Helicopters Begin Laos Supply Runs As Frontline Fighting Rages
United States supplied five helicopters joined four older craft on their first Laos supply flight from Vientiane to Tha Thom. Government and pro Red rebels clash near Tha Thom as Soviet aided rebels press and government forces push back gradually.
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Soviet Union
Phoumi Nosavan
McNutt Defends Eastside Annexation Amid Critics
Scottsdale City Manager Bob McNutt addresses opponents of the eastside annexation, arguing expanded services and taxes that won’t rise this year. He notes improvements in police, fire, sewer pricing, and planned upgrades, while stressing shared city voice and orderly water system development.
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Bob McNutt
East Side
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Goldwater Sees JFK Reelection Odds Favorable
Senator Barry Goldwater concedes that 1964 reelection for President Kennedy hinges on avoiding a major blunder. He notes GOP gains depend on local control first, cites New York patronage as a hurdle, and insists Republicans win more by adopting conservative stances.
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Shed Fire Destroys Vacant Structure on Smith Street
A vacant shed at 503 S Smith Street burned Saturday afternoon. Firemen estimate damage at 250 dollars and suspect children playing with matches started the blaze.
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S. Smith
Paradise Valley Incorporation Gains Momentum Over Hump
Paradise Valley moves toward incorporation after more than 450 resident taxpayers sign a petition. Chairman Pat Downey said the drive is over the hump with strong support in the first half of the area and ongoing efforts to sign more voters before filing with the county supervisors.
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Pat Downey
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Incorporation
Kennedy to visit Paris for modified state trip in May
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy will visit Paris from May 31 to June 2 for a modified state visit at De Gaulle’s invitation. The trip aims to give both leaders greater opportunity for private talks with European allies. Pierre Salinger indicated no other overseas stops were confirmed, though adds that meetings in Bonita and Rome could be added.
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Bodies Of Two St Johns Men Recovered In Plane Crash
Two St Johns businessmen Farr and Virgil Whit ing, ages 54 and 45, were killed when their twin engined Piper Aztec crashed near the Mogollon Rim 35 miles north east of Heber. The wreckage was found Sunday by Ted McBride with help from local residents. Bodies were removed after snow plow cleared access. Plane likely iced up and forced down. one engine burned.
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Lyndon Wows African Group in Senegal Visit
In Dakar Lyndon B. Johnson, acting as Kennedy's rep to mark Senegal’s first independence anniversary, charmed locals with southern manners and a Texas drawl. He enjoyed clear popularity over Soviet delegation chief Ivan Lenin among educated and mass audiences alike.
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Reds Agree to Free U S Prisoner From China
UPI reports Communist China will release Robert McCann a California businessman serving a 15 year term for espionage. McCann and his wife plan to leave China on April 5 after her arrival March 28 to appeal for his release. The Hopei Province High Peoples Court granted the petition citing humanitarian motives.
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New China News Agency
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Tens of thousands march in anti nuclear rally in Trafalgar Square
Tens of thousands gathered in Trafalgar Square to protest Britain's nuclear arms. Police guided about 50 000 protesters from Aldermaston and Weatherfield in twin 54 mile marches ending in London. The march included diverse groups and 37 nations with Bertrand Russell as a lead organizer.
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Bertrand) Russell
Scottsdale water plan gains growth committee backing
The Greater Scottsdale Growth Committee endorses a sewer bonds package worth 700000 dollars, framed as general obligation notes. City officials say the plan will not raise taxes and construction can start within weeks after bond approval, with engineering and preliminary work already completed.
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McNutt
Sunrise Services Draw Over 1 000 at Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Sunrise services sponsored by the Scottsdale Council of Churches drew over 1 000 attendees yesterday at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Additional worships organized by various sects and churches were held at Paradise Valley Country Club and the Round-up Drive-in Theater.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale voters urged to approve water works bonds
A 1960s appeal urges Scottsdale residents to vote YES on bonds funding water works to be financed by water profits. It argues revenue bonds will not raise taxes, notes current high Phoenix water rates, and stresses local control over rates and future growth. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm at Scottsdale City Hall.
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Water issue vital for Scottsdale bond election
Arcadia Citizens committee chairman Jack Evans urged Scottsdale residents to vote YES on three bond issues tomorrow. He warned water rates and supply depend on Phoenix, noting Scottsdale homeowners pay nearly double and that city control would ease future annexations and boost property values.
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Arcadia Citizens Committee
Scottsdale
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