Plans Made for 2000 Scottsdale East Apartment Homes
Scottsdale's planning commission approved an 2000 unit project on Hayden Road near McDowell. The $18 million Scottsdale East by The Lusk Corporation covers 200 acres with town and terrace homes priced to be affordable, with pools and recreation areas. O'Malley Investment handled land purchase and plats will be reviewed by the City Council tonight.
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Scottsdale
Planning and Zoning Commission
Hayden Road
McDowell
Scottsdale East
The
Lusk Corporation
Hayden and Roosevelt
O’malley Investment and Realty Co
Scottsdale City
Boyd T. Prior
Lusk
Phoenix Area
Phoenix
Tucson
Fargo Nelson
John Ratliff
O'Malley's
Hayden and
Roosevelt
Charles E. Wilson Dies Former Defense Secretary
Charles E. Wilson 71 former GM president and defense secretary died in his sleep from a coronary thrombosis at his Louisiana plantation. Survived by widow Jessie Ann Curtis and six children. Known for guiding GM through war production and a landmark 1945-46 labor contract with the UAW featuring the escalator clause.
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Charles Wilson
Michigan
C.S. Toler
Wilson
Carnegie
Westinghouse
General Motors
Remy Electric Co
Detroit
William E. Knudsen
Jessie Ann Curtis
Costello
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Citizens Protest Center Near Granite Reef Corner
About 50 homeowners protested plans for a neighborhood shopping center at Granite Reef and Corazonado roads. The Scottsdale Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended denying commercial zoning for the corner. The city council will decide.
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Granite Reef and
Coronado Roads
Scottsdale
Ralph Redburn
Mariposa Drive
Foreign Aid Bill Clears House Senate Roadblock
House Senate negotiators agreed to fund Kennedy’s foreign aid program with slightly under 4 billion dollars, removing the major obstacle to adjournment. The compromise bridges 3.6 and 4.2 billion proposals, with the measure expected for house approval later. Senator Pastore forecasted imminent agreement after talks with Passman and Gary. Meanwhile the Senate opened debate on a 1 billion supplemental appropriation for various government programs.
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Washington
UPI
House Senate
Kennedy
Congress
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
House-Senate
Passman
Senate
Local Meeting To Draw 500 Catholic Women in Scottsdale
At least 500 Catholic women from parishes across the Tucson diocese are set for the annual Council of Catholic Women conference in Scottsdale. The event runs Thursday and Friday with a Mary leadership theme, Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, sessions at Safari Center, and a Thursday banquet featuring Monsignor Clarence D White.
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Tucson
Arizona
Council of Catholic Women
Scottsdale
Francis Green
Mary
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Andrei Urosox
S.J
San Francisco
Safari Convention Center
Margaret Long
Phoenix
Gilbert Brodie
L. Earl Melby
Robert Piser
Time and Life Publications
Los Angeles
James Kirch
Gabriel Richard Institute
the Christophers
Clarence D. White
Washington, D. C
Four candidates to speak at Scottsdale school board forum
The four candidates for next Tuesday's school board election will attend a public forum tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. in the Arcadia High School Auditorium. The event is sponsored by the Scottsdale League of Women Voters Scottsdale Council of PTAs and the Scottsdale Teachers Association. The audience may submit written questions. moderator is Mrs. Joseph Cusack. Incumbent Lester Mowrey competes with Dr. John Martin H H Balliett and Steward S Flaschen for the single seat.
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Arcadia High School
Indian School Road
46Th Street
Scottsdale League of Women Voters
Scottsdale Council of Parent Teacher Associations
Scottsdale Teachers’ Association
Joseph Cusack
E. Granada
League of Women Voters
Lester Mowrey
John Martin
H.H
Herb) Balliett
Steward S. Flaschen
Flaschen Enters Scottsdale School Board Race
Dr. Steward S. Flaschen announces candidacy for the Scottsdale School Board in the upcoming election. He is Motorola Semiconductor executive with a rich academic background and Navy service, and has three children in Kaibab School. He emphasizes improving educational opportunities for each child.
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Steward S. Flaschen
Calle del Norte
Scottsdale
Flaschen
Motorola Semiconductor Products Division
Chicago
University of
Miami University
Pennsylvania State University
U.S. Navy
Motorola
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Kaibab
Kaibab Pta
Contest Winner Named Tomorrow
The seven week Scottsdale Daily Progress subscription contest will have a winner decided tomorrow afternoon. Deadline for entries is 12 noon tomorrow while contestants deposit orders in a sealed box at First National Bank Camelback branch in Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
First National Bank
Camelback
Scottsdale
Kennedy names Foster to head new disarmament agency
President Kennedy selects William C. Foster a Republican and former head of the Economic Cooperation Administration to lead the new Arms Control and Disarmament Agency created by Congress. Foster will coordinate U.S. disarmament efforts as Kennedy signs the bill in New York before holiday travel.
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New York
UPI
Kennedy
U.S
William C. Foster
Foreign Aid
Congress
Newport
R.I
United Nations
Foster
Carylye Hotel
Economic Cooperation Administration
Defense
Truman
Tion
John J. McCloy
Health Office Disputes Sewer Plant Proposal in Scottsdale
Maricopa County sanitation director says Scottsdale misfollows planning requests for a $913,000 plant. Officials say the plant will not adequately treat sewage for canal discharge or groundwater recharge after treatment. Tempe withholds building permit, blocking construction inside Tempe limits. Engineer notes a simple add on filter could fit available bond funds.
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Maricopa County Health Department
Scottsdale
Joseph Weinstein
Salt River
Tempe
Tom Ryan
Henningson, Durham and Richardson Consulting
Health Department
Local Attorney Heads Probe Team In Savings and Loan Case
Retired Chicago attorney Felix Gordon now in Scottsdale named chief deputy county attorney to handle Arizona Savings and Loan investigation. Gordon, long time counsel for Standard Federal Savings and Loan, was admitted to the Arizona Bar last week and has two sons, Gregory and Michael.
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Chicago
Scottsdale
Arizona Savings and Loan
Felix Gordon
N. 85Th Place
Gordon
Loyola University
DePaul University
Standard Federal Savings and Loan
Charles Rowan
Arizona
Gordons
Gregory
Arizona State University
Michael
Scottsdale High School
Russians Insist On Big Loophole In Disarmament
Washington report says Russia accepted most of Kennedy's disarmament plan but demanded a major loophole. Zorin and McCloy signed principles for gradual disarmament with international inspections, but Moscow rejects inspections of forces left behind and of armaments in depots, preserving potential unmonitored force reductions.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Kennedy
U.N
Valerian A. Zorin
New York
Zorin
U.S
John J. McCloy
Moscow
West
Siberia
General Assembly
Soviet Union
East German Court Convicts Six For Help to Escape East Berlin
In East Berlin an East German court convicted two California college students Victor Searles Pankey 18 and Gilbert Page Ferrey 20 along with a Briton a Dutchman and two Egyptians of luring and aiding East Berliners to leave the German Democratic Republic. The ADN reported Western reporters were barred from the trial which opened Monday and the six face sentencing.
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ADN
California
Victor Searles Pankey
Gilbert Page Ferrey
Henri J.P.M. Pierrot
Leyden
Holland
Berard J. Collett
Dudley
England
Mahmoud el Meshneb
Azer el Salib
The
United Arab Republic
Voice Of America Broadcasts Kennedy UN Speech Worldwide
Voice of America aired President Kennedy s United Nations speech live worldwide and arranged full or partial translations in 35 languages for over 20 million listeners. The U S Information Agency rushed filmed highlights for global shipment.
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Washington
UPS
Voice of America
Kennedy
United Nations
U.S. Information Agency
Motion Picture Service
East German border guards expelled from West Berlin
French troops and West Berlin riot police expelled armed East German border police from a West Berlin strip after the unit crossed into the French sector to repair torn barbed wire. Two vopos fled to the West as Communist guards faced West Berlin forces and weapons were pointed toward duty police.
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West Berlin
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Citizens Protest Center
Rep
Otto Passman
D-La
J. Vaughan Gary
D-Va
House
Soledad
Barbara Shebek
Steward Flaschen
Arch. Congress
JFK
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Health Office
Bobby Buelna
Walter Graves
Calle del Media
Ciro
Graves
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