Union and SEA clash over Scottsdale teacher council formation
Arizona teachers factions dispute a proposed Scottsdale School District Professional Council calling it a public relations gimmick and a rubber stamp. AFT leaders say it creates a third group, while SEA president sees it as a path to better school communications.
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Chinese demonstrate against Brezhnev and Kosygin in Beijing
UPI reports massive anti Soviet protests across mainland China demanding the ouster of Soviet leaders. Demonstrations front of the Soviet embassy in Peking span from morning to night as mobs chant blood debts must be paid.
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City Eller dispute halts billboard move without permit
City officials ordered Eller Outdoor Advertising workers to stop moving a billboard near 76th Street and McDowell Road after reports of a second move within a week. Dick Filler, city attorney, warned arrests if the move continued and noted potential charges for erecting a sign without a permit and altering a non conforming sign.
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Dick Filler
76Th St
McDowell Rd
Salt River
Motorola Wins Navy Contract for Sidewinder Guidance Systems
The Department of the Navy awarded Motorola Aerospace Center in Scottsdale a 1.505 million contract for guidance and control systems for Sidewinder missiles. The project, described as highly sensitive and classified, will add about 100 workers later this spring or summer and increase the program workforce by roughly one third. Ralph W. Elsner announced the add on order and planned payroll expansion.
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Scottsdale
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Sukarno Facing Treason Trial Amid Indonesian Crisis
In Jakarta, Abdul Haris Nasution says Sukarno will be removed and tried for treason. A 300 student delegation urged Congress to act, while Gen. Suharto and loyal troops mount a forceful show of strength near the parliament. Peaceful protests continue as Parliament prepares to take up Sukarno's rule.
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Stolen Painting Equipment Reported From Scottsdale Home
John Morrison of 1220 N 66th Bt. reported a theft from his storage room. A paint compressor spray gun and hoses valued at about 374 dollars were missing since Christmas. Police note the items could have been taken any time since then.
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Scottsdale
John Morrison
66Th Bt
Million Dollar Bond Box Causes City Hall Mix Up
Merrill Lynch representatives arrived at city hall with over 1 million dollars in civic center bonds but failed to locate Mayor Tim to receive them. After urgent calls, Tim was found as the delegation left for Phoenix, delaying the transfer of the bonds.
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Fenner
Smith
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iState
Phoenix
Scottsdale to Seek National Defense Education Act Aid
The Scottsdale School District plans to apply for NDEA federal aid at tonight's regular school board meeting in Hopi School. A citizens advisory committee will meet Wednesday at Coronado High School and Thursday at the district education center to hear public input and discuss the aid program’s aims and statewide eligibility.
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Hopi ‘School
Lafayetta Blvd
Citizens ‘Advisory Committee
Coronado High School
NDEA
State Office of Public Instruction
Ndea Unda
Blizzard Wrecks New York as Snow Ends Schools and Markets
A blizzard dumped six inches by noon on New York City, with another eight to ten inches forecast. Schools and many major firms shut, the United Nations paused, and the New York and American stock exchanges closed early. In Washington, Ambassador Arthur Goldberg said he will tour Vietnam for fact finding within ten days. The Senate expanded Vietnam veteran benefits while Johnson urged ratification of a space treaty. In Amman, Egyptian officers hijacked a civilian plane for asylum. The Harris quints in Brooklyn died from pneumonia, and Barcelona police broke a large student strike aimed at protesting government control of student groups.
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Veteran Gila County Senator Carpenter dead at 60
Clarence L. Carpenter former president of the State Senate died in Good Samaritan Hospital after collapsing at the wheel of his car during an X ray treatment. He was 60.
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Gila County
Clarence L. Carpenter
State Senate
Good Samaritan Hospital
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