Indians press Kennedy on Indian Education at Flagstaff hearing
Senator Robert Kennedy and Senator Paul Fannin heard testimonies from about a dozen Navajo and Apache witnesses in Flagstaff. A 15 year old girl Marian Antone urged opportunities for education to enable Indians to become productive Americans, while Annie Wauneka blamed the Bureau of Indian Affairs for hindering Indian self involvement. The session highlighted long standing grievances over schooling and governance affecting the Gucchi of Santa Rosa and other Navajo and Apache communities.
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R-Ariz
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Santa Rosa
Marian Antone
United States
Annie Wauneka
Navajo Tribal Council
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Murder hearing set today for double slayings in Arizona
Robert Dean Endreson, 20, was scheduled for a 2 p.m. preliminary hearing in Scottsdale Justice Court on charges of killing two women, Linda Hodge, 21, and Sylvia Presley, 36. Hodge was found nude in the desert near Scottsdale after a robbery at a Circle K and the second hearing follows Tuesday before a Northeast Phoenix judge. Endreson has been held without bond since the charges were filed.
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Tempe
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Charles Coppdck
Sylvia Presley
Circle K
Copper union contracts end nationwide strikes in Arizona mines
United Press International reports Kennecott Copper in Arizona resumed operations after 1,100 union members ratified a contract ending a strike that began July 15, 1967. American Smelting and Refining Mission Mine workers ended a three month strike, conditional on national contract ratification. Anaconda Twin Buttes and other plants also reached agreements. Kennecott awaited full production and pact talks continued with Pipefitters Local 779.
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Mission Mine
Gold prices slip as London Paris markets open free trade
Gold prices eased in London and Paris as peace hopes in Vietnam and the Stockholm IMF paper gold plan cooled speculative demand. London’s free market set a $38 per ounce guideline, while Paris quoted about $38.06, down from Friday. Traders noted modest turnover and mixed profits amid lingering bets on higher prices.
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Freeway to Link Phoenix and Tucson by Mid Year
Arizona Highway Department officials say the Phoenix to Tucson freeway will be complete from Baseline Road to Tucson by July 1. The final 40 miles from Baseline to 40th Street in Phoenix and 40 miles south of Williams Field Road to the Casa Grande junction will finish by late June after weather delays.
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Four Alarms Respond to Scottsdale Weekend Fires
Rural Fire Dept answered four calls in the Scottsdale area this weekend. An incident at Coronado High School involved spontaneous combustion from a manure sack near a storage shed. no damage. Other calls included Mohave School water leak likely from vandalized pipe, and gas odor at 86th and Lewis traced to insecticide use.
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Kiva Cocopah Area Hears HOA Meeting on Million Dollar Suit
The Shea Homeowners Association plans a 7 p m meeting at American Baptist Church 4101 Shea Blvd to discuss its $1 million lawsuit against Mela-Dee Manor developers at 42nd St and Shea. Residents fear high density zoning and drainage issues will affect Cocopah School and Paradise Valley.
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Community Coffee Introduces New Neighbor Reverend Widney
Mrs Charles Carey hosted a Friday morning coffee at 6148 E Lincoln Dr to introduce new neighbor Rev Kenneth Widney who recently moved from California. Widney has taken over ministerial duties at Scottsdale Congregational United Church of Christ located at 4425 N Granite Reef Rd.
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Ellsworth Blasts Democrats Over Election Delay Proposal
Delos Ellsworth Maricopa County Republican chairman and House majority whip criticized Democrats for proposing a petition driven delay of a summer government reorganization election. He argued the party seeks to govern by petition. Ellsworth announced James Wymore of Salina Kansas was hired as executive director of the county GOP, and that the committee has deposited $18,000 since Feb 1.
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Maricopa County
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GOP
James Wymore
Salita
Kan
Understanding Kidney Stones and Ovarian Cysts
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez explains kidney stones arise from hyperparathyroidism excess calcium in blood and hereditary factors. Stones vary by composition including cystine uric acid calcium oxalate and phosphates. Ovarian cysts are sacs in ovaries, typically containing ova, rarely harmful, with medical guidance on when removal is needed.
Scottsdale Police See Mixed Survey Results on City Safety
A Motorola survey of under 100000 populations shows Scottsdale with 65 full time officers, one per 1000 residents, and no racial incidents last year. The city reports nine patrol cars with two way radios, and chief Nemetz says crime is rising but efforts to ease the problem continue.
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Chile Mail Strike Worsens as Postal Workers Protests
Chilean postal workers keep the mail service shut for a second day in protest of the government plan to pay part of wages with state housing bonds. The strikers say service will resume Friday.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Arizona’s mines fund education and future careers
The piece links mining wealth to support for schools in Arizona, noting students from fourth grade to college benefit from coal and mineral taxes. It emphasizes the enduring impact of mining on public education and future careers such as stewardesses, urging readers to appreciate this connection.
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