Broadway Hale deal moves forward in Scottsdale
James H. Brewer states Broadway Hale signed a 244 million construction contract with Kutcher to start next week on a Scottsdale Broadway Hale store. Russ Lyon Jr notes the project adds landscaping and furnishings costs over 1 million. Planning commission to hear a sign ordinance change on Sept 24 amid local opposition.
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Los’ Arcos
Scottsdale
McDowell Rds
James H. Brewer
Hale
Kutcher
Sday
Brewer
Broadway
Couch
Cil
Russ Lyon Jr
Commission
Pandora’s Box
The
Humphrey charges Republicans block Fortas. Nixon hits crime view
Friday reports from SEA GIRT and INDIANAPOLIS cite Vice President Humphrey alleging Republicans blocked Abe Fortas confirmation to favor Strom Thurmond with Nixon's backing. Nixon calls Humphrey naive on crime causes. Other dispatches cover Tay Ninh fighting and Prague censorship push.
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Sea Girt
Hubert Humphrey
Sen“hte
Strom~Thurmond
Richard Nixon
Abe Forfas
Nixon
Thurmond
Senate
Fortas
Indianapolis
Richard—Nixon
Humphrey
Woman cited twice for expired license in Scottsdale
A Phoenix woman stopped by a Scottsdale police officer for failing to obey a traffic signal received two citations for driving without a current license and for the signal violation. She expressed surprise that licenses must be renewed every three years. her Arizona license issued in 1946 had expired.
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Scottsdale
Willie
McDonald
Arizona
Inquest Planned Into Death Of Scottsdale Infant
An inquest will determine the death of one week old Mitchell Scott Magis of 6462 B Cypress. Judge Harold H Holcomb awaits the medical examiner's report before setting a date. The infant's father William Magis reportedly does not know what happened while the mother is hospitalized in shock at Memorial Hospital.
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Scottsdale
Harold H. Holcomb
Mitchell-Scott
Magis
William Magis
B.” _Cypress
Bell write in fails for Scottsdale supervisor post
Larry Bell of Scottsdale aimed to win as a write in candidate for the county supervisor post. Latest reports show Bell with 244 votes, short of the 262 required. Republican supervisor Barney Burns runs unopposed for another term in District No. 2. Outcomes of write in campaigns in Scottsdale’s Legislative District 8 D remain undecided with Wally Dwyer mentioned.
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Larry ‘Bell
Scottsdale
Supervisor
s_ post
Bell
B. W.(barney) ‘Burns
Wally. Dwyer
Weather winds and political write-in results loom
The forecast calls for mostly windy conditions with clouds and breezy periods today and Saturday with high temperatures around 98 to 103 and low tonight. County elections officials say write-in results for the Democratic nomination to the state senate and Mrs Juanita Richards for the House won’t be known until early next week.
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Senate
Juanita
Richards
House
Chevalier Hailed On Eightieth Birthday
In Paris more than 400 close friends toasted entertainer Maurice Chevalier at a black tie birthday sal after his year long farewell world tour.
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Paris
UPI
Maurice’ ‘Chevalier
Politician arrests Progress City editor over libel claim
Scottsdale activist Harry Dunham placed journalist Jack Karne under provisional arrest outside the Guy Stillman state senate headquarters at 7221 E Camelback Rd. Dunham, a Democratic candidate, cited criminal libel in his claim and waited for charges via normal channels while police reviewed laws with Lt. Fred Todd.
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Progress City
Jack Karne
Harry Dunham
Maricopa County
Democratic “Central Committee
Guy Stillman
Camelback ‘Rd
Dunham
Scottsdale
Dale Samuels
Karie
Samuels
Democratic ‘Party
Republican Party
Tucson
James Kirk
Kirk
Arizona
Secretary -of State
State Tax Commissioner’s Office
Robert Kennedy
Fred
Todd
Private jet crash kills three in dense Burbank fog
A private twin-jet struck power lines during an instrument approach to an airport in dense fog, disintegrating and killing three people. Two men aboard the plane and a woman on the ground died in the accident in Burbank, California.
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Burbank
Calif
Arizona businessmen plan two week trade mission to Central America
A group of Arizona businessmen will depart September 22 for a two week trade mission to Guatemala El Salvador Nicaragua Costa Rica and Panama to seek new markets for Arizona products. The mission is led by Robert Foglesong of the Valley National Bank's international department and Phoenix attorney C Louis Crowder.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Central America
Guatemala
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa “Rica
Panama
Robert Foglesong
The
Valley
National Bank
County Attorney pushes parental responsibility in juvenile crime effort
Maricopa County Attorney Robert Corbin announced a new step to fight juvenile crime. His office will prosecute parents who fail to act against delinquent children. In a letter to police chiefs he cited that 78 percent of county crimes were by juveniles and said the first step is returning responsibility to parents.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Robert. Corbin
Corin
Corbin
Hayden Pushes $1.3 Billion CAP Water Bill Through Senate
Arizona Sen. Carl Hayden inches toward final approval of the Central Arizona Project with a Senate voice vote. The CAP plan, conceived in 1921, envisions dams and aqueducts to deliver Colorado River water to Phoenix and Tucson, despite conservation concerns and interstate disputes.
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Phoenix
UPI
Central
Arizora
Bors
Arizo
Carl’ Hayden
D-Ariz
Hayden
Johnson
Colorado
Senate
House
Arizona
California
Grand Canyon
Inter-Basin
Tucson
Stillman Campaign Opens as Primary Race Targets District 8 C
Democratic supporters including Sam Goddard and Dr Currin Shields praise Guy Stillman in his bid for Arizona State Senate District 8 C. Stillman cites flood control Indian Bend Wash and fair tax distribution as district benefits while criticizing incumbent Senator John Conlan for lax local representation.
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Sam Goddard
Currin - Shields
Guy Stillman
Senate
Goddard
Shields
Stillman
Scottsdale
State
Camelback Rd
John, Conlan
Bend-Wash
Hich
Four arrested in Scottsdale marijuana busts four adults and two juveniles charged
Four adults and two juveniles were arrested on illegal possession of marijuana in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. Michael Norman Frye and Bruce Neil Hering were arraigned and held on 3300 bail. One juvenile released to parents, another sent to juvenile detention. Police say the incident followed a Coronado High School car stop during which marijuana and other drugs were found.
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Scottsdale
Paradise
Val
Michael ‘Norman’ Frye
E. Palm
Bruce Neil Hering
66Th St
Justice Court
Pamela.Murphy
Tempe
Carol Garton
Paradise Valley
Bob Reed
Quail
Frye
Hering
Miss Murphy
Tom Star
Ray Klies
Cat
Coronado High School
Star
Elies
Klies
Sai
Progress Resumes Saturday Publication With Expanded Coverage
The Progress will resume Saturday publication this week to provide expanded local sports and news coverage. The weekly Religion and Real Estate pages will shift from Friday to Saturday, and the Daily Progress will appear on Saturdays at readers' doors.
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Progress
Real Esstate
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United Press International
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Ninh Saigon
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Saigon
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Prétifier
Oldrich Cernik
Czechoslovakia
Chevalier
Miter
Dunslam
Fred T Colter
Glen Canyon
Senngressmien
Colorado River
John-John
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E. “McKinley
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