Rights Hearings Promised Soon By Rules Chairman
Washington reports indicate House Rules Committee chair Howard Smith plans hearings on the civil rights bill "reasonably soon in January" as Republicans push for floor action. Senatorial leaders expect passage next month with GOP support, while civil rights leaders warn against a filibuster.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Virginia
Howard Smith
House
Charles Halleck
Halleck
Johnson
Smith
A. Philip Randolph
Senate
White House
Randolph
Congress
League of Women Voters Serve as Deputy Registrars for Bond Election
League of Women Voters members serve as deputy registrars for the Wednesday school bond election as listed on Page 11. The role supports voter registration activities ahead of the vote.
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League of Women Voters
Scottsdale voters weigh 5.9 million school bond plan
Residents may register and vote Wednesday in a statewide bond election. The ballot splits into two questions totaling 5.9 million for elementary facility expansion and a 2,400-student high school. Polls open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 16 schools including Coronado and Scottsdale High.
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Scottsdale City Hall
Indian School Road
Scottsdale Justice Court
First Street
Hohokam
Kaibab
Kiva
Soloma
Mohave
Navajo
Paiute
Pima
Supai
Tonala
Yavapai
Ingleside
Kachina
Tavan
Coronado
Scottsdale
Meeting Places Listed for Scottsdale School Bond Hearings
Taxpayers may attend one of eleven meetings about the proposed 5.9 million Scottsdale School District bond. Listings include homes and school sites with times from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. featuring district principals, PTA leaders, and trustees as speakers.
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Scottsdale
Janice Lewis
E. Moreland
Reuben Kiser
Soloma
Second Street
Marshall Avenue
A. C. Mason
Citizens Advisory Committee
Hopi School
E. Lafayette
Steward Flaschen
Paiute
E. Osborn Road
Clifford Smith
Horace Rieger
Pima
PTA Council
Maxine Davis
Tavan
Bill Close
Robert Crei
Charles Holt
Mohave
Frye
Ruth Shuldt
E. Latham
Joe Connor
Camelback Mountain Petition Drive Reaches 4163 Signatures
Arcadia High School coeds lead a drive to stop Camelback Mountain development with 4163 student signatures gathered from Valley schools and beyond. The effort aims to persuade the 27th Legislature with no specific policy, while editors rally other papers to join. Signers include Arcadia 1511 Scottsdale 1000 Coronado 931 Central 236 and others.
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Arcadia High School
Coeds
Camelback Mountain
Eager
Springerville
Shari Hume
Arcadia
The
Arcadian
Shari
Janine Volkmar
Lynn Davis
Scottsdale
Coronado
Central
Gila Bend
Round Valley
Springerville-Eager
Gerard
Alhambra
Washington
North
Cortez
South Mountain
Mesa
Chandler
AMA votes for all out study on smoking and health
The American Medical Association approved a comprehensive study plan to determine if smoking causes or worsens diseases. Dr. E Cuyler Hammond reported 442,000 men studied show higher death rates among cigarette smokers and more illnesses requiring hospitalization.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
AMA House of Delegates
Hammond
Weather Outlook With Mild Day Temperatures
Fair conditions with little temperature change. High near 73 today, low around 45 with a high near 75 tomorrow. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reported Wednesday's high at 72 and today's low at 56.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Dear Chief Come Get Me
Air Force Maj. Alan W. Saunders in South Vietnam replies to a $15 traffic warrant from Navato California with a wry note stating he hopes to be taken into custody there. He offers help in obtaining diplomatic clearance to enter Vietnam to be taken into custody and asks for a rapid response.
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Navato
Calif
Air Force
Alan W. Saunders
South Viet Nam
California
Viet Nam
Francis Quits Hospital Here
Talton Francis administrator of Scottsdale Baptist Hospital resigns effective today. Earl Eddins named acting administrator. Francis had been acting administrator for a year during financial trouble and previously led Parkview Baptist Hospital in Yuma. Western Baptist Hospital Association governance and Arizona Southern Baptist Convention Hospital board to hold meeting next Tuesday. Plans for a $4 million expansion are in preliminary design stages.
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Talton Francis
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Parkview Baptist Hospital
Yuma
Arizona Southern Baptist Convention Hospital Board
Rocks pelt Edgemont homes in catapult attack
Police report a nocturnal rock barrage in the 8500 block of E Edgemont likely launched from a catapult device. The Case home suffers five broken windows and $500 plus stolen items. a patrol cruiser was struck as several homes gain damage totaling about $2,900. Police seek juveniles responsible.
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E. Edgemont
Mrs
Marvin Case
Case
Homeowner Cancels Classified Ad After Rented House
A Progress classified ad ran once before the homeowner canceled it after renting out the house, showing quick action from the ad.
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Rules
Special Commission
Kennedy
Nicholas Katzenbach
Commission
Earl Warren
Gov. Connally
Dallas
Texas
John Connally
President Kennedy
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Austin
Cape Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Farris Bryant
Cape
Space Center
Senate Appropriations Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Mr. Kennedy
Lehman
New York
Herbert Lehman
U.S. Senate
Democratic
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin Roosevelt
Fdr
Caracas
James Chenault
U.S
Chenault
Sherman
Phoenix
Donald Seymour
Good Samaritan Hospital
Seymour
Thad Moore
William E. Stanford
Arizona
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Federal Power Commission
el Paso
Karyn Kupcinet
Arlington National Cemetery
Mystery Rock Barrage
George Adams
Calle del Paisano
Casa Blanca Rd
N. Valencia Lane
By Hunter Gooch
Progress
E. Cuyler Hammond
American Cancer Society
Gested
Francis
Earl Eddins
Eddins
Ant
Northland Dr
Tans
City Hospital, Scottsdale, Inc
Western Baptist Hospital Assn
Walter Nemetz
Thomas Rd
Nemetz
Motorola
ASA
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