Coronado High appoints Clyde Kidd as principal
Clyde Kidd, 38, currently an assistant principal at Scottsdale High, is named the new Coronado High School principal opening next September. Superintendent Dr. Larry Ashe announces a salary of 8750 dollars yearly. Kidd has taught at Scottsdale High since seventh grade, later in English, and as assistant principal, holding B A from Ohio Northern and a master's from Arizona State. He and wife Patricia have two children and reside at 8235 E Cambridge. Kidd expects a strong, united 1100 enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kidd
Scottsdale High
Coronado High School
Larry Ashe
Kidd
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Arizona State University
Patricia
Duffy
Holly Ann
Cambridge
Coronado
Airlift Studied For Rescuing White Residents
UPI reports Congo unrest as United Nations troops face possible clashes with Katanga forces led by Moise Tshombe. An emergency airlift to Kivu Province is considered to rescue hundreds of whites terrorized by rebellious troops. In Buka vu and Kamene areas, Europeans face kidnapping and beatings amid the turmoil.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Security Council
United Nations
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Congo
Tshombe
U. N
Kivu
Bukavu
Patrice
Lumumba
Kampene
Kasongo
Petersen Tops 25 Candidates in Scottsdale Primary
Scottsdale voters cast 550 ballots for 25 candidates in the March 28 council primary. Art Petersen led with 163 votes and six top finishers advance to the general election, including Bill Clayton, Dan Weisberger, incumbents Moya Kelley and Robert Hutchins, and William Flanigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Petersen
Scottsdale
Phyllis
David
Karen
Ene
S. Country Lanes
Phoenix
Petersen
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Committee
Arcadia
C.W
Bill) Clayton
W. Indian School
Dan Weisberger
W. Second St
Council
Moya G. Kelley
Robert S. Hutchins
William J. Flanigan
West Almeria
AiResearch
Paul Bertling
Kathryn Braswell
William Cartmell
John Challinor
Henry Church
Donald Collar
Robert Cram
Charles DiMaggio
Lawrence H. Doyle, Jr
Howard G. Henry
John la Soa
Irma J. Maas
John E. Miller, Jr
Thomas W. Murphy
Robert W. Naughton
Lester D. Satchell, Jr
Tony A. Savorelli
Mary Schall
Stanley Short
Air Engineers Demand Job Protection Amid Walkout
The Flight Engineers International Association urged stronger guarantees against job loss and retaliation before returning to work as the nation endures the longest air strike. President Kennedy’s three member board to study causes faces union resistance over a peace plan and Western Air Lines’ firings of engineers who refuse to fly.
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Washington
API
U.S
Flight Engineers International Association
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Goldberg
Commission
Western Air Lines
Western
Kennedy Sends Personal Note To Khrushchev
President Kennedy sent Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson to Moscow with a personal message to Premier Khrushchev seeking a fruitful continuation of U S Soviet relations. Thompson carries the president's expressions of confidence and will report back on discussions to guide talks. He will press ideas of Soviet American cooperation in space and joint medical scientific efforts to reduce global poverty.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
White House
Thompson
Dean Rusk
Andrew T. Hatcher
Rusk
New York
Europe
Refinery Blast Kills 9 Workers at Phillips Borger Plant
A violent explosion at the Phillips Petroleum Co. refinery in Borger Texas killed nine construction workers and injured one. Company officials confirmed the 9:10 a.m. blast at a fractionating unit and said no Phillips employees were hurt. Names of the deceased were withheld pending next of kin notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger, Tex
UPI
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Borger
Bartlesville
Okla
Council Accepts Sewer Line Bid
Scottsdale City Council accepted J. H. Welsh & Son bid of 66707.10 for the first phase of the Hayden Road trunk sewer line, 3000 under the next bid. The project cost was estimated at 86655 with 22300 in federal grant. the council also authorized applying for a 30 percent federal grant for the second phase costing 572686.09.
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J. H. Welsh & Son
Hayden Road
Scottsdale
U.S. Dept. of Health
Scottsdale merchants form new promotion group
A nucleus of 12 Scottsdale merchants met to form a merchants association outside the chamber of commerce. The group aims to promote Scottsdale as a year round shopping hub with competitive prices, convenient shopping, and personal service. Dick Bayne of Goldwater's leads the steering committee. members include Kahley Hanny's, Halderman House of Six Directions, Butler Johnson's, Saba's, Goat's Shoes, Creswell Woolworth's, Gilstrap Valley National Bank, Manghelli Bashas' Market, Wasbotten Lute's Scottsdale Pharmacy, Staples Super Save, Leidner Posie Post, and Robb Fashionette. Meetings are Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at Papago Lanes Restaurant.
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Scottsdale
Chamber of Commerce
Dick Bayne
Goldwater’s
Larry Kahley
Hanny’s
Paul Haldermann
House of Six Directions
Art Butler
Johnson’s
Norman Saba
Saba’s
Jack Goot
Goat’s Shoes
Cal Creswell
Woolworth’s
Mack Gilstrap
Valley National Bank
Bill Manghelli
Bashas’ Market
Lute Wasbotten
Lute’s
Earl Staples
Staples Super Save
Carl Leidner
Posie Post
Bill Robb
Fashionette
Arizona
Papago Lanes
City Purchases 2 Police Cars
The city council accepted a low bid of 3 024 44 for two Plymouth police cars from Town and Country Plymouth Phoenix after a 1 350 trade-in for the 1960 Ford. The council also approved a Harley Davidson motorcycle for 1 394 95 including tax from Arizona Harley Davidson Co.
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New Plymouth
Town and Country Plymouth
Phoenix
Carless
Ford
Brown and Hoeye Chevrolet
Woudenberg Pontiac
Arizona Harley Davidson Co
Gas Price War Looms In Phoenix Area
A price war may be looming in the Phoenix area as one major distributor cut prices one cent per gallon on regular grade fuel Tuesday.
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Phoenix
UPI
Two Astronauts Ready To Fly In Project Mercury
Cape Canaveral reports Alan Shepard and John Glenn say they are ready for the next Mercury flight without further testing. Grissom was in Bermuda for Tuesday’s Atlas Mercury test and could not attend the news conference.
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Cape’ Canaveral
UPD
America
Alan Shepard
John Glenn
Bermuda
Cape Canaveral
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Shepard
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Grissom
Atlantic Ocean
Patrick A.F.B
Here
Leroy G. Cooper Jr
Malcolm S. Carpenter
Walter Schirra
Donald K.slayton
Carpenter
Spanish Classes Debate At Scottsdale School Board Meeting
Opponents and proponents spar over a proposal to teach conversational Spanish in Scottsdale's 15 elementary schools. No action taken while state law and attorney general opinion are sought. District plans to proceed pending formal approval. cost concerns cited by critics.
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Scottsdale
Jordan Paine
Lester Mowrey
Peaceful Valley Residents Seek Reversal of City Zone Change
Fourteen homeowners in Peaceful Valley urged the Scottsdale City Council to rescind last October’s zone change at Second Street and Miller Road. They protested a commercial rezoning amid surrounding residential areas and alleged they received no notices. The council sent the matter to the planning commission, recommending current building permits be withheld.
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Peaceful Valley
Scottsdale
Second Street
Miller Road
Miller ‘Road
Two Jets
Pharoah
Ralphy Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Planning Commission
Round And Round It Goes In Machine Age
In Manhattan a driverless car spun in perfect circles on a busy street for about an hour. Police halted the spectacle by placing a block in the road. Maurice McGrath of Englewood New Jersey observed the eerie event and explained he had left the vehicle to remove an obstacle.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Maurice McGrath
Englewood
N.J
More Federal Aid Sought for Arizona Education
The Phoenix based report notes the house education committee introduced a resolution urging Congress to grant extra non matching aid for school construction and teacher salaries. It also proposed two National Defense Education Act appropriations for Arizona: 12500 to improve educational statistics and records and 27587 to strengthen science math and modern languages in schools. Both hinge on passage of a Senate bill introduced earlier by Davie Wine.
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Paul Feltman
Scottsdale
Feltman
Phoenix
UPI
House Education Committee
Congress
Arizona
Senate
Davie Wine
Pima County
Five finalists to be interviewed for Scottsdale Marshal post
Five finalists for the Scottsdale Marshal position will undergo interviews by a board of examiners on March 1, announced City Manager Bob McNutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Bob McNutt
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Thrediens
Eece
William Flanigan
Mova Kelley
Bob. Hutchins
Bill Clayton
Glenn, Grissom
Mowrey
Navajo School
Elks Lodge
Soloma
Kachina
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