Scottsdale budget chief took lower pay for bigger city upside
Clarence Bigelow, 32, Scottsdale finance director, left a higher salary in Los Angeles to join the city on Feb 1 1965. He cites Scottsdale’s growth potential and plans to upgrade accounting purchasing and tabulation divisions while praising city officials and developers and noting his LDS church role. He and wife Barbara live at 7412 E Polk with daughter Kimberly and niece Patricia.
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Rigid rules set for Schmid murder trial coverage
Tucson authorities issued strict press rules for the Charles Schmid Jr case noting no cameras or recording devices, restricted access and nontransferable credentials. The trial centers on the murder of 15 year old Aileen Rowe, with Schmid already serving a death sentence for two earlier killings.
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Greek army backs king in dispute amid political crisis
The Athens army announced it had seized control in support of King Constantine amid riots and a power struggle with ex Premier George Papandreou. The move jeopardizes May 28 elections and follows years of monarchy tensions since 1830, with Aspida conspiratorial links and clashes between royalists and anti royalists.
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Catholic University Faces Strife Over Curran Firing
Catholic University of America battles a student and faculty strike after Fr. Charles FE Curran, 33, was fired for advocating liberal reforms on birth control. Trustees expected to decide soon on reinstatement amid planned marches and a 2nd day of classroom boycott by about 3,000 students.
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Mecham Starts New Daily Paper For West Phoenix Area
Evan Mecham announces a new daily newspaper to debut May 22 serving Northwest Phoenix Maryvale Glendale Tolleson Peoria Youngtown and Sun City. Art Heenan named managing editor. paper will run six days a week with UP I Reuters Tribune News Service and nonpartisan stance.
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Mighty Mite Their Match in Cook County Tug of War
Four Cook County sheriff s deputies weighing a total of nearly 900 pounds were nearly overpowered by a woman in a fight as she resisted handing her children to her former husband. Mrs Mattie Heard Morris 36 was subdued after mauling officers with fists nails and teeth.
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Louisville clashes leave 100 jailed and police car damaged
In Beechmont Louisville, more than 1,000 white hecklers hurled cherry bombs rocks and bottles at police for a third night. About 74 housing demonstrators were arrested along with 100 involved in violations of a court order banning nighttime demonstrations. King alleged police rough treatment during arrest. The Sixth Circuit denied moving cases to federal court.
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Civil rights leaders detained after open housing protest
After a demonstration ended three civil rights leaders including Rev A D Williams King brother of Dr Martin Luther King were arrested at a bail bondsman's office on disorderly conduct and loitering charges. King and other leaders face contempt of court in circuit court today.
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Minobe Faces Communist Price After Colorful Tokyo Victory
Tokyo editorials raise questions on what price the Communists may extract for Ryokichi Minobe's election as Tokyo's first leftist governor. Minobe claims no strings attached but faces a political debt and limited real power due to a nonmajority metro assembly. He could use his platform to challenge Prime Minister Eisaku Sato.
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Thirty ASU scholarships awarded to Scottsdale seniors
Thirty Scottsdale high school seniors win Arizona State University Scholarships and Financial Aids Committee awards covering annual registration and class fees. Recipients from Arcadia Coronado High Schools include Darrell Truitt David Wood Jr Georgens Pamela Conner and others with addresses across Scottsdale Coronado and Tempe.
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