Juvenile Chiefs Press for Juvenile Crime Reforms
Judge Thomas Tang says he is ready to meet with police chiefs about handling of juvenile crime in Maricopa County. Valley chiefs say recent months show increased leniency and seek corrective measures. Tang aims to correct procedures and improve team work between the court and law enforcement.
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Walter Nemetz
Robert Mantei
Hugh Cleary
Thomas Tang
Maricopa County
Tang
Valley
Scottsdale
Tempe
Worth Farley
Nemetz
Farley
James McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Phoenix
Paul Blubaum
Arizona Association of Police Chiefs
Flagstaff
Blabaum
Johnson attacks education aid foes in Camp Springs speech
President Johnson denounces opponents of the two year extension to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act at a Camp Springs vocational center. He labels the opposition a reckless partisan move aimed at rewriting laws.
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Camp Springs
Johnson
Phoenix man fatally shot in gunbattle after wreck
A Phoenix man, Robert Johnson, 28, died after a traffic crash precipitated a gunfight with police. Rookie patrolman Kenton Smith was wounded in the leg and foot as both sides fired repeatedly.
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Phoenix
Kenton Smith
Robert Johnson
Smith
Lawmakers Consider Valuing a Wife's Labor in NC
North Carolina House members weighed a bill to calculate a housewife's monetary worth by current wages for services like babysitting cleaning cooking and ironing. Rep Thomas Bunn noted existing law uses salary and life expectancy to appraise a man's value but offers no lawful method to value a wife.
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Raleigh
N.C
UPI
North Carolina House of Representatives
Thomas Bunn
Bunn
Dodd Censured by Senate Ethics Panel
The Senate Ethics Committee unanimously recommends censuring Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for using campaign funds for personal use, criticizing conduct that derides public trust. The panel also proposes referring possible law violations to the Justice Department and IRS. Dodd vows to answer charges on the Senate floor and continue serving Connecticut.
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Wilil Lie
FBI
Dodd
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Joseph McCarthy
Stennis
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
Chicago
Julius Klein
Kowalec Joins Scottsdale Progress Staff
Jack Kowalec, 32, longtime Phoenix newsman, joined the Scottsdale Progress today. He will cover general features, school and education news, and police matters, bringing prior roles at the Arizona Republic, Phoenix American, and Chicago City News Bureau experience. He is a Chicago native, served in the U.S. Army, and is single seeking a bachelor apartment in Scottsdale.
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Jack Kowalec
Phoenix
Scottsdale Progress
Kowalec
The
Progress
Arizona Republic
State Desk
Phoenix American
Chicago
City News
U.S. Army
Scottsdale
Army tests hybrid rocket at Redstone Arsenal Alabama
The Army reports a successful flight test of a hybrid rocket at Redstone Arsenal Alabama. The rocket uses a second stage motor that blends solid fuel with a liquid oxidizer. The oxidizer flow can be shut off to control range, unlike conventional solid fuel motors. The Army says the hybrid shows promise for future missiles and space projects.
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UPI
Army
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
Helicopter crash search for third victim near Santa Rita Mountains
A UPI report says a search began for a possible third victim after an Army UHID helicopter crash in the Santa Rita Mountains near Sonoita Arizona. Ten aboard included three Coloradans. two were killed, others injured. The aircraft from Ft Huachuca, part of Cloud Gap exercise, burned on impact.
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UPI
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Boxer Canyon
Army
Sanita Rita
Sonoita
Ari
Calif
Eddie L. Nichols
USA
Ft. Carson
Colo
Ens
Robert CG
Wilson
USN
Corpus Christi
Tex
Scottsdale advisory committee to report on bonds for schools
The citizen's advisory committee plans to present a final report tonight or tomorrow on recommended Scottsdale school improvements. A proposed $13 million bond issue would finance about six intermediate schools plus a new high school and elementary school.
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Citizen’s Advisory Committee
Scottsdale
James Wamie
Warne
Scottsdale School District Administration Center
44Th St
Scottsdale teachers approve $200 annual pay raise
Scottsdale teachers voted 7 to 1 to accept a $200 annual pay raise raising minimum district pay from $5,100 to $5,300. A total of 704 of 1,050 eligible voters approved. 125 rejected. 71 abstained. 150 did not attend. The union sought $6,000 base pay and criticized the measure as insufficient, while administrators note future automatic raises and broader salary impacts.
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Scottsdale
Larry Bell
Coronado
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Bell
Bob Jones
Scottsdale Education Association
Teach
Ers
Beil
Drug use hearing ordered for three Scottsdale youths
A preliminary hearing is set for 9 a.m. May 9 in Scottsdale Justice Court for Katherine Lawlor Dennis Parker and Roger Rogers all 18 charged with marijuana possession. A fourth, Richard Dornphit 17 is a juvenile case handled by county authorities. Marijuana cigarettes were among seized evidence.
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Scottsdale Justice Court
Scottsdale
Katherine Ann Lawlor
First St
Apt.1
Dennis Jay Parker
E. Granada
Roger Kent Rogers
Portland
Miss Lawlor
Richard Dornphit
Phoenix
Liquor Control
Ralph McMillin
Mistrial Declared in Snodgrass Manslaughter Case
A Maricopa County Superior Court jury failed to reach a verdict in the involuntary manslaughter trial of 24 year old William Eric Snodgrass after deliberating since Wednesday night. Judge John Vanlandingham dismissed the jury and ordered a mistrial. The case concerns the fatal beating of 26 year old Walter Moore outside a Scottsdale tavern on April 18, 1966.
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Tury
William Eric Snodgrass
John Vanlandingham
Snodgrass
Walter Moore
Scottsdale
Moore
Burglary Rise in Scottsdale Met With Juvenile Arrests
Scottsdale police report a 65 percent increase in burglaries in the first quarter of 1967, up from 101 in 1966 to 157 through March. Despite the rise, 19 burglaries were cleared by recent juvenile arrests, with 103 total clearances this year, including 47 admitted by one man. Four youths aged 14 and 15 were held for juvenile authorities after stealing cameras, guns, jewelry, radios, and cash, with some recovered near Pima and Chaparral Roads.
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Scottsdale
Robert Mantel
Mantel
Pima
Chaparral Rds
Mantei
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