State School Fund Sought by Arizona Superintendent
PHOENIX UPI W W Dick state superintendent urged a constitutional amendment to create a state school equalization fund to aid poorer districts. He testified before the Senate Appropriations Committee on a 1964 65 education budget of 60 220 928, with most growth from higher average daily attendance and proposed department staffing increases. He cautioned about adding 20 000 for tuberculosis hospital education and pressed for more vocational education funding to balance university bias.
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Phoenin
UPI
W.W. Dick
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Senate Appropriations Committee
Ben Arnold
D-Pinal
Arnold
Arizona
Soviet Leaders Debate Khrushchev Chemical Industry Plan
In Moscow the Communist Party began debate on a $46 billion seven year program to triple chemical output by 1970, fund plants abroad if needed, and boost farm yields with fertilizers. Khrushchev cited grain shortfalls and defended West wheat purchases while promising self sufficiency later.
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UPI
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Party
Kremlin
Khrushchev
West
Stalin
Burglaries Reported In Scottsdale Neighborhood
Four burglaries and thefts were reported Monday to Scottsdale police. Thieves stole fourteen books of trading stamps two bottles of vodka and a box of costume jewelry from R M Matteson at 7002 E Willetsa. A hot water tank and bathroom fixtures were taken from a Waldo Plumbing Co site at 8838 E Keim. About $17 in change was taken from Hopi Liquor at Hayden and Thomas Rd after a window was smashed. A quart of whiskey was stolen from Hale's Furniture Store at 2949 N Scottsdale Rd along with $35 from a cash box.
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R. M. Matteson
E. Willetta
Con
E. Keim
Waldo Plumbing Co
Hopi Liquor
Hayden and
Thomas Rd
Hale
N. Scottsdale Rd
UN Reports Soldier Killed in Korea No Man's Land
United Nations Command said an unidentified person was killed in the demilitarized zone on Monday night. A South Korean agency claimed a clash with North Korean forces at dawn, but UNC denied any gunfire. It remained unclear if the victim was civilian or military, and whether U.S. troops were involved.
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No Man's Land
Seoul
UNC
Scottsdalians Elected To Posts At Bahai Convention
Mr and Mrs Francis Johnson of 6421 Calle Camelia are among five Scottsdalians selected to represent Arizona at the National Bahai Convention in Wilmette Illinois this spring. Delegates were chosen at the Bohwis annual state convention last week. Mrs Guy H Dosher of Scottsdale is a charter member of the newly formed visiting board for the Vehki Episcopal Center in College. The diocese center on the desert near Casa Grande Tidian Ruins has hosted retreats and conferences for Arizona Episcopalians since 1952.
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Calle Camelia
Arizona
Wilmette
Guy H. Dosher
Scarsdale
Nevds
Bard Visitars
Vehki Episcopal
Colledge
Dioscesan
Casa Granite Tidian
Arizona Episcopalians
Cuban Exiles Charge Soviet Subs Ship Arms
Cuban exiles accuse the Soviet Union of arming Latin America from Cuba. They claim Soviet submarines and ships ship arms narcotics counterfeit money and subversive agents, with air deliveries from Pinar del Rio to the Yucatan and a ranch once owned by Lazaro Cardenas as a key supply base.
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UPS
Organization of American States
Latin America
Cuba
Mexico
Pinar del Rio
Yucatan Peninsula
Lazaro Cardenas
Cardenas
Castro
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Manuel A. de Varona
OAS Council
Juan A. Lavalle
Peru
OAS
Rodolfo A. Widemann
Argentina
Widemann
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Madrid bakery manager held after mass food poisoning
Police arrested a bakery manager in Madrid after more than 400 people, including children, suffered food poisoning from his Mother's Day creampuffs. Mother's Day is celebrated December 9 in Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Johnson presses Congress on civil rights bill urgency
President Johnson urged Democratic leaders to push civil rights legislation without delay. He cited the need to act on voting, education, employment and public accommodations. A discharge petition in the House Rules Committee seeks 218 signatures to force a vote.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
House of Representatives
John W. McCormack
House Rules Committee
McCormack
House
Two New Juvenile Facilities Proposed in Arizona
UPI reports Rep. Douglas Holsclaw of Pima introduces bills to build an intermediate training school for first offense male juveniles in Tucson at 775000 dollars and a separate facility for more serious delinquent girls in the Phoenix area costing 30000 dollars. Similar bills have previously appeared in the legislature.
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UPI
Arizona
Douglas Holsclaw
Apima
Phoenix
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