Tempe Police Halt Scottsdale Sewer Plant Construction
Tempe police and officials halted work on Scottsdale’s new sewer plant inside Tempe limits. Fisher Construction faced two citations for building without a permit and a cease and desist order. Forthright tensions arose over jurisdiction and a looming counter suit as crews began removal.
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Scottsdale
Fisher Construction Company
Willis
Rivers
Sgt
Judkins
Louis Cooper
Robert Judkins
Bill Doyle
C. C. Rivers
Ken Willis
Fisher Company
Jack Harris
Fisher
War Jittery Group Plans to Move From Long Island
About 30 residents of Long Island plan to leave their homes this weekend and relocate to Chico California seeking safety from a nuclear attack. Spokesman Alvin Bauman said the move stems from the current war scare and they view their action as prudent.
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Smithtown
N.Y
UPD
Long Island
Chico
Calif
Alvin Bauman
U S Charges Reds Harass Berlin Flights
UPI report says the United States accuses Soviet backed forces of using MIG fighters to harass two Pan American World Airways flights into West Berlin. Bonn charges say Russian and East German planes crossed into West Germany 38 times since August 23 and suggests reconnaissance missions.
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U.S. State Department
Pan American World Airways
West Berlin
Bonn
West Germany
U.S
Berlin
Scottsdale Postal Receipts Boost Arizona Growth claim
Scottsdale ranked fourth in state population after annexation and posted 1960 postal receipts of 506356, surpassing Mesa’s 453969. Phoenix and Tucson posted 8269925 and 3423113 respectively. Valley National Bank cites Arizona as fastest growing state with top 10 of 12 growth indices.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Phoenix
Tucson
Mesa
Bank
Business Review
Senate OKs large foreign aid bill to Kennedy
The Senate passed a 4.196 billion foreign aid bill restoring most of a 596 million House cut and rejected an attempt to trim 150 million from the military aid portion. In Phoenix, Gov. Fannin declined to attend a Atlanta employment conference over nonsegregated hotel stays after a letter from AZ AFL-CIO official Brown. In Bonn a government spokesman said a bomb mailed to Chancellor Adenauer was intercepted.
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UPI
Senate
Kennedy
House
Phoenix
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Atlanta
K.&. Brown
Arizona Abl-Cio
Brown
Arthur Goldberg
Bonn
API
Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy Rejects Berlin Talks Under Threat
President Kennedy said the United States will not negotiate with the Soviet Union on Berlin under threat or ultimatum and will only meet Khrushchev after substantial lower level work shows progress. He asserted no intent to use force unless compelled and urged mutual restraint from neutral nations, calling for a nuclear test ban.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United States
Berlin
Belgrade
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
12-Year-Old Enrolls at UCLA as Youngest Student
Lance Kerr, 12, enrolled at the University of California Los Angeles to study English psychology trigonometry algebra and Russian in his first term. He is UCLA’s youngest student after Harvard and Caltech rejected him for age. Kerr, a Woodman High School graduate from Van Nuys, aims for physics degrees and at least one graduate degree.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lance Kerr
University of California At
Lance
UCLA
Harvard
California Institute of Technology
Woodman High School
van Nuys
Calif
Radar Net Spreads Across Arizona Under SAGE System
The Phoenix Sector of the SAGE air defense system became operational at Luke AFB, expanding radar coverage across Arizona and portions of Nevada and Southern California. Main centers at Luke and sites near Tucson, Winslow, Yuma, Ajo, and Las Vegas, with five unmanned gap fillers, are staffed around the clock by about 200 Air Force personnel each.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Nevada
California
U.S. Air Force Air Defense Command
Luke Air Force Base
William R. Nevitt
Sage
Luke
Mount Lemon
Tucson
Winslow
Yuma
Ajo
Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force
United States conducts underground nuclear test in Nevada
The United States detonated a low yield underground nuclear device at the Rainier Mesa test site in Nevada. President Kennedy urged Russia to negotiate a new test ban and said the test aims to improve detection, consider peaceful uses, and strengthen defense of the Free World. No fallout was reported.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Nevada
Free World
Rainier Mesa
Nev
U.S
Kennedy
White House
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Re Nevada
Scottsdale Man Heads Work For Red Cross Disaster Lead
A Scottsdalian was named today as American Red Cross disaster chairman for all of Maricopa County Herbert E Graybeal of North Miller Road will assume full responsibility for direction of all Red Cross disaster operations in the county with 307 trained personnel at his command Jack R Jennings disaster chairman the past six years will remain as vice chairman Nationally the Red Cross conducts some 300 relief operations a year giving food clothing shelter medical care and other aid to victims of tornadoes floods fires and other catastrophes.
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A Scottsdalian
American Red Cross
Maricopa
Herbert E. Graybeal
North Miller Road
Red Cross
Jack R. Jennings
U.N. Katanga Operation Draws Global Criticism
U.N. Congo force action in Katanga sparks sharp reactions from Belgium Britain and other friends of Hammarskjold. Critics accuse Conor Cruise O'Brien of overstepping his mandate as he framed the action as ending Katanga's secession. A Katanga jetbomb hit Elizabethville refugee camp. casualties feared. Moise Tshombe presses independence while U.N. aims to avert civil war and curb foreign personnel.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United Nations
Katanga
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
U.N. Congo
Belgium
Britain
Hammarskjold
Conor Cruise O’brien
U.N
Leopoldville
The
Katanga Air Force
Elizabethville
Moise Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Three Million Dollar Scottsdale Housing Development Announced
Forrest Cox Home Builders sold assets to Cypress Mines Corp for about 3 million dollars. The project plans 250 homes at Oak and Hayden priced 12 000 to 16 000 dollars with five models opening by September 23. Cypress Mines, with assets in mining timber and oils, will run Cox operations autonomously while Cox Heights and Cox Meadows developments proceed in Scottsdale and Deer Valley.
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Scottsdale
Forrest Cox Home Builders
Cypress Mines Corporaon
Oak and
Hayden
Cox
The
Mines Corporation
Bagdad
Arizona
Tucson
Henry VT. Mudd
Cypress
Cox Company
Cox Heights
Cox Meadows
Deer Valley
U.N. intervenes at Elisabethville to oust foreign personnel
A U.N. report by Dr. Sture C. Linner says U.N. troops moved into Elisabethville on Wednesday to expel remaining Belgian, French, and other foreign personnel. The action followed a 48 hour deadline given to the Katanga government.
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Sture C. Linner
U.N
Congo
Elisabethville
Linner
Katanga
Fatal Child Hit By Car In Driveway Mishap
A 2 year old girl, Rhonda Gargus, died after an automobile rolled from a driveway and struck her as she played on the sidewalk near her Phoenix home. Police identified her as daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gargus.
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Phoenix (Upid
Rhonda Gargus
Kenneth Gargus
Second Period Of Big Progress Subscription Contest Nears End
The Scottsdale Daily Progress urges readers to act before the second period of its subscription contest ends next Monday. It appeals for supporters to contact friends, arrange subscriptions, or mail checks to ensure their candidate receives full credit in the final push.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Daily Progress
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