Arizona Education Bill Delays District Funds Guidance
Scottsdale district superintendent Charles Holt says he will not recommend applying for federal funds under the new education bill until guidelines from the Education Department are clearer. Arizona expects about 11 million for the first year and 9 million for special education, with distribution tied to low income families and per pupil expenditure.
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Charles Holt
Holt
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cient
Congress
Arizona
State Department of Public Instruction
Sarah
Ies
Board to Decide on Special Election for Federal Aid
County attorney Henry Florence states the Scottsdale school board must call a special election to gauge taxpayer support for federal aid. He notes recent opinions keep the decision with the board, though some programs require voter input on fund allocation. Florence warns multiple ballot questions cause confusion.
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Sou Etioeney & Today
Scottsdale
MUP Lbs
Board of Trustees
Florence
German expert cites Soviet space activity beyond official announcements
West German space expert Heinz Kaminski says Russia launched more Cosmos unmanned satellites today than it disclosed and tracks two Soviet satellites in orbit. He notes a possible space rendezvous between two ships and criticizes lack of full disclosure. Other observers doubt the German report.
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Bochum
Germany
UPI
Heinz “Kaminski
Oo Kaminsky
Institute For Satellite
Space Research
Kaminski
Kamiriski
Scottsdale Progress Skips Saturday Issue for Fourth of July
The Scottsdale Progress will not publish a paper on Saturday in observance of the Fourth of July. Publication resumes with the evening edition on Monday.
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Scottsdale Progress
Scottsdale Hires Undercover Vice Investigator
The Scottsdale police department hires a male undercover vice investigator at lieutenant rank to lead prostitution gambling and hoodlum probes. The unnamed agent brings 16 years of investigative experience in Arizona and California and begins work immediately under Chief Nemetz.
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Scottsdale
Nemetz
Investi&tor
Arizona
California
Morals charge dropped against Coronado teacher
A October morals charge against former Coronado High School Spanish teacher Donald Seaman was dropped in Phoenix City Court. Seaman faced charges for an indecent gesture to a Phoenix officer at Encanto Park and was fired the day after the filing. His attorney said Seaman and his family are out of state and that he has been under psychiatric care.
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Coronado High School
Donald Seaman
Phoenix
Seaman
Encanto Park
Sidney Wolfe
Sudden U S Air Raids Hit Dien Bien Phu and Vietnam Targets
U S planes staged two surprise raids on Dien Bien Phu and nearby targets in Indochina. Viet Cong losses approached 120 killed as other missions hit the Nam Dinh oil depot near Hanoi. eight U S helicopters damaged and one airman hurt.
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UPI
U.S
Dien Bien Phu
France
Indochina
Nam Dinh
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Séc. Trang
Dien Bien Phi
Laos
U.S. Air Force
California firm offers to buy film material in questionable mail scheme
A Winnetka California company advertised purchasing explicit material including 8mm film and photos for $25 and $15, claiming to forward items to a five state inspector. The sender claimed no discrimination and described a plan to mail obscene material, raising questions about jurisdiction and legality.
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Arizina
Denver
Denvér
Acon Artes Thama
Johnson Proposes National Teachers Corps for Poverty Areas
President Johnson outlined a plan for a national teachers corps to aid local teachers in poverty areas and slums. He urged safeguards against race based dismissals and announced a White House education conference dates and re employment services for teachers displaced by integration.
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New York
UPI
Johnson
National Teachers Corps
National Education Association
Madison Square Garden
South
U.S
White House
New Cartoonist Starts Monday at Central Press
Beginning Monday the regular editorial cartoons by Alfred J. Buescher join the Central Press Association division of King Features Syndicate. Buescher is described as a chief editorial cartoonist with lively drawings combining sense and imagination. See cartoon on page 3.
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Alfred J. Buescher
Central Press Assa
King Features Syndicate
Buescher
Baptism of Luci Johnson at St Matthews Cathedral
President Johnson and Mrs Johnson attend Luci Johnson's private baptism on her 18th birthday at St Matthews Cathedral in Washington. Luci, formerly Episcopalian, joins Roman Catholic faith alongside family.
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Washington
Johnson
Gauihiter Luci
White House
St. Matthews Cathedral
Lynda
Luci
National Christian Church
Pilot Killed As F104 crashes On Takeoff At Luke AFB
An American instructor pilot died when his F 104G Super Star fighter crashed during takeoff at Luke Air Force Base. The pilot’s identity was not released. The crash occurred about one mile south of the Luke runway near Camelback and Reams roads.
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Luke Air Force Base
Luke Tunway
Camelback and
Reams Rds
Warrant issued in assault case against football coach
A warrant was issued on Thursday for the arrest of football coach Bob Sutter of Ocean Center California. He is charged with assaulting Ken Thompson, 35, at the Safari Hotel cone shop in Scottsdale last Sunday. Judge Harold Holcomb ordered the warrant, to be turned over to Scottsdale police for execution.
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Harold Holcomb
Scottsdal Police Department
S. Warran
Scottsdale
Sutter
Arizona
Johnson
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