New Diesels Begin Service From Local School District
Three veteran women drivers lead the district’s first 40 foot diesel buses costing 21000 each. The 90 passenger Crown diesels join 20 gasoline buses in a phase in to replace the fleet. About 3200 students will ride daily across 134 routes with tighter scheduling to increase capacity.
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Crown Diesels
P. K. Taylor
Ardis Shultzman
Ethel Zeitler
Lonnie Burchett
Ant Bus
Ness
A. W. Flowers
Flowers
Burchett
Oanh named acting premier as Khanh sick in Dalat
Nguyen Xuan Oanh, a U.S. educated civil servant, becomes acting premier amid Gen Nguyen Khanh's illness and retreat to Dalat. Khanh remains supreme leader but may be consulted, observers say his power bid failed. Weather notes predict clouds and warm highs near 94.
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South Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
Nguyen Khanh
Dalat
Oanh
Khanh
Duong van Minh
Tran Thien Khieum
Qanh, O
Harvard University
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Washington — Administration
Washington
Gen. Khanh
Hayden Ends Endorsement Debate With Senate Hopefuls
UPI reports in Tucson that Democratic Senate contender Howard V. Peterson urged Senator Carl Hayden to withdraw his endorsement of Roy Elson after a Tucson Press Club forum. Peterson argued Hayden’s backing alienates Arizonans while Elson defended the endorsement as proof of his qualifications.
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Tucson
UPI
Howard V. Peterson
U.S. Senate
Carl Hayden
Roy” Elson
Peterson
Elson
Hayden
Arizona
Scottsdale Schools Begin 1964-65 Term With Enrollment Rise
About 24 500 Scottsdale elementary students return to class Monday with high schools resuming Tuesday and Wednesday. Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale high schools start midweek with orientations for freshmen sophomores and juniors. The district reports an enrollment rise of 2 200 over last year across 16 elementary schools and three high schools, with 920 teachers attending pre school workshops and 160 new teachers joining. Lions Club members will distribute subpoenas at intersections to warn drivers to exercise extreme caution near schools.
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Arcadia High School
Scottsdale
Coronado
Arcadia
Lions Club
Bell
AFT
Ard
Rioting and Curfew Hit Philadelphia Neighborhood
More than 1,000 rioters clashed with police in North Philadelphia triggering a 24 hour curfew across six square miles. Police reported 127 injured, 115 arrested, and estimated property damage at 500000 as looting and arson spread through the area.
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Philadelphia
UPI
James H.J. Tate
City Hall
Columbia Avenue
Barrymore Theater
Howard Leary
Ridge Avenue
Harlem
Brooklyn
New York City
Rochester
N. Y
Elizabeth
Jersey City
N.J
Rioting at New Jersey beach park ends with arrests
In Keansburg New Jersey over 200 black and white youths fought for more than two hours at a beach amusement park. Four Negroes and 11 whites were arrested as fists bottles and bricks were used. Police say a white boy throwing a billiard ball started the melee.
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Keansburg
N. J
AFT to File $100000 Suit Against Scottsdale District
The American Federation of Teachers plans a suit next week seeking more than 100000 for 900 Scottsdale teachers for May 27 to 29, claiming those days were not covered by the 1963 84 contract. Larry Bell says the suit aims to press for contract terms on teacher assignment subjects class sizes and working conditions. The AFT, with about 200 members, seeks school time for meetings use of facilities and mail boxes and argues for greater teacher influence on policy.
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American Federation of Teachers
Scottsdale
Larry Bell
Bell
Coronado High School
AFT
Scottsdale Education Assn
SEA
AFF
Charles Holt
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