Glendale budget hikes taxes amid 1965-66 plan
Glendale Union High School Board in special session tentatively adopts a 1965-66 budget of 4,431,715 with an estimated 35 to 40 cent tax increase. Superintendent Roberts notes no state equalization funds due to pending legislature action. Public hearing set for July 6.
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Guardsmen Train For Jungle Warfare At Schofield Barracks
The Arizona and Hawaii guardsmen of the Third Battalion 158th Infantry embark on a comprehensive jungle warfare training encampment at Schofield Barracks near Kole Kole Pass. The unit, part of the Arizona National Guard, has adopted advanced jungle operations methods in their drills.
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Kole-Kole Pass
Police Elect Bisbee Man President of Police Fraternal Order
A. L. Holly of Bisbee is the new president of the Fraternal Order of Police. The retired Arizona Highway Patrolman succeeds William A. Moore of Phoenix. Other officers elected at the three day meeting include Stacy Tucson as vice president and O M Thompson of Mesa as secretary.
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Mesa
Remembered Verse Sparks Reader Letters To The Editor
Readers write to identify a line from Robert Frost stopping by woods on a snowy evening praised for its haunting winter mood. Contributions span youngsters through seniors with quotes and tributes to poetry living despite modern noise.
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Lynda Bird Johnson Gift Dress From Whiteriver Tribe
Whiteriver Apache prepared a violet blue rayon dress for Lynda Bird Johnson to wear at a ceremony in Cibecue. The gift includes a beaded necklace and is part of a community effort honoring the President’s daughter and supporting the Neighbor hood Youth program with about 400 tribal youths.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
Tribal
Mary Enfield
Lester Oliver
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Lynda Bird
Bessie Quintero
Tribal Enterprises
Lynda
Lester Olivar
Johnson
County Youth Work Program Forms 80 Valley Crew
In Maricopa County 80 boys joined a two month program working at Black Canyon Shooting Range and canal bank projects north of Phoenix. They dig drainage ditches repair stands and mark a 150 mile horseback trail while earning about 4.50 a day for part time work and recreation.
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County Parks Department
Black Canyon Shooting Range
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Black Canyon Highway
Tom Wardell
County Parks Recreation Department
Missing Verde men found safe after horseback extraction
Four Camp Verde men aged about 20 Earl Ligh ridge Terry Terrian Steve Cirroith and Dee Despain were found safe by horseback after two days missing along the Verde River near Cleary Creek sixty miles north of Phoenix. A Lake Air Force Base helicopter spotted them as search operations faced steep cliffs and rough terrain.
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Camp Verde
Verde River
Earl Lockridge
Terry Terrian
Steve Cirroith
Dee Despain
Yavapai County
Walt Sanders
Cleary Creek
Phoenix
A Lake Air Force Base
Yuma Voters Approve 165000 Library Bond Issue
Yuma County residents approve a 165000 bond to fund a city county library with federal matching funds under the library services and construction act. Work starts October 1 and the measure passes 273 to 122.
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Frances E. Thomas
Library Services and Construction
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Motorcycle Crash Claims Yuma Youth Life
A 20 year old Yuma resident, Deryl Ralph Brownlee, died in a motorcycle collision with a car at Yuma east city limits. The crash occurred at 6 10 p.m. and marked the state's 233rd traffic fatality, according to the highway patrol.
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Deryl Ralph Brownlee
Yuma County Sheriff Reports Traffic Collision
Deputies reported a driver John K Harris 40 of Yuma struck a car and was thrown against a fence at 25th Street and Pacific Avenue. The incident occurred yesterday and involved the sheriff office response.
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Yuma
Miami approves 2.4 million school bond for new high school
Miami voters approve a 2.4 million bond to build a new high school on a 57 acre site three miles east. The project follows a University of Arizona study calling the existing school inadequate and overcrowded. The new school will replace a 47 year old building with 48 classrooms and a gym cafeteria and other facilities. Total votes were 508 to 447.
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