Scottsdale trustees hopefuls debate bonds and federal aid
Three candidates for the Scottsdale school board met in Arcadia High School auditorium with about 200 attendees. Lee Smalsteed urged limiting closed sessions to personnel matters and supported a bond for classroom construction, Earl Sumrall favored a bond for a short term fix under local control, and Walter Tice backed bonds only if financed from district income. All discussed federal aid, meeting attendance, and the advisory committee’s purpose.
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Scottsdale
Earl E. Sumrall
Hallcraft Homes
E. Pecos
Walter C. Tice
General Electric
E. Highland
Smallsteed
Sumrall
Elec
Tax Cut Moves Through House Toward Senate Action
The 271-155 House vote sent the biggest tax cut in history toward the Senate as President Kennedy pushes for final enactment before Christmas. Republicans oppose strings, while Byrd signals cautious timing as hearings begin. The measure would start relief in January and grow to about 18.8 percent by 1965 for 50 million individuals.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
House
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Billings
Mont
Dillon
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Congressional
Arizona Solons In Party Vote
In Washington the three Arizona representatives voted along party lines on the $11 billion tax cut bill. Democrats Morris Udall and George Senner supported the measure while Republican John Rhodes opposed it. The party line vote also upheld an amendment tying the cut to reduced federal spending, which Udall and Senner opposed and Rhodes supported. the amendment failed.
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Washington
Do You Qualify To Vote Oct 1
Voter registration for the school district trustees election on October 1 runs until polls close. Voters must reside in Arizona for a year and have six months in the district. registration can be done by neighborhood deputies, at the county office AL 8 9611 Ext 441, the city clerk's office 66 W Indian School Rd on weekdays, or Scottsdale Justice Court on East 1st Street.
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Arizona
Indian School Rd
Scottsdale Justice Court
East 1St Street
Tice Attacks SEA Endorsement in Scottsdale School Race
Scottsdale candidate Tice questions Scottsdale Education Association backing of Rev. Smallsreed eight days before filing deadline. He accuses the SEA PAC of bloc voting and challenges SEA membership figures while GE engineer Tice seeks a seat on the Scottsdale school board.
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Waller Tice
Scottsdale School Board
Scottsdale Education Association
Tice
General Electric
SEA
E. Highland
SEA Political Actions Committee
Smallsreed
U’ren
Les U'ren
Ren
Meeting Places Changed for Scottsdale School Board
Scotts dale school boards will hold meetings in different district schools once a schedule is set. Superintendent Charles Holt says the move brings meetings closer to residents as the education center room with under 50 seats is needed for other uses.
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Scottsdale
Charles Holt
Holt
White House gate smashed by truck in Washington
A driver from Waynesville North Carolina crashed a plumbing truck through the White House gates. Doyle Hicks 38 was taken into custody and later hospitalized for observation. Jacqueline Kennedy and children were at the manor during the incident and Hicks urged access to the President claiming Reds were taking over in North Carolina.
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UPI
North Carolina
White House
Doyle Allen Hicks
Waynesville
N.C
Executive Mansion
Hicks
Secret
Hicks Heating & Plumbing Co
Kennedy
Symington
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
Clair Engle
California
Case
Eisenhower
Taliesin West Auditorium Damaged By Fire
Fire destroyed the 100 seat Taliesin West auditorium on the Taliesin campus near Scottsdale. Rural Fire Department crews fought the blaze for about 20 minutes with six engines at first light. No loss estimate given. A second fire at the nearby Thomas Mall Shopping Center caused minor damage and one injury.
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Frank Lloyd Wright
Taliesin West
Rural Fire Department
New Thomas Mall
44Th Street
East Thomas
Warren defends high court in decade of controversy
Chief Justice Earl Warren says Supreme Court decisions reflect times, not cause controversies. Speaking in San Francisco at a California Bar Convention tribute, he notes civil rights caseload surged since World War II and the court is a reviewing body rather than an original jurisdiction court. He marks 10th anniversary of his appointment by Eisenhower.
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UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Earl Warren
California Bar Convention
Supreme Court
Phil S. Gibson
California Supreme Court
High Court
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denning report clears government in Profumo affair
Lord Denning finds no breach of security by Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's government over the Profumo scandal though he criticizes Macmillan and aides for not fully knowing the ministerial improprieties. The report clears other cabinet members but notes awareness of ministerial activity with Christine Keeler.
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UPI
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Lord Denning
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Macmillan
Eton
Oxford
Grenadier Guards
Profumo
Harrow
Northhamptonshire Yeomanry
Valachi Sings Behind Doors For Senators
Joseph Valachi appeared at the Senate investigations subcommittee room to preview testimony on the Cosa Nostra. The witness, facing a $100000 bounty, will testify publicly for the first time Friday.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Cosa Nostra
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Valachi
Stockpile report sparks GOP criticism in Senate panel
Former Eisenhower official Dr. Arthur Flemming charged that Senate stockpile investigators ignored detailed data from the Joint Committee on Defense Production as a disputed report accused cabinet favoritism and excess profits in the stockpile program. He defended ODM purchases and noted current administrations had not set new objectives.
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UPI
Senate
Arthur S. Flemming
Eisenhower
Flemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Special
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Joint Committee On Defense Production
Weather Forecast With Wind Shifts and Highs
Continued fair and windy conditions with southeast winds 15 to 25 mph today, easing tonight. High near 103, low tomorrow 72, high 102. Weather Observer Willard L. Greene reported Wednesday's high at 104 and today's low at 84.
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Willard L. Greene
Ex-Cop Nicholson Wins 90000 in Damages
A US District Court jury awarded former Scottsdale policeman Jon P. Nicholson 90000 after a September 20 1962 motorcycle crash with Edward Carmen Di Orio of San Diego. Nicholson crippled and in medical need may collect little of the total after a trial that reduced requested damages from 375400 to 200000. Scottsdale suit against Di Orio for 1250 damages to the motorcycle and Di Orio counter sued Nicholson for 165000.
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Jon P. Nicholson
Scottsdale
Edward Carmen di Orio
San Diego
Calif
Nicholson
Scottsdale Road
di Orio
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