Scottsdale Trustee Candidates State Their Views
Three candidates for Scottsdale school board answered a Scottsdale Progress questionnaire. They include Rev. Lee J. Smallsreed, Earl E. Sumrall, and Walter C. Tice, offering positions on federal funds, classroom crowding, bond financing, teacher salaries, counseling, executive sessions, free textbooks, and long range planning.
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Scottsdale
Lee. J. Smallsteed
N. 85Th St
General Electric
Can You Vote In Tuesday School Board Election
Voters must be registered to participate in the school board trustee election. Requirements include a one-year Arizona residence and six months in the district. Registration closes when polls shut at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Registrars are at city hall or justice court or call AL 8-9611 Ext. 441 for help.
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Arizona
City Hall
Justice Court
Fire Destroys Taliesin Auditorium During Festival
Fire sweeps the auditorium at Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright’s desert campus, causing about 150000 dollars in damage. The building hosts the annual Festival of Music and Dance and will be rebuilt.
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Festival of Music and Dance
Taliesin West Plans Rebuild After Fire
The Taliesin West auditorium will be rebuilt with fire resistant roofing by Minnesota Mining Company. A committee of the American Institute of Architects watches over Wright buildings. The fire caused $150000 in losses including festival costumes and a harp. The structure will keep stone walls and steel beams, with possible capacity limits unchanged. The cause was undetermined but not suspicious.
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Taliesin West
Frank Lloyd Wright
Architectural School
Charles Montooth
Wright
Minnesota Mining Company
the Daily Progress
American Institute of Architects
AIA
Sunny and Breezy Temperatures Hold Near 102
The forecast calls for sunny and breezy conditions with little temperature change. Today will reach around 102 with a low near 68 tomorrow and a high of 102. U S Weather Observer Willard L. Greene reported Thursday’s high at 102 and today’s low at 74.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
City sidesteps P O site snarl in Scottsdale
Scottsdale officials have yet to take a formal stand over a proposed Post Office site on Scottsdale Road near Osborn Road. Community groups fear traffic hazards from a $500000, 27000 square foot building, sparking protests from Chamber of Commerce, merchants associations, and the Scottsdale Jaycees.
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Post Office Department
Scottsdale
Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Jaycees
Police Cite 32 In Radar Check
Arizona Highway Patrol mobile radar and Scottsdale officers issued 32 speeding citations Thursday according to Police Chief Walter Nemetz. Twenty motorists were cited Wednesday, bringing the week's total to 102.
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Arizona Highway Patrol
Scottsdale
Walter Nemetz
Mafia Turncoat Describes Genovese Kiss of Death
Joseph Valachi testified before Senate investigators that Vito Genovese, a top underworld figure, kissed his hand in Atlanta prison as a symbol of control and ordered the murder of Tony Bender. He described Genovese as the Cosa Nostra boss and recounted the exchange as proof of the killer hierarchy.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Vito Genovese
Atlanta
Geno
New York
Valachi
Senate Investigations
Genovese
Cosa Nostra
Ralph Wagner
McClellan
Genoovese
Tony Bender
Underworld
Deadline Set To Register For Four-City Sewer Bond Vote
Voters in the four city area must register by Monday night as the city plans a October 29 ballot on a 7.5 million sewer revenue bond funded by project revenues. Registration hours run 8 am to 4 pm on weekdays with options at Scottsdale Justice Court East 1st Street or precinct deputies. Applicants must be Arizona residents for a year and city residents for six months and be property owners.
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Fern Anderson
Scottsdale Justice Court
East 1St Street
Arizona
Racquet Club Reopens as Private Venture on Camelback
The Racquet Club on Camelback Mountain’s north slope was sold to Robert Brown and Douglas Mack for an undisclosed price last Friday. They aim to restore private membership and expect 500 paid members by December 1. The Paradise Valley council tabled the liquor license application and authorized a two year lease for municipal offices at 6325 North Invergordon Road.
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Robert Brown
Douglas Mack
Camelback Mountain
Paradise Valley
Kiva School Library
Jack Huntress
N. Invergordon Road
Intruder Ties Knife Threat at Scottsdale Home
A mother and her 16 year old daughter were attacked at 430 am by an intruder in northeast Scottsdale. The assailant used a kitchen butcher knife to threaten harm to the boy if the mother did not submit. The daughter was injured in a rear bedroom. the man is described as white, 35 to 40, about 5'7" and 175 pounds with dark receding hair.
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Scottsdale
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Smallsreed
Sumrall
Tice
Ae ‘Lice
Supreme Court
National School Boards Association
George Adams
By Jim Barrows
Montooth
P.O
BY Hunter Gooch
Osborn Road
Bill Schrader
Herb Caywood
Ken Williams
Chambers
Chamber Board of Directors
Chamber
Denver
Washington D.C
John A. Goldsmith
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