Candidates Speak Tonight in Scottsdale School Board Fight
Three candidates Earl Sumrall Rev Lee Smallsreed and Walter Tice face voters at 8 p.m. tonight at the Unitarian Church Phoenix in a forum on key issues ahead of the five year board election. Electors vote from 6 a.m. tomorrow.
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Earl Sumrall
Hallcraft Homes
Lee Smahlsteed
Scottsdale United Congregational Church
Walter C. Tice
General Electric
Motorola Inc
Unitarian Church of Phoenix
E. Lincoln Drive
Smallsreed
Sumrall
Fed
Understanding nerves and tension for effective living
Howard Whitman explains that nerves can be redirected into helpful energy. He cites examples from Broadway stars to farmers, showing tension drives strength and performance while excess stress harms health.
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Howard Whitman
Where We Stand Editorial Endorses School Board Candidates
The Scottsdale Daily Progress endorses one of three candidates for the school district board of trustees. The editorial thanks all three for campaigns and urges citizens to vote tomorrow, stressing voting as a vital civic duty.
Scottsdale Sewer Bond Slated City Council to meet on details
Scottsdale City Council will meet at 8 tonight at city hall to discuss the five city sewer agreement and a subdivision ordinance. A vote date for a $7.5 million sewer revenue bond may be set for Oct 29 with bond repayment from project revenues and no taxes. The bond date could be Oct 29.
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City Hall
Ken Williams
Council
E. Main St
Opening Delays Charm Program
The charm course and special interest program sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department has been postponed from tomorrow until Oct. 8. Department officials said it conflicted with the formal open.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Shoes Bring Law on Tipsy Hiker
Scottsdale police officer Richard O Hara investigated a report of a drunk man on Indian School Road near Hayden. The man walked oddly but was sober, and he shuffled toward the Salt River Indian Reservation due to large holes in his shoe soles.
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John Colter
Montana Redskins
Scottsdale
Richard O'Hara
Indian School Road
Hayden
Salt River Indian Reservation
Weather forecast and record highs for the region
Continued fair with little temperature change. Highs today and tomorrow near 100 with a low of 66 tomorrow. US Weather Observer Willard L. Greene reports Sunday's high at 102 and today's low at 75.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Nuclear powered satellite marks first space use
The Atomic Energy Commission announced the first fully operational use of nuclear power in space. From Vandenberg Air Force Base California the AEC said the satellite powered by a nuclear generator was launched and described as a complete success.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Dickson Electronics Board Plans New 82,000 Sq‑Ft Building
Dickson Electronics Corp. directors voted Saturday to locate a site and start construction of an 82,000 square foot building by January 1. Don Dickson said the Salt River ABs White Pine Indian Reservation is a prime location for the new facility. The staff has grown from a handful to more than 250 employees in three years.
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George Adams
Pima Plaza
Brown Avenue
Indian School Rd
First Street
Dick Pierce
Dickson Electronics Corp
Don Dickson
Salt River
Sumrall Tops Candidates In Drive Money
Scottsdale school board race sees Earl Sumrall spending over 750 on ads and brochures with a 512 dollar Phoenix ad, while Rev Lee Smallsteed reports about 400 and Walter C Tice about 15 on leaflets. Sumrall claims conservative support from about 30 district backers and will disclose totals after the election.
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Sumrall
Big Trustee Vote Expected In Scottsdale District
Early signs point to record turnout in a three way Scottsdale School District board of trustees race for one seat. Candidates Earl Sumrall Rev Lee Smallsteed and Walter Tice face heightened interest amid crowding concerns and vigorous campaigns. Voter registration has surged ahead with about a 40 percent rise, and residents may vote at any district polling place from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Registration rules require a year in Arizona and six months in the district.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale
Board of Trustee
Earl Sumrall
Lee J. Smallsteed
Walter Tice
Lloyd Bimson
Scottsdale Justice Court
E. First St
City Hall
W. Indian School Road
Alice Clayton
The
Justice Court
Scottsdale School District
Coronado High
Mohave
86Th St
Navajo
Granite Reef Rd
Supai
Continental Rd
Tavan
E. Osborn Rd
Tonalea
Oak St
Yavapai
76Th St
Arizona
Two Klansmen Held In Deaths
In Birmingham two white men were jailed on an open charge connected to a church bombing that killed four African American girls. Officials identified two suspects as R E Chambliss and Charles Cagle, both previously linked to Ku Klux Klan activity in Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Col
al Lingo
Alabama State Police
R. E. Chambliss
Charles Cagle
Alabama
Jail bosses key to breaking Cosa Nostra, Valachi says
Underworld informant Joseph Valachi told Senate investigators that jailing the bosses would destroy the Cosa Nostra. He said bosses commanded loyalty from soldiers, and that locking them up could fracture the crime organization. Valachi resumes public testimony Tuesday amid calls for a crime membership ban.
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Washington
UPD
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Cosa Nostra Crime Syndicate
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Congress
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
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New York Hospital
Mason City
Iowa
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office
Portland Cement Association
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First Federal Savings Branch
Camelback Rd
Mountain Shadows Inn
E. Lincoln Dr
Jack MacNider
Howard Construction Company
Scottsdale Rd
Aberdeen
S.D
Howard B. Stern
Sun Valley Pools
Parcel Post
Jaycees
Recreation Drive
Scottsdale Jaycees
Bob Peterson
Indian School
McDowell Roads
Hayden Road
Bulletin
Scottsdale School Board
Phoenix
Lee Smallsteed
Scottsdale High
E. Indian School Rd
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