YMCA Day Camp Offers Sessions At Paiute School
YMCA staff Dave Rasmussen and Bill Hall train Gary Atkinson and Jay Newlin in archery at Paiute School during the camp’s second session. Activities include crafts, games, swimming, dramatics, field trips, and an overnight trip. The third 10 day session begins Monday. Information available at the YMCA office on 3019 N Fourth Street.
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Dave Rasmussen
Bill Hall
YMCA
Gary Atkinson
Jay Newlin
Paiute School
Ey Osborn
4Th St
Federal aid for Scottsdale District hinges on future applications
Ralph Goitin of the state Department of Public Instruction says federal aid amounts depend on districts' applications and available funds, with no fixed formula to allocate aid. The Scottsdale School District awaits further applications to determine possible support.
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Scottsdale
Ralph Goitin
State Department of Public Instruction
Goitia
Mesa
Lapeer
A. W.flowers
Pepper offered post by city parks department
Sgt Ken Pepper resigns from Scottsdale police effective Friday and is offered a part time summer youth program supervisor role by the city parks and recreation department. Pepper will work eight to ten hours weekly at 231 an hour, with his hours to be adjusted for living costs.
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Ken Pepper
Scottsdale
City Parks and Recreation Department
Pepper
Serge
Donaldson
Alice Adam
Soviet Space Team Faces Setback Despite Efforts
Unclear OCR text suggests a report on a Soviet space program setback. No coherent details on individuals, dates, or outcomes are readable to specify names or events.
Navy says downed pilot rescued after exchange for ice cream
The US Navy reports Lt. Col. Erié H. Lehade Jr. was rescued after his Skyraider crashed near the USS Oriskany in the South China Sea. He was reportedly ransomed by the destroyer USS Perkins for 35 gallons of ice cream before being returned to his carrier.
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Tokyo
Ued
South
China Sea
USS. Perkins
Navy
Erié’h. Lehade Jr
North
Viet Nam
Schade
Perkins
Oriskany
Johnson
Life in the melon patch
Hunter Gooch reports on Arcadia High athlete Bill Johnson and 239 other Arizona workers who went to Blythe to pick cantaloupe. He describes deplorable food and housing, meager pay and broken promises, injuries from machinery, harsh working hours, and limited breaks, with Johnson returning home after a injury.
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Johnson
Arizona
Blythe
Arcadia High
Toj
Farm placement chief defends Yuma melon harvest housing
John Foley of the Arizona State Employment Service says Phoenix area youth workers in Yuma report few complaints among 500 recruits for the cantaloupe harvest. He notes housing is military style but meals are nutritious and conditions vary by viewpoint.
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Arizona State Employment Service
Phoenix Area
Yuma
John Foley
City sign ordinance prompts variance requests and denials
The article outlines several Scottsdale sign cases under a new ordinance. Bludworth relocated his business and sought a taller free standing sign. Apache Liquors sought a larger front sign. the city agency denied a 20 to 30 foot high revolving panel request and then denied a larger two sided sign.
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Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale. Rd
Universal Pools
Cod Bludworth
Phoenix ix
Tim
Piodivarth
Mouth Agency
Scottsdale Rd
Earls Dr
re+ gency
Uest
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Colorado River
Tony Peyou
Arcadia
John von Reusen
Arizona State University
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Youldibe
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Tjod
Houstig- Johns
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Foley
Calif
Blythe Growers Assn
Albert Borza
Yuma County
Jerry McElfresh
Apache ‘Liquors Store
Pappas
Murray
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