Highest Han badge awarded to Sheila Dron in Scottsdale
Sheila Dron of Mariner Ship 197 Scottsdale received the Han badge at a Court of Awards at Kaibab School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Drow and has 11 years in scouting across Texas Oregon and Arizona.
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Sheila ‘Dron
Scottsdale’s Mariner
Kaibab School
Scottsdale High School
Sheila
Texas
Oregon
Arizona
Mariner
SHS
Future Nurses of America
Couple Cited For Service to Youth at Sertoma Event
Dana Stiger District Governor presented a Sertoma certificate to Rev and Mrs James Dingman executive directors of Sunshine Acres refuge home for children at the Valley Ho. Phil Ganser presented a local club certificate honoring their service to youth.
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Scottsdale
Sertoma
Dana Stiger
Tucson
Phoenix
Mesa
Nixon Moves Into Gaylord Hotel Apartment in Los Angeles
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon moved into an apartment at the Gaylord Hotel on Wilshire Boulevard while his Beverly Hills home is prepared. His wife and two daughters joined him for Easter, then returned to Washington to finish the school year.
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Los Angeles
API
Richard M. Nixon
Gaylord Hotel
Wilshire Blvd
Beverly Hills
Nixon
California
Washington
Kennedy Trip to Paris Expected to Ease Franco Tensions
Paris prepares for President Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy to visit May 31 for three days of talks with Charles de Gaulle. French officials hope the overseas trip will soothe disputes over France’s role in Western policy and equal status with Britain in world affairs.
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Paris
UPI
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
United States
France
Britain
United Nations
NATO
Africa
Asia
de Gaulle
Jacqueline
Sorbonne
Suit Filed Against U of A Over Air Conditioning Addition
A court action seeks to stop a $250 000 payment for an air conditioning plant expansion at the University of Arizona. Arizona Building Contractors and Arizona Subcontractors Conference accuse State Auditor Jewel Jordan and the board of regents of improper bidding practices and issuing direct purchases in 1960 without required notices. The suit contends bids should be competitive and awarded to one firm which would subcontract phases of the work.
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Phoenix
UPI
University of Arizona
Arizona Building Contractors
Arizona
Munday
Jewel Jordan
Board of Regents
Regents
Gerald Haskell Serving In Hawaii
Marine Pfc. Gerald Haskell Jr. , son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Haskell Sr. of Scottsdale Arizona, serves with the First Marine Brigade at Kaneohe Bay Hawaii. He will take part in a large U S Pacific Fleet exercise involving more than 50600 men 150 ships and 300 Navy and Marine Corps aircraft. The exercise extends to June 3 and will test all elements of striking power.
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Marine
Gerald Haskell Jr
Gerald C. Haskell Sr
N. 70Th
Scottsdale, Ariz
First Marine Brigade
Kaneohe Bay
Hawaii
Navy
Marine ‘Corps
Handbills Cost Mayor His Job In Warren Michigan
Mayor Louis Kelsey was voted out after a controversy over anti Catholic election handbills. Treasurer William A. Shaw, a Protestant, defeated the Catholic incumbent by more than a three to one margin. Kelsey failed three lie detector tests tied to the leaflets distribution.
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Warren, Mich
UPI
Warren
Louis Kelsey
Detroit
William A. Shaw
Kelsey
Connec Oo
Shaw
FBI Arrests Burglary Suspect in Phoenix
Arthur Henry Giavelle 40, linked to a November 15 burglary in Yakima Washington, was arrested by the FBI in Phoenix. Acting FBI chief E L Boyle said Giavelle, using alias Arthur Peterson, had lived with his wife at a Phoenix trailer park for about a month. He is jailed on a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution pending removal to Washington.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arthur Henry Giavelle
Yakima
Wash
FBI
E. L. Boyle
Arizona
Giavelle
Arthur Peterson
Louisiana
Washington
Mother Kills Man In Bar In Phoenix
A 29 year old Phoenix mother of two faces involuntary manslaughter charges for fatally shooting 57 year old William G. Riemach at the Cadillac Tavern owned by George L. Reia. Police said the suspect obtained the gun in the bar after mentioning prior suicide attempts and told detectives she planned to jail herself for drunkenness.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jan Pippenger
William G. Riemach
Cadillac
George L. Re i
Phoenix Fire
Riemach
Ed Langevin
Simpson
Pippenger
Constitutional Argument In Parochial School Aid Debate
The piece outlines two core questions in federal aid to parochial schools: is it constitutional and is it desirable. It covers divergent views on the First Amendment and "wall of separation," notes Supreme Court influence on constitutional meaning, cites existing non distinct aid laws, and quotes experts on standing and general welfare as the next day’s focus.
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Louis Cassels
Washington
UPI
Satelle
Kennedy
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
United States
England
Supreme Court
Arthur E. Sutherland
Harvard Law School
U. S
Supreme’ Court
Sutherland
New Insurance Group Forms in Scottsdale School District
The group includes Herb Cayne, Gail Solemens da Ryan, and Jos. V Patterson. It aims to support insurance underwriting principles, promote harmony in the insurance business, and maintain high integrity standards with public authority in fire and accident prevention projects. Eligible agents must qualify under the organization's constitution and by laws.
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Herb ‘Caynese
Gail Solemens da
Ryan
Jos. V Patterson
Scottsdale
Goldwater Calls Kennedy B70 Cutback Costly Mistake
Senator Barry Goldwater urged reversal of the Kennedy administration’s decision to cut the B70 bomber program. He warned the 2000 mph jet would deter war and that the curtailment risks costly mistakes amid Cold War tensions. He urged either the administration or Congress to restore the program quickly.
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Washington
UPI
Barry’ Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Goldwater
Senate
Congress
Air Force Reserve
Court Tackles Backlog With Three Judge Panel
PHOENIX UPI Three Maricopa County Superior Court divisions began tackling criminal case backlog. Judges Hays Hyder and Phelps dedicate time to trials with nine cases set today. County Attorney Ronan notes pressure leads to some pleas to lesser charges, but reducing felonies to misdemeanors will end.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County Superior Court
Jack D. H. Hays
Fred Hyder
M. Thelps
Hays
Hyder
Phelps
Maricopa County
Charles Ronan
New Subdivision Plans Announced by Pappy Homes Inc
Pappy Homes Inc announces a new development in North Temne just south of Van Buren and north of Cavalier Hills. The tract along the west side of Scottsdale Road will include 227 homes a swimming pool and a recreation park. Homes will come in three sizes with 14 elevations offered.
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Pappy Homes Inc
North Temne
van Buren
Cavalier Hills
Scottsdale Road
North South 0se Camelback Annexation by Phoenix 1960
Residents of North South 0se Camelback note the Mary-2 Was area was annexed by the City of Phoenix in 1960.
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North South
Phoenix
Muench Tied to Elks Tale in Town Pride Row
An unclear fragment mentions Elks and a person named Muench in a local pride context, with limited readable details about the town event or人物.
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Sheila Dron
Rank
Barbara Reynolds
Nikki Lawrence
Barbara Jones
Sharon Farmer
Ellen Lacy
Willi Williams
Sharon Hutchins
Pat Aenos
Adrienne Ander
Pont
Pat Smith
Mary Katarski
Sue Knight
Sharyn Gateway
Pat Dowling
Kathleen Scott
Nikki Law- Coleaders
Hutchins
Herbert
Clarence Reyn
Sheiea Dron
U of A
Gerald Haskell
Barry
Elks
Tastall
Peter
Muench
Mentary
Afetor
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