Scottsdale leaders push March of Dimes drive and public events
Patterson heads Scottsdale March of Dimes drive directing volunteers for January fundraising to aid birth defects arthritis post polio research and patient care. Carleton College officials visit Scottsdale and Arcadia high schools January 14 for admissions talks.
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Patterson Heads
March of Dimes
Vaughn R. Patterson
Scottsdale
Valley National Bank
Patterson
National Foundation
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Carleton
Charles Gavin
Scottsdale High School
Arcadia High School
College of Arts and Sciences
Johnson plans 1965 budget at about 100 billion dollars
White House officials say President Johnson's fiscal 1965 budget totals about 100 billion, an all time high but roughly 20 billion below departments requests. The budget rises about 1.2 billion from Kennedy's 1964 level and reflects heavy cuts across armed services.
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Johnson City
Tex
Upi
White House
Johnson
Armed Services
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Budget Bureau
Kennedy
Whirly Birds of Phoenix Opens at Deer Valley
More than 20 students are already using facilities at Whirly Birds of Phoenix, which opened last week at Deer Valley Airport. Neil Brittain, head of the company at 12419 N. 64th St, says the firm trains helicopter pilots and runs a helicopter rental business.
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Whirlybirds of
Phoenix
Deer Valley
Neil Brittain
N. 64Th St
First Red Wheat Sale Reported by Continental
reports say Continental Grain Corp sold $30 million of U S surplus wheat to the Soviet Union in the first such sale since Kennedy authorized a year ago. Commerce licenses for $40.6 million in wheat to Russia were issued earlier but officials cautioned they may not reflect completed sales.
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Kansas City
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Kennedy
Continental Grain Corp
Washington
Commerce Department
Continental
Russia
Probes Focus on Willowbrook Shooting Chief's Gun Draw
Three investigations into the New Year’s Eve death of football star Tony Parrilli center on why Police Chief Robert Winthers drew his gun. Parrilli, 24, was fatally shot in a Willowbrook bowling alley partly owned by Bears end Mike Ditka during a holiday celebration.
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Chicago
UPS
Tony Parrilli
Robert Winthers
Parrilli
Willowbrook
Chicago Bears
Mike Ditka
Court seeks ban on blackface in Philadelphia Mummers parade
In Philadelphia the McBride suit seeks injunctions to bar blackfaced marchers and prevent potential rioting if blackface makeup appears in the delayed Mummers parade. A prior NAACP bid was rejected by three Common Pleas Court judges noting city officials have kept the parade non offensive. The Thursday filing targets use of blackface and civil rights demonstrations.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Common Pleas Court
State Supreme Court
Thomas D. Mc
Center City
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Theodore L. Reimel
Light side humor on AEC hole project in Mississippi
UPI column humorously questions a $2.6 million AEC hole near Hattiesburg Mississippi used for underground testing. The piece jokes about repurposing the leaky shaft, potential sale to NSF for Project Mohole, and possible ends at a golf course.
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Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Hattiesburg
Miss
Foundation
Mississippi
Project Mohole
Pontiff Prepares For His Journey To Holy Land
Pope Paul VI, 66, plans a three day pilgrimage to the Holy Land becoming the first pope to visit the region and fly there. He will meet Patriarch Athenagoras I of Constantinople in two talks aimed at Christian unity amid long held divisions.
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Pontiff
Holy Land
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Christ
Jordan
Israel
Italy
Paul
Athenagoris I
Constantinople
John XXII
Ecumenical Council
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Foreign Service
Dept. of State
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E. Hummingbird Lane
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Los Angeles
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Arizona Heart Assn
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Rex Morgan
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J. Daniel Bullington
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Robert M. Anderson
Thomas P. K. Lim
Mayer Hyman
Clifford Ernst
Maricopa County Medical Society
Hotel Westward Ho
Richard O. Flynn
Tempe
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Robert S. McNamara
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Greece
National Science Foundation
Cahill-Edmund
Old Scottsdale Rd
Bank of Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale Rd
5Th Ave
Riviera
Mobilehome Park
N. Hayden Road
Mt. So
McDowell
Java Junction
Jolley
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John ST. Armstrong
Queen Elizabeth
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Mesa
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Vatican
Rome
Pius XII
France
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Farmer's Insurance Group
Lee Jones
S. Old Scottsdale Rd
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