endorsed Rev. T ee J. Smallsreed Jr for the District Board of Trustees seat vacated by Lloyd Bimson who will not seek re election. Opponent Earl Sumrall debated platforms at Pima School as Smallsreed won SEA backing.
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Representative Assembly
Scottsdale Education Association
T.ee J. Smallsreed, Jr
Scottsdale District Board of Trustees
Smallsreed
Lloyd Bimson
Board of Trustees
Bimson
Assembly
Political Action Committee
Earl Sumrall
Hallcraft Homes
Pima
Smallsteed
Bill Close
SEA
Thant Sees Chaos in Viet Nam as Situation Worsens
United Nations Secretary General U Thant described conditions in the Republic of Viet Nam as chaotic and said the government lacks democracy. He noted no information on visits by Ngo Dinh Nhu or Archbishop Ngo Dinh Thuc, while confirming ongoing talks with U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPC
Thant Today
Viet Nam
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Washington
Thant
Republic of
Plane Crashes In Phoenix Two Feared Killed
A plane crash near 51st Avenue and Thunderbird Road in Phoenix sparked a fire. Deputies said two people were feared dead as rescuers kept back from the blaze.
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Phoenix
UPI
51St Avenue
Thunderbird Road
Maricopa County
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