Scottsdale Kids Shine in Summer Art Contest
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation held a summer art contest for students in the art instruction program. Mohave Loloma Supai and Hohokam schools showcased watercolor and pencil winners led by notable students including Janice Tolman Jolene Meyer Maggie Finnegan and others across multiple divisions.
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George Adams
Janice Tolman
E. Clarendon
Mohave School
Parks and Recreation
Debertent
Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Parks and Recreations Department
Bill Manderfield
Mohave
Loloma
Supai
Hohokam
Teri
Francis
Lisa Jost
Sandra West
Jolene Meyer
Janet Collins
Roert Johnson
Susan Moon
Vicki Parker
Susan “Maon
Shelby Williams
Mary Williams
Suzi Redding
Maggie Finnegan
Patty O’donnell
Cathy Finnegan
Peneil
Dan Murphy
Susan Percy
Auditor Sees Tax Levy Drop With $19 Million Surplus
State Auditor Jewel Jordan reports a surplus exceeding 19 million dollars could cut the fiscal 1964 65 property tax rate from 1.55 to as low as 1.35 per 100 assessed valuation Thad Moore of the Tax Commission notes a record valuation over 2 billion may aid the cut The equalization board was to finalize valuations and set the rate today possibly lowering the levy.
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Phoenix
API
Jewel Jordan
Thad Moore
State’ Tax Commission
Board of Equalization
Moore
Equalization Board
Congress backs Johnson in Viet Nam crisis action
Both House and Senate voted swiftly to approve an emergency resolution supporting President Johnson as he orders measures to repel armed attacks by North Vietnamese forces. The 414-0 House vote followed by Senate approval showcased bipartisan unity amid war crisis and election-year tensions.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Viet Nam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
U. S
North Viet Nam
Charles A. Halleck
Democratic
Carl Albert
Congress
United States
Ed’ Foreman
R-Tex
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Foreman
White House
George E. Reedy
Robert S. McNamara
Barry Goldwater
Wayne
Morse
Dore
Four Klan Members Charged in Georgia Slaying
Four Ku Klux Klan members were arrested in Danielsville, Georgia, on federal felony charges for violating the civil rights of Lt. Col. Lemuel A. Penn, who was shot to death on a rural highway near Athens after a return from Ft Benning. They face up to 10 years for the civil rights count and possible death if murder is charged and proved. bonds were set at 25,000 each.
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Athens, Ga
UPI
Washington,d.c
Georgia
Here
FBI
Danielsville
Madison County
Lemuel A. Penn
Washington
Ft Benning
J. J. Casper
Nguyen Khanh proclaims emergency in South Viet Nam
Premier Nguyen Khanh declares a state of emergency suspending strikes and demonstrations and ordering death without appeal for saboteurs and terrorists as South Viet Nam braces for possible attack from the north. He says the country faces immediate danger and vows to go to the front.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Viet Nam
Peking warns Johnson on Indochina war step
Peking voices wary stance on Johnson’s Indochina actions. Chinese state outlets condemn bombings of Viet Nam targets while denying imminent retaliation, citing calm in Peking and noting North Viet Nam as part of the socialist bloc.
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Tokyo
UPI
Johnson
Indochina
Peking
Japan
Kyodo
Kinkazu Saionji
Standing Committee
Moscow
Reliv
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nam
Peking People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
New China News Agency
Maxwell Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Saigon
U. S&s
Indochinia
Jackie Kennedy Cruises Adriatic Stop on Yacht Voyage
Belgrade dispatch reports Jacqueline Kennedy visited the Adriatic port of Zadar aboard Radiant 1, the yacht of oil executive Charles Wrightsman. She stayed on deck to wave to cheering crowds during a brief harbor stop before continuing the cruise from Venice toward Naples.
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Belgrade
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Zadar
Charles Wrightsman
Radiant 1
Venice
Italy
Naples
Plan to rezone Paradise Valley site for 90 luxury homes
A Maricopa County planning panel will study Camelback Inn and Transamerica Development Co. proposal to rezone 30 acres east of the inn for 90 luxury residences. Paradise Valley residents protest the density. attorney Don Corbett cites a 4.2 per acre density after road deductions. Hal Clay chairs the committee with no report date set.
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Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission
Camelback, Inn, and
Transamerica Development Co
Paradise Valley
Hal Clay
E. Shea Blvd
Have Burch
Transamerica
Don Corbett
Jack Stewart
Corbett
John
Stephen Simon
John E. Madden
Ray Mitchell
Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Harold Halcomb
Scottsdale School District Trustee Sally Stieg declines re election
Senior Board Trustee Sally Stieg announced she will not seek a third term on the Scottsdale School District board. She leaves after nine years of service as enrollment growth continues with 16 elementary schools and five high schools planned. The Oct. 6 election nominating deadline is 10 days prior. Stieg, longtime Scottsdale resident, led the district amid growth and higher college attendance. She has chaired the County School Board Assn and served on the state advisory committee.
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Sally Stieg
Scottsdale School
Stieg
N. Invergordon Rd
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Keith Tur Tey
William Close
Earl Sumrall
Lyman Davidson
Pepper Appeals For No More Donations To Police Fund
Pepper thanked the community for donations that brought the fund to 338.93 and asked that no further money be sent. A vandal attack on his home left damages not covered by insurance, with teenagers staging a dance raising 89.93 to help reach his estimated deficit. Pepper praised local youths and urged resuming dances as a regular, clean recreation program for teens.
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Ken Pepper
Pepper
Sunny and warm with thundershowers possible in Valley east
Weather bulletin notes 105 degree heat today with 82 degree low and 76 to 105 degree range through Saturday. Forecaster Willard Greene records yesterday's high at 14 and today’s warmth extends into the afternoon with possible thundershowers in the east side of the Valley.
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Valley
U.S
Willard Greene
Harvard Professor Proposes Hot End In Mouth Cigarette Idea
UPI reports Harvard Professor L F Quigley suggesting a tobacco study where smokers use the hot end inside the mouth. Venezuelan washerwomen reportedly adopt the method and show no cancer symptoms in the studied 300 wealthier women. The cigarette flame may reach about 1600 degrees Fahrenheit, with ash flicked away before long.
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Caracas
Venezuela
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Jolene Myers
Granada
Jolene
Soloma
Shelby
Supai School
Susan Moore
E. Latham
Buna Finnegan
Magpie
Ie Granada
Hohokam School
Cathy
Maggie
Klan
Jackie Cruises
Adriatic Sea
Burch
Madden
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