Scottsdale Players Race to Open Stagebrush Theater
The Scottsdale Community Players race to finish the Stagebrush Theater opposite Soloma School on Second St. with $25,000 still needed after raising $10,000 for painting and wiring. Vandals have damaged windows, enclosures and lighting. a fundraising sale at Smitty's Big Town is set for April 5 6 and 7 to boost efforts as plans push to open next fall.
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Thoro
Ack Cossins
Broken Light
Scottsdale Community Players
Second St
Marshall
Jody Miller
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Ken. Bacher
Stagebrush
Soloma School
Jack
Acquanetta) Ross
Smitty’s
Big Town
Scottsdale
Serendipity Shop
Fifth Ave
Ave
Waltah Clark
Fashion Square
Richard Jones
E. Stanford Dr
Senate Denies Cloture On Civil Rights Debate
The Senate again refused to end debate on Civil Rights legislation with a 6 vote margin. Leaders say a compromise bill may still be possible, signaling a potential agreement despite the setback.
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Washington
Senate
McCarthy criticizes Johnson and Vietnam strategy in Nashua
Senator Eugene McCarthy told a Nashua audience that the war in Vietnam is not being won or fought effectively and condemned President Johnson’s handling of the war on poverty. The Panama Canal reopened after workers refloated a Japanese ore carrier that sank, delaying 84 ships.
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Nashua
New Hampshire
Eugene É McCarthy
Vietnam
Johnson
Balboa
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Arizona House Set To Vote On Auditor Abolition Bill
In Phoenix the House plans final voting this afternoon on many bills, including a measure to abolish the state auditor office. The Senate met briefly and adjourned for committee work. it is expected to refuse to concur with the House on Daylight Saving Time and name a conference committee. In Tucson a writ petition seeks to stop prosecuting two protesters for unlawful assembly tied to an antidraft demonstration. Judge Norman Fenton will rule by week’s end.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Tucson
Pima County
Norman Fenton
Fenton
World Communist parties meet over Vietnam and Sino Soviet rift
The world communist conference opened in Budapest with Ho Chi Minh sending best wishes while Hanoi stayed away to avoid antagonizing Moscow or Beijing. Delegates from about 74 of nearly 100 parties attended, many grudgingly, amid the Moscow Beijing split and emphasis on Vietnam.
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Budapest
UPI
Communist Parties Conference
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Soviet Union
China
Hanoi
Moscow
Peking
Kim Il Sung
North Korea
Kremlin
Gellert
Moscow-Peking
Josef
Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Albania
Cuba
Trumpet, Olds records described as excellent
Classified note states trumpet and Olds recorder in excellent condition, price asked 350 but willing to take 110. Ads ran once and sold quickly after strong response. Scottsdale area residents respond to local want ads with a hot line for selling items before 5 p.m.
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Scottsdale Area
V. Maoftsdale Progress
Shriver Mystery, Illinois Democrats Eye Senate Bid
United Press reports Sargent Shriver kept Illinois Democratic leaders guessing on June primary plans. He failed to appear at a Chicago meeting amid debates over nominating the party candidate to challenge Senate Republican Everett Dirksen.
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United Press: International
R. Sargent Shriver
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
New York
Nelson
Adlai Stevenson III
Rockefeller
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
City planning commission to consider several permits
The city planning commission meets tomorrow night to approve a use permit for a Young Women's Christian Association clubhouse at 4615 N. Granite Reef and to grant zoning for Harold Eisberg’s wholesale meat distribution at 7601 E. McDowell. It will also review a McDonald’s site plan at Bellview St. and Scottsdale Rd, a Woolery site plan change for apartments at 64th St. and Indian School Rd with a new driveway, a use permit for St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church educational building and parking lot at 8332 Edward Ave, with additional permits expected later.
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City Planning Commission
Young Women’s Christian Association
Granite Reef
Harold Eisberg
McDowell
Eisberg
McDonald’s
Bellview St
Scottsdale Rd
Robert W. Woolery
64Th St
Indian School Rd
Woolery
Edward Ave
U S General Warns Of New Communist Offensive In Vietnam
Gen Earle Wheeler chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff warned of another major Communist offensive in Vietnam. He said he planned to seek more U S troops and noted ongoing North Vietnamese attacks and possible renewed assaults after the Red Lunar New Year offensive. Wheeler met allies in Bangkok and Saigon and then planned to brief President Johnson in Washington.
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Austin
Texas
White House
Gulf of Tonkin
George Christian
Johnson
North Vietnam
Congress
Bangkok
UPS
Earle Wheeler
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Vietnam
Waawapaaus Wheeler
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Laos
Thanom
Wheeler
South Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Saigon
Washington
U.S
Khe Sanh
Honolulu
U.S. Pacific Command
Ault hearing delayed in daughter’s death case
Preliminary hearing for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ault charged with involuntary manslaughter after the Feb 5 death of Linda Marie Ault was postponed to allow time for defense briefs and to prepare the transcript of their testimony at the inquest. Weather notes record variable high cloudiness with highs near 80 and lows around 53.
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Phoenix
UPI
Justice of the Peace
Ida Westfall
Joseph Ault
Linda Marie
Aults
Three injuries in Scottsdale weekend crashes
Scottsdale police reported three separate car accidents Saturday injuring three people. William Rabe, 21, escaped serious harm after his eastbound car overturned while avoiding a westbound truck at 8600 Sage. Sandra Nunez, 20, sustained non life threatening injuries in a Lincoln and Scottsdale Roads collision with William Beal, 28, who was cited for failing to yield. Milton Siebert, 45, injured slightly when his southbound Scottsdale Road vehicle struck a traffic island after a high speed left turn onto Granada. cited for failure to control and driving without a license.
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Scottsdale
Esage
William—Rabe
E. Balfour
Sandra Nunez
Toth St
Lincoln
Scottsdale Rds
William Beal
18Th PL
Phoenix
Beal
Miss Nunez
Scottsdale Rd
Milton Siebert
Woodmere Fairway
Granada
Siebert
Warren dedicates ASU College of Law as temple of justice
Chief Justice Earl Warren dedicated the Arizona State University College of Law calling it a temple of justice. He warned that inefficient courts threaten justice and urged innovations in legal education and court administration. Warren cited case backlogs and delays as reflecting systemic weaknesses and praised the Federal Judicial Center as a hopeful development.
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Warren
iAn
Federal Judicial Center
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
ASU Law Society
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United Press International
Tonkin
Jacksonville
Florida
Claude Kirk
McCarthy
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