Scottsdale teachers seek public vote on union representation
The Scottsdale teachers union calls for a public vote to decide whether the AFL-CIO Union or the Scottsdale Education Association should represent teachers in dealings with district admins and the school board. union claims council elections show weak turnout and says the council serves administration aims.
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Charles Hill
Progress Education
Scottsdale Teachers’ Union
Afl-Cio Union
Scottsdale Education Association
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Union
Erratic golfer charged Scottsdale Progress City
Editor Jack Karie faces trial on five criminal counts in Scottsdale after a golf cart crash at Villa Monterey Golf Course. He is free on one cent bail and claims the charges are a frameup by Progress publishers and officials.
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Stan Kelly
Progress City
Jack Karie
Karie
Kelly
Scottsdale
Ed Boyle
Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Bill Donaldson
Jerry McElfresh
Villa Monterey
Gary Klahr
Klahr
Karne
Boyle
Valley Country Club
Scottsdale teachers get two days leave under revised policy
A revised professional leave policy for Scottsdale teachers is set for approval at the first school board meeting of the year. The board recommends two days of full pay for staff attending professional meetings or graduate testing, with leaves limited to exceptional value. The district also seeks to hire Dr. William Odell for a $42,000 educational survey and to send five board members to the National School Boards Association Convention in Detroit March 30 to April 2. A new school board president and clerk will be elected at the meeting at Kiva School.
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Scottsdale
Board ‘of Education
William Odell
Stanford University
National School Boards Association
Detroit
Mich
Kiva School
McDonald
Pilot Survives Near crash at Scottsdale Airport
Lyle Arends a 26 year old Civil Air Patrol pilot from Scottsdale survived a hard landing at Scottsdale Municipal Airport after a training flight. His T34 sustained minor damage to the propeller flap and fuselage while he was alone in the single engine craft.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Lyle Arends
W. Villetta
CAP
Arends
Retired officers urge halt of bombing in Vietnam
A group of generals and admirals led by Gen David Shoup asks President Johnson to de escalate North Vietnam bombing and scale back the South Vietnam ground war. They argue for renewed negotiations and say bombing has not decisively changed the war while U.S. ships and planes press on.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
David M. Shoup
of-the-Marine
Corps
Business Executives
Vietnam
Mills
Army
Ford
Marine
Samuel B. Griffith
Robert L. Hughes
Arnold E. True
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Griffith
Asia
Mao
Tse-tung
United States
Peking
Stamford University
Hoover Institution
Will
Scottsdale educators to attend state sex education conference
Several Scottsdale educators will join a state wide conference titled Sex Education A Part of Family Living at ASU from 9 am to 4 30 pm Saturday. Supt John Tanner will attend with district administrators and predicts sex education will be added to Scottsdale Schools curriculum. The program includes a 9 30 am keynote by Dr Esther Schulz and a 11 am student panel with four high school teens and one ASU student. Sally Williams will speak at 2 30 and Kathleen Smith will join a 3 30 panel. Conference held in Memorial Union Building ballroom.
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Scottsdale
John Tanner
Tanner
Maricopa County
Kathleen, Smith
Saint Daniel
Memorial Union Building
ASU
Scottsdale to sign revised city charter January 17
Gov. Jack Williams will sign Scottsdale’s revised charter January 17 at a noon luncheon with Mayor Bud Tims and civic leaders. Changes give floodplain authority, master plan enforcement, lien filing for unpaid services, intergovernmental contracts, four year terms starting 1968, police command by mayor in danger, and other governance provisions.
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Jack Williams
Scottsdale
Bud Tims
Altorid
Dale ‘Anderson
Dangen
Wreckage of Marine Transport Plane Found on Mt Tobin Nev
A four engine C54 transport carrying 18 aboard was sighted burning on Mt Tobin at 9,779 feet after reporting heavy icing and rapid descent. The flight from Denver to Seattle encountered stormy Nevada weather and disappeared midflight. no survivors immediately reported. Ground teams from Battle Mountain and Lovelock head to the desolate crash site as crews await identification of passengers and recoveries.
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Battle Mountain
Nev
UPI
Marine Corps
Nevada Mountain
Denver
Colo
Seattle
Wash
Nevada
Oo Marine
U.S
Mt. Tobin
Reno
Lovelock
Pershing County
Dan Higgins
Northeast Weather Turns Extreme With Snow Sleet and Cold
Storms lash the East and West with rain snow and sleet as gusty winds drive temperatures down to 28 below in Massena New York and forecasts warn of gale conditions from New Jersey to South Carolina. Heavy rain drenches the Carolina coasts while New Bern sees near an inch in six hours. Chicago records 21 degrees as a cold snap lingers across the heartland.
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United Press International
New York
New Jersey
South Carolina
Massena
N.Y
North
South
Paradise Valley council race narrows to seven seats
Eight candidates run in Paradise Town Valley city council primary on February 20. Incumbents seeking re election include Mayor Jack Huntress and six councilmen: Richard Dellars Oscar Palmer Sri Philip Von Ammon E Robert Tribken and A Irving Scherer. Leonard W Deehan withdraws due to business. Dudley Ryan and J Stephen Simon back incumbents. The seven victorious council members will choose a mayor from among them.
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Paradise
Valley
Jack Huntress
Richard D. Fellars
Oscar C. . Palmer
Sri
Philip
E.” von - Ammon
E. Robert Tribken
A. Irving Scherer
Leonard _W
Weather note 63 Fair with high near 63 today
The forecast notes a 63 degree high today with a low around 92 tonight and a high near 65 tomorrow. The weather outlook implies warm conditions with fluctuating temperatures into the next day.
British diplomat says Hanoi wants peace talks
Foreign Secretary George Brown told reporters in Washington after a three hour meeting with Secretary of State Dean Rusk that Hanoi clearly wants peace talks. He cited North Vietnam’s claim that talks would begin if the United States halts bombing and praised the discussions as movement toward a settlement.
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Washington
George Brown
Brown
Dean Rusk
North Vietnam
Hanoi
United States
U S Troops Fend Off Mekong Delta Ambush Near Saigon
About 200 American soldiers fought through a Mekong Delta ambush 54 miles southwest of Saigon. Casualties included 18 killed and 58 wounded from a 600 man guerrilla force reportedly engaged.
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Saigon
Mekong
United Nations Probes Cuba Police Incident In New York
Cuba accuses New York police of violent aggression blocking H. Rap Brown and another Black Power figure from leaving the Cuban mission. Secretary General Thant orders a top UN legal official to investigate the incident.
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United. Nations
Cuba
New York
Thant
U.N
U S protests over expulsion of Warsaw based attache
The U S state department lodged strong protests with Poland after the expulsion of Lt Edward Metzger of Quincy Massachusetts a U S military attache. He and a Canadian officer were arrested on spying allegations during a routine trip to an unrestricted area in Warsaw.
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Warsaw
State Department
U.S
Edward Metzger
Quincy
Massachusetts
Metzger
Door to door search in Phoenix for explosion witnesses
Firemen and police conduct a door to door search for possible witnesses after an explosion demolished eight barber shops in Northwest Phoenix and damaged two more. Capt. Bob Biven notes a five gallon gasoline can was found in the rubble. A state senator calls for an investigation into agency employment practices amid minority representation concerns.
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Phoenix
Bob Biven
Fire Department
Pima County
Fue. Castillo
Arizona
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School Board
Perera
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