Arcadia Annexation Meeting Sparks Clash Tomorrow
A heated Arcadia annexation meeting is planned for 7:30 p.m. at Kaibab School. Residents including The Angry Taxpayers oppose Scottsdale annexation and seek Phoenix alternatives while Phoenix officials are urged to attend. Robert B. Williams represents residents north of the canal and west of 64th Street and aims to air sewer plans and options to remain in the county or join Phoenix. Col. E. B. Myrick tied to Scottsdale groups but Williams says independence.
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Congress Panel Approves Aid for Needy Children
The House Ways and Means Committee approved Kennedy’s public assistance program for needy children of jobless parents. The $305 million plan is optional for states and could aid about 750000 youngsters under 18, as part of the administration’s emergency relief push.
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Court backs Red-Hunting House Group
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 ruling, affirmed the House Un American Activities Committee’s authority to probe communism by upholding contempt convictions of two witnesses who refused to answer 1958 inquiries. Frank Wilkinson and Carl Braden were targeted during a southern propaganda and textile infiltration probe.
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Linda Craig Campaigns from Crutches for Student Body Treasurer
Linda Craig 16 daughter of the Earl Craigs of 6623 Paradise Dr plans a Scottsdale student body treasurer run from crutches after a compound fracture in her right leg. The injury occurred yesterday when her horse reared during a three gait Arabian show at Paradise Park. She is in good condition today and is expected to be hospitalized three to four days with a two month leg cast.
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Harriman to Attend Morocco King's Funeral
Ambassador W Averell Harriman will fly from London to Rabat tonight to represent President Kennedy at the funeral of King Mohammed V of Morocco. He will depart after a dinner with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.
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Kennedy seeks over two billion for school aid bill
President Kennedy sent Congress proposed legislation to fund part of federal aid to education. He asks for more than 2 billion dollars over three years for school construction and teachers' salaries to lift schools to a new level of excellence. He wrote to Speaker Rayburn and Vice President Johnson outlining the plan.
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Prince Hassan II Succeeds Dead Father in Moroccan Throne
Morocco swears allegiance to Moulay Hassan II as king after King Mohammed V dies from heart failure following nasal operation. Royal family and culemas pledge loyalty. seven days of mourning begin. Hassan faces delicate Western Soviet balance and volatile politics amid base treaty nearing 1963 expiration.
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U.S. Probes Reports of Soviet Arms Airlift to Congo
U.S. officials investigate claims that cargo planes airlifted Soviet and Czech small arms to the Congo Oriental Province. Reports say anti government forces backed by Gizenga march toward Leopoldville as trucks carrying arms enter Aba near the Sudan border. Confirmation remains elusive after three weeks of diplomatic notes.
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House Rejects Immediate Liquor Action In Arizona
House Speaker W L Tay Cook announced no action on liquor license bills this session. A minority bloc push for action sparked a clash as majority and minority leaders met and caucused. Cook proposed a 10 member interim study committee with five from each side to review proposals and report next January. Rep John Haugh urged immediate action, deeming liquor reform urgent.
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Students Push 40 Mile Relay For World Record
In Sacramento a group of 80 American River Junior College students moved a roller bed in relays 40 miles from Marysville to Sacramento in eight hours five minutes to claim a world title. They say they beat a University of British Columbia crew by 20 minutes.
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Cycle Crash Kills Arcadia High Senior Stewart Hilton
Arcadia High School senior Stewart Hilton, 17, died from injuries after a motorcycle truck collision. Hilton, a wrestling standout, moved from Scottsdale to Arcadia, had a new motorcycle six weeks prior, and was struck at 34th Street and Oak by a pickup driven by Noma Joe Talley, who was cited for failure to yield. Survivors include his parents, sister Edith, and brother Gary. funeral services were held today at Paradise Chapel.
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Kennedy to hold 8 a.m. conference tomorrow
President Kennedy will brief the press at 8 a.m. Arizona time tomorrow at the White House. The briefing will not be broadcast live on television or radio.
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UN workers hurt as Congo clashes erupt in Leopoldville
Congo fighting flares as Congolese soldiers attack UN command injuring four Canadian troops and a white UN secretary. UN protests brutal acts and threats to use force. Premier Ileo and Kalonji plan talks with Tshombe to push for talks and a Congo round table in Geneva. Lumumba loyalists advance toward Leopoldville with gains across Stanleyville and Kasai regions. President Kasavubu halts cooperation as UN troops are accused of inaction.
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