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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1961

Page

2

Scottsdale Helps Seven Children With Retarded Needs Find Schooling

Scottsdale hosts the Arizona Foundation for Blind Children affiliate Arizona School for Retarded Children. At Godfrey Little School, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. sessions train 5 to 7 year olds in individual, targeted programs to aid community participation. Enrollment stands at 24 with Camelback Civitan and Scottsdale Junior Women’s Club aiding via sponsorships and volunteer work.

Scottsdale Godfrey Little Arizona Foundation For Blind Children Arizona School For National Association For Retarded Children Phoenix Westminster Presbyterian Church West Phoenix Camelback. Civitan. Club Scottsdale Junior Women’s Club Child Development Center Arizona Department of Health Morris Huggins John Wray Ben Gossick Fred Bratton Joseph Stauffer James Fillmore George W. Cole Edward Erickson H.J. Gitzinger Huggins Herman W. Lipow Robert L Poorman

Goldwater Says Birch Society Probe Would Embarrass Congress

Sen. Barry Goldwater warns a potential investigation of the John Birch Society could embarrass many in Congress. He credits the group with studying communism and says some members are impressive, while not endorsing all Welch statements. The senator distances himself from urging impeachment of Warren.

Washington UPI Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Congress John Birch Society Senate Gop United Press International Goldwater John Birch Robert Welch Massachusetts Welch Newsweek Magazine Bob Welch Earl ‘Warren New’ York Newsweek Warren

Udall Endorsed by Arizona AFL-CIO in House Bid

The Arizona AFL-CIO executive board endorsed Morris K. Udall, Democratic candidate in Arizona's 2nd District, opposing Republican Mac Matheson. The union urged members and families to back Udall as a better candidate for workers and the nation.

Phoenix UPI Morris K. Udall Arizona Afl-Cio Udall Arizona Mac Matheson

Squatters May Be Taxed for Colorado River Land Use

Interior Secretary Udall told Congress that hundreds of squatters on the Colorado River flood plain below Hoover Dam may be charged for past land use. A plan to collect rentals, including back rentals, was outlined in a House subcommittee hearing report. The area spans 325 miles from the dam to the Mexican border and was originally withdrawn to protect the flood plain.

Colorado Washington UPI Colorado River Hoover Dam Interior Stewart L. Udall Congress House

Tower Leads Runoff Bid in Texas Senate Race

In Dallas, Tower trails Blakley but advances to a runoff set for June 3 or 4, with Nixon backing him. The Republican candidate John Tower aims to defeat interim Democrat rival in long contest to replace Lyndon Johnson. The national GOP mobilizes with Nixon's support and a Texas campaign push.

Dallas Tex John, & Tower Inga Senate Lyndon B. Johnson William A Cowboy Bill Johnson National Party Richard M. Nixon Nixon Texas

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