Swimmobile brings pool to Scottsdale schools
Central Arizona lacks natural swimming holes except in backyards. Billy and Suzy must travel far to find water. The Scottsdale YMCA operates a swim-mobile unit, a large square tank on wheels, moving from school to school this summer. It stays at Hohokam School this week and next, then at Tonalea Supai and Yavapai, with possible later returns.
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Billy
Suzy
Scottsdale
Mer
Hohokam School
Tonalea
Supai
Yavapai
Scottsdale Schools See Large Federal Aid Gap
Scottsdale School District appears eligible for far more federal funds than it receives with food services the only area at maximum aid. Eligible programs include Vocational Act aid for guidance and counseling, library books under Public Law 8910, poverty projects, and National Defense Education Act language science and math funding.
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Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
Direcbe
Coronado-Yavapai
Coronado - Yavapai
Bill Pedersen
Food Services
Pedersen
State Department of Public Instruction
Johnson weighs new conference on Vietnam in fall
President Johnson is considering another Far East meeting on Vietnam, possibly in the fall, similar to the Guam conference in March where Allied leaders provided an updated war review.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas White House
Johnson
Vietnam
Guam
Arizona mine assessments may trim property tax rate
The State Tax Commission increased Arizona’s mine assessment to 236 million dollars, a rise of over 20 million, potentially lowering the state property tax rate by about five cents. The report appears on page 3.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State
Maricopa County Plans New Canine Veterinary Center
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors under fire from dog lovers moved to improve conditions at the county pound. Chairman William Andrews directed County Manager Joe Herrick to hire an architect to design a new canine veterinary center on county property near Durango Street and 35th Avenue. The county may accept a temporary overflow arrangement with the Arizona Humane Society to shelter animals at 2204 8, 26th Street, with AHS president Max Finch providing care if county supplies dog food. The county declined a permanent handoff to the society, reaffirming the duty to house dogs and cats. Vice Chairman L Alton Riggs urged administrative changes following claims about past care at the facility.
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Arizona Humane Society
26Th St
Max Finch
AHS
Andrews
L. Alton Riggs
Nuisance suit against Fry's Market headed for jury
Scottsdale couple William and Mrs. Zier filed a $30,000 nuisance claim against Fry's Market and the city over alleged baffle congestion noise odors and privacy invasion from 2000 N Scottsdale Rd The market backs to the Zier property and the case centers on a 20 foot rear yard zoning issue and an alley separating the properties The Ziers who bought in 1962 say the market opened in 1963 and Scottsdale City Attorney Sign Filler represents the city in Judge Warren Motta's court
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Fry's Market
Maricopa County Superior Court
William DD
N, 1St St
Fry's
N. Scottsdale Ra
Zier
Zar
Cunningham
Ziers
Sign Filler
Warren Mot
Congo turmoil prompts U.S. evacuation of Americans
The U.S. Embassy evacuated 64 Americans from Bukavu as mercenary led Katanganese troops clashed with central government forces. Mobutu appealed for African aid to quell the revolt blamed on ex Premier Tshombe, while Brazzaville warned of external meddling and Cuba trained forces in the region.
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Kinshasa
The
Congo
UPI
U.S
Bukava
Moishe Tshombe
Cardiane
Joseph Mobutu
Brazzaville
Kinsasa
Bukavu
Klegali
Rwanda
Radio Kinshasa
Mobutu
Moshe Tshombe
Algiers
Tass
Mwouama
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Addis Ababa
Daillo Telli
Telli
France
Havana
Peking
Moscow
Alphonse Magsamba Debat
Dust storm and humid heat linger in Valley weather
The Valley endures hot humid conditions with clouds and a chance of evening thundershowers. Humidity near 50 percent at Mummy Mountain and 40 percent elsewhere, with a 30 percent rain chance today and 20 percent for Friday. A dust storm swept the area, with more dust possible in the evenings.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
William Greene
Mummy Mountain
Weather Bureau
Greene
Weather Outlook with Thunder Showers Likely
Mostly cloudy today and tomorrow with a chance of thunder showers mainly in the late afternoon or night. Temperatures near 101 today, 60 tonight, and 102 tomorrow. Measurable rainfall probability 30 percent this afternoon and 20 percent tomorrow afternoon.
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Berlin
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