Scottsdale School Board elects Bill Close president
At a special meeting Scottsdale elects TV executive Bill Close as board president and Hallcraft Homes VP Earl Sumrall as board clerk. Close administered oath to Sam Kitchell who won a five year board term. Discussion covered state aid for the pre first grade program and related court rulings on 240 minute sessions.
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City council weighs park project at wash site near schools
At Tuesday night meeting officials discussed new park projects between Coronado High and Tonto Elementary. Council rejected bids over 7,000 for a backstop and batting cage estimating 4,700 and granted limited approval to appoint Dr Morgan Johnson as engineer for pool design.
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Camelback Jaycees choose 1967 Junior Miss
Joan Batley a Scottsdale High senior was selected by the Camelback Jaycees as 1967 Junior Miss. She topped six other contestants and will compete at the State Pageant February 3 and 4 at Gammage Auditorium Tempe. The winner advances to the national contest in Mobile Alabama in March.
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Crash on Seventh Street injures two. Phoenix man dies
Two Scottsdale men, Sidney J. Brechin 47 and Robert Fertig 36, were injured in a Tuesday crash at Seventh Street and Bell Road when their car collided with a vehicle driven by 43 year old Billy Arthur Hancock of Phoenix who was killed. Brechin remained in satisfactory condition at a Phoenix hospital while Fertig was listed in fair condition.
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Johnson seeks bigger Vietnam war funds this month
President Johnson will ask Congress for extra Vietnam war funds totaling up to 14 billion dollars, higher than the 9 to 10 billion earlier cited. Administration officials say the larger amount covers the current year while total defense outlays rise to about 67 to 68 billion by June.
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