Esters Hurricane Aims Toward New England Coastline
Hurricane Esther with 130 mph winds moves northeast toward southeastern New England. Warnings extend from Cape Hatteras to western Long Island with watches up to Massachusetts as officials caution residents while tracking the storm’s potential impact on Thursday.
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Washington Weather Bureau
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Virginia Capes
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Newport
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Massachusetts
Mongi Slim Elected U N General Assembly President
Mongo Slim of Tunisia elected by 99 nations as the U N General Assembly's first African president taking office with an appeal for disarmament and ending nuclear tests. He succeeds Frederick H Boland and is discussed as a possible interim U N administrator amid debate over Hammarskjold's death and Russia's troika proposal.
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U.N. General Assembly
United Nations, N.Y
UPI
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Slim
Tunisia
General Assembly
Africa
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Russia
Hammarskjold
Legisla
U.N
Citizen Groups and City Council Plan Scottsdale Bus Tour
The Scottsdale City Council and citizen group representatives will ride a bus tour on Oct. 7 starting at 1 p.m. Five taxpayers from each of three districts will join officials to review street and drainage improvements and decide which costs to fund or omit from engineers plans. The covered districts include southwest from Indian School to Osborn west of Scottsdale Road, northwest from Indian School to Camelback west of Scottsdale Road, and the area around the community center south of Second Street.
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Indian School
Osborn
Scottsdale Road
Camelback
Second Street
Council Splits Car Purchase
Scottsdale City Council split the difference on buying two new police cars. They approved one standard size for the chief and one compact for the investigator, releasing the current chief’s car for patrol work. Bids from Town and Country for a Plymouth at $2,240.88 and a Valiant compact at $2,118.73 were accepted. A $2,067.74 bid from T and S Motors for a Lark compact was rejected for not meeting city specifications.
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Plymouth
T & S Motors
Scottsdale Seeks Supreme Court Over Tempe Sewage Dispute
Scottsdale plans to file a writ of prohibition with the State Supreme Court to determine if Tempe may require compliance with its zoning rules for a plant on Scottsdale land. Fisher Contracting Co. and Scottsdale seek fast high court action to avoid yearlong delays, as the current disposal plant nears overload.
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Tempe
State Supreme Court
Roe
Fisher Contracting Co
Fisher Company
High Court
Supreme Court
Katanga Ultimatum to UN in Congo Cease Fire Talks
Katanga President Tshombe demanded new UN proposals by nightfall to end the Congo fighting after paying tribute to Dag Hammarskjold. Radio Free Katanga claimed government troops moved into Katanga to topple Tshombe as UN talks continued with mediator Mahmoud Khiari.
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Northern Rhodesia
UPI
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
The
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Radio Free
U.N
Tshombe
Hammarskjold
New York
Elisabethville
Paris
Paul Lambroschini
Mahmoud Khiari
Tunisia
Khiari
Kamina
Tribal Leader Sees Scottsdale Move To Reservation Inevitable
Salt River Indian Reservation chairman Burgess Burke said Indians probably can’t stop urbanization of their area. He predicted the Pima Road boundary between the reservation and Scottsdale’s east side will likely disappear as development proceeds. Burke noted the council is studying the county master development plan and cautioned if government land development proceeds as planned there isn’t much they can do.
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Scottsdale
Burgess Burke
Salt River Indian Reservation
Pima Road
Scotsdale
Burke
East Berlin Clears Homes Along Border as Clamp Tightens
Berlin reports say East German police moved residents from flats near Harzerstrasse as the border line dividing the city faced new pressure. Vopos sealed openings and escorted evacuees while Gen. Lucius Clay arrived as Kennedy's envoy and spurred Berlin morale amid orders to act without delay if incidents occurred.
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Berlin
UPI
Vopos
Harzerstrasse
City
Lucius Clay
Kennedy
Interior Ministry
Scottsdale moves to annex 50 acre Paradise Valley area
Scottsdale began annexation to claim a 50 acre parcel on Lincoln Drive west of Scottsdale Road. The move follows Paradise Valley’s prior annexation being voided and appealed. Final action due next week after maps and descriptions are checked.
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Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale Road
Bob McNutt
Pat Downey
Karl Johnston
Harry Lenart
Diane Brinsic
Phil Messinger
Johnston
Annex Lawsuit Threatens Eastside Improvements
A suit challenging Scottsdale’s large eastside annexation could delay key projects. City officials cite run off control, bond financing difficulties, and a court date October 18 as turning points for 86th Street work and Park McDowell irrigation ditch measures. Home builder John Hall offered to share costs if matching funds are provided.
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Roe
Scottsdale
86Th Street
Coronado
Granada
Park McDowell
John Hall
Eastside Group Plans Meeting on Annexation Effects
East Scottsdale residents gather at 8 p m in the American Legion Hall on First Street for a public meeting led by John G Thomas president of the East Scottsdale Citizens Association The discussion covers annexation impact on municipal elections city services area programs needing citizen action and school district elections for Scottsdale residents.
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American Legion Hall
First Street
John G. Thomas
East Scottsdale
Enrollment rises 16 percent in Scottsdale grade schools
Scottsdale reports a 16 percent rise in elementary enrollment this year at 13,207 students, up 1,823 from 11,202 last year. High schools total 4,286. Hohokam and Supai show largest gains among elementary schools with notable shifts across several schools.
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Scottsdale
John L. Ashe
Ashe
Arcadia
Coronado
Women Fry
Hohokam
Supai
Kachina
Tavan
De Gaulle to Surrender Emergency Powers This Month
French President De Gaulle announced to his cabinet that he will surrender his emergency dictatorial powers at month end. He made the statement on the eve of a four day grassroots speaking tour of the provinces after taking full powers during the Algiers revolt last April.
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Leopoldville
Hammarskjold
Tshombe
Paris
de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
Algiers
Supervisors Approve 13th Division for Maricopa Court
Maricopa County supervisors announced funds for a 13th division of the Superior Court. A roving judge will hear cases until space is found for a new courtroom.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Maricopa County Superior Court
Russia conducts 14th atmospheric nuclear test
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that Russia fired its 14th fallout producing nuclear device since Sept 1. The detonation occurred near Novaya Zemlya in the early hours and yielded about one megaton.
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Washington
UPS
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Novaya Zemlya
Barry to Speak at Encanto Park Band Shell
Senator Barry Goldwater will report on the Senate’s current session at a free public meeting tomorrow at 7 36 p m at the Encanto Band Shell Phoenix. He will discuss federal aid to education public versus private power the Cuban debacle the Berlin crisis and the admission of Red China to the United Nations.
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Barry Goldwater
Senate
Encanto Bandshell
Phoenix
Berlin
United Nations
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