Scottsdale considers fingerprinting candidates for office
Scottsdale's mayor and city council discuss a proposed ordinance requiring candidates filing nominating petitions to submit to police fingerprint checks. City Attorney Dick Filler supports rules on candidate eligibility and cites the Arizona League of Cities. The issue follows a 1943 to 1946 criminal record disclosure involving Mayoral candidate Dan Bartos.
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Jack Kare
Progress City
Scottsdale
City Hall
Dick Filler
Bud Tims
Filler
Arizona League of Cities
Scottsdale, J
John Zastrow
League
ACLU warns against Scottsdale fingerprinting ordinance
Ted Mote of the Arizona Civil Liberties Union warned that a Scottsdale proposal requiring candidates for public office to be fingerprinted could expand police surveillance. He warned of a potential police state and privacy invasion and said the ACLU would oppose such an ordinance after board review.
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The
Arizona Civil Liberties Union
Scottsdale
Ted Mote
ACTIT
UL UA Vaetare Mote
Mote
United States
ACLU
Threat on Soviet envoy Dobrynin precedes embassy blast
The State Department disclosed that a year old threat to Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin preceded the Washington embassy bombing by three weeks. Guards had been on duty around the clock but withdrew days before yesterday’s explosion.
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Washington
State Department
Dobrynin
U.S
Arizona House to debate over 70 bills daylight time referendum
The Arizona House will debate more than 70 bills this afternoon including a daylight saving time measure. The plan is to remove the referendum requirement and exempt Arizona from daylight time without a vote. In Utah, the Civil Air Patrol reports wreckage of a Cessna 210 near Juab County with four aboard, all unidentifed, and no survivors.
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Phoenix
Arizona House
House
Senate
Arizona
Delta
Utah
Utah Civil- Air Patrol
Juab
CAP
Richard E. Haile
Lake Havasu City
Ariz
Vietnam Mailbag list of Scottsdale area service members
First Vietnam Mailbag featuring Scottsdale area servicemen listed for readers to write. Includes names and addresses such as Dennis C. Reinker Michael J. Betonti Don Straine Jeffrey J. Burns Michael D Parr Gregg S Collvdos and Gregg Lopt with units and APO/FPO addresses in San Francisco and Scottsdale notice for adding more names to the list.
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Sceottsdale-Area
Lopt
Gregg
S. Collvdos
3Rd Marine Div
FPO
San’ Francisco
Calif
Vietnam
Scottsdale Daily Progress
P.O
Scottsdale, Ariz
Johnson expected to seek 100000 more U S troops for Vietnam
Lawmakers forecast President Johnson will request an increase beyond the 525000 ceiling as Senate and House members cite testimony from top officials. They anticipate higher draft calls and possible reserve mobilization to support a larger Vietnam presence while the Defense Department delay on returning troops signals new return plans.
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Washington
UPI
House Armed Services Committee
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Robert L. Legget
D-Calif
Senate Armed Services Committee
James B. Pearson
South Vietnam
Pearson
Defense Department
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital unveils service price increases
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital today announced higher daily rates across services with private rooms 54 to 50 dollars, semi private 42 to 44, pediatrics 40, obstetrics 42, and ICU beds 90, coronary care 105. Administrator Ce cil Kammerdiener cites remodeling and salary needs, with raises planned in lab X ray, dietary, and business offices, not for nurses.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Cecil Krammerdiener
Kammerdiener
Tanner's successor sought by Scottsdale school board
Scottsdale school board members and district personnel officers seek a replacement for Supt. John Tanner whose resignation takes effect July 1. Board president Earl Sumrall said applications have been received and will be reviewed with the personnel office. The board is contacting the American School Administrators Association and leading universities for assistance in locating candidates. Interviewing of applicants may begin within two weeks.
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Scottsdale
John Tanner
Earl Sumrall
American School Administrators Association
Harvard
Columbia
Sumrall
McNamara orders review of Tonkin testimony for release
Defense Secretary McNamara directed security officials to edit his Tonkin incident testimony to remove only items needed to protect intelligence. The censored transcript will be returned to the Senate committee for possible release tonight, but aides say full release may wait until next week amid a dispute with Senator Fulbright over what happened in August 1964.
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McNamara
Pentagon
Committee
J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Beers Daughter Spared in Brighton Student Attack
A U S Embassy official says his daughter Elizabeth and he were saved from harm by police after a protest at Sussex University. Beers described rocks paint and eggs being hurled by anti war students during a Vietnam forum appearance in Brighton England.
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Brighton
England
UPI
U.S
Press
Robert Beers
Beers
Elizabeth
Sussex University
London
South
Southeast Asia
Johnson urges $6.3 billion for model cities and housing
President Johnson called Congress to approve a broad urban program totaling 6.3 billion dollars to aid cities. The plan funds model cities housing and anti poverty efforts, rent supplements, urban renewal, and mass transit planning with multi year timelines and ambitious housing goals.
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Johnson
Congress
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United Press International
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Saigon
Hue
GOP
Ray Bliss
Everett Dirksen
Cochairman
Dennis C. Reinker
31St Supply Co
Hoy Mat
G.S
APO
San Francisco
Michael J. Betonti
U.S.S
Don Straine
Dept
Krishna
Jeffrey J. Burns
3Rd Marines
1St
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Golf Company and PLC
California
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FMF
c/o FPO
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Tanner
Jack Collins
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