Police Break Up 300 Youth Mob After Football Game
Police used night sticks and tear gas to disperse about 300 youths at a drive in near Scotts dale and Osborn roads. Seven teenagers from Mesa were detained briefly before being released after interrogation. Authorities anticipate more incidents after past clashes following games between Scottsdale and Mesa.
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Scottsdale
Osborn Roads
A&w Root Beer
Mesa
Plaza 777
Scottsdale Road
Indian School
Scottsdale High
Irritated Scottsdale Citizen Demands Prosecution
A Scottsdale newspaper issue from September 30, 1961 notes a citizen’s call for prosecution amid local frictions. The item appears in a daily edition with price details and volume information.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Red Chinese offer peace for U.N. seat
Chinese leader Chou En-Lai said Peiping would coexist peacefully with the United States if Washington drops its opposition to a U.N. seat for China. He spoke at a Peiping reception on the eve of the 12th anniversary, signaling a possible shift in policy with stated conditions.
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UPI
Chou En-Lai
United States
U.S
United Nations
Peiping
Chou
United States of America
Red China
Communist New China News Agency
Small Nations May Break U.N. Deadlock Over Secretary General
United States hopes smaller nations in the General Assembly will push for action to fill the post left by Dag Hammarskjold. Western diplomats fear administration could derail without a new secretary general as East-West talks stall. Russia and the United States clash over a four horsemen plan and other proposals fail to gain traction.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
United States
General Assembly
Scottsdale Annex Affair sparks call for prosecutions
Scottsdale residents demand investigation after revelations that signatures on eastside annexation petitions were falsified. City Manager Bob McNutt and annexation coordinator Scotty Camp resign amid lie detector tests. perjury and falsification accusations loom as county attorney weighs prosecution.
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Felix F. Gordon
Eastside
Scottsdale
Bob McNutt
Gordon
McNutt
Arizona
H. E
Scotty) Camp
Camp
Syria Expels Egyptian Officials as New Regime Emerges
Damascus broadcasts order Egyptian civilian and military officials to report to local commanders for dispatch to Egypt while signaling openness to Egypt plus friction with Aleppo. Iraqi border troops move toward Syria and Cairo sees protests as UAR supporters flood streets during upheaval.
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UPI
Syria
Egypt
Supreme Revolutionary Command
Radio
U.A.R
Retarded Child To Get Benefit Of Scholarship
The Scottsdale Junior Women's Club presented a $25 monthly scholarship to Arizona School for Retarded Children to support a needy student. Three of eight former attendees have been integrated into public schools, a sign of progress cited by John Wray, president of the Arizona Association for Retarded Children. The school operates both morning and afternoon sessions with a professional teacher and volunteers, six from the club. four more volunteers are needed.
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J.P. Doyle
Arizona School For
Jeffrey Hajall
Doyle
Second and
Hinton
John Wray
E. Lewis
The
Arizona Association For Retarded Children
Wray
Conservative Heads Syria Regime
Mamoun Al Kuzbari, 47, named premier of Syria, appears conservative and adaptable rather than a true rebel leader. Arab experts note his background in government posts under various regimes and his past as speaker of parliament and justice minister. The Supreme Arab Revolutionary Command issued most edicts so far.
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Russia
Syria
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Kuzbari
Supreme Arab Revolutionary Command
Berlin crisis talks end in New York City as Gromyko hopes for results
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko concluded their third Berlin crisis conference in New York City after nearly four and a half hours. Gromyko said he hopes the talks will yield useful results, with no immediate U S comment.
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New York City
UPD
State Rusk
Gromyko
Berlin
U. S
Scottsdale School District Board Election Tuesday
The Scottsdale School District holds a board election Tuesday. Voters may register through Monday night at the Scottsdale Precinct Justice Court or City Clerk’s office. Polls open all day Tuesday at nine district schools. transportation offered by the Scottsdale League of Women Voters.
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Scottsdale
Mc.clay
Scottsdale Precinct
E. First St
E. Main
City Hall Rumbles Over Eastside Annex Collapse
Scottsdale city hall faced turmoil after the eastside annex collapse and resignations of two officials. A council meeting focused on a charter election date but was dominated by controversy over the annexation. Resident Tom Cook condemned city leadership and accused Mayor Mort Kimsey of misleading the press about Phoenix involvement.
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Eastside Annex
Scottsdale
Eastside
Cook
Mort Kimsey
Phoenix
B.C. Bird
N. 81St Way
Council
Robert Conroy
81St Way
Per
Whitey) Kahlen
S. Kachina Way
Scottsdale Jaycees
Iask
Richard Timmons
Granite Reef Rd
Scottsdale Sets Same Day Charter and School Bond Elections
Scottsdale council sets October 31 as the election day for both the city charter and the Scottsdale School District bond. The new city courtroom at 131 East Main will host the single polling place, with annexed eastside residents largely excluded. Registration closes October 30. polling lists are prepared 30 days prior.
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Scottsdale
E. Main
Goldwater's to Open New Scottsdale Fashion Square Store
Goldwater's will debut a million dollar Fashion Square outlet in Scottsdale near Scottsdale and Camelback, opening Monday at 9 30 AM with a week long preview before the formal October 9 unveiling. The two level store includes plush shops and a restaurant lounge. Goldwater's currently operates a Park Central location.
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Fashion Square
Scottsdale
Camelback
Goldwaiter’s
Park Central
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E. Benton Lane
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Archie Kelley
Don LeFevre
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