Rented Class Space To Ease Crowding Here
Scottsdale School District will use all available space including temporary buildings and church rooms to accommodate an expected 2400 student enrollment rise this fall. The plan follows a failed 3.4 million bond issue in February to fund a two year building program.
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Goldwater Camp Faces Backlash Over State Concessions
The Goldwater Draft movement scales back early claims of winning over key states as party leaders in New York California Pennsylvania Michigan and New Jersey react to the shifting electoral map. A revised chart places California at 301 votes with Kennedy at 197 while Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Washington shift to Goldwater.
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Rail Talks Held As Nations Faces Rail Strike
President Kennedy and Labor Secretary Wirtz met with nine Democratic congressional leaders to discuss possible government moves to avert a nationwide rail strike set to begin at 12 01 am EDT Thursday. The plan envisages a 20 day negotiation window, government decisions on unresolved issues, and neutral arbitration after two years.
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Australian Margaret Smith Wins Wimbledon Women’s Title
Margaret Smith of Australia defeated Billie Jean Moffitt 6 3 6 4 to become Wimbledon’s first Australian women’s singles champion. Smith, regarded as the world’s top female net star, avenged last year’s upset by Moffitt from Los Angeles State College, who had stunned her in an early round.
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Billie Jean Moffitt
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U S Bans Financial Dealings With Cuba
Kennedy administration orders a ban on currency transactions with Cuba and blocks several million dollars of Cuban assets in U S banks under foreign assets control regulations. The action extends existing restrictions and follows State Department aims to isolate Cuba economically and politically.
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UPI
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Seven Killed as Navy Jet Crashes Into Bathhouse Shelter
A UPI report details seven killed when a Navy F1E jet crashed into a bathhouse shelter at Willow Grove during a thunderstorm. Pilot Marine Capt. John W. Butler ejected safely. five others injured in a four-car crash nearby. Also noted are hospital treatments and casualties from the day camp tragedy.
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UPI
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
John W. Butler
Boiling Springs
Butler
Record Independence Day road toll sets new high
A United Press International tally shows 557 traffic fatalities over a 102 hour Independence Day weekend breaking the all time summer holiday and July 4 records. California had 48 deaths, New York 43, Pennsylvania 43, Michigan 32, Ohio 29, Texas 25 with several states reporting none.
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Missouri
Illinois
Virginia
Alaska
Delaware
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Rhode Island
City Clerk Dorothy Ketchum faces possible firing
The city council votes tonight on whether City Clerk Dorothy Ketchum should be fired after a June Progress complaint accusing her of not being informed about meetings. An informal hearing followed and council members cite reduced efficiency and friction with city agencies as factors.
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City Council
East Main St
Ketchum
Tom Cochran
Fern Anderson
Hunter Gooch
Gooch
Sixteen Die In Arizona Weekend Crashes
Sixteen persons were killed in Arizona over the Fourth of July weekend ending at midnight. Eleven deaths came from highway crashes including Narcisco Tarranga Gauna, 66, of Miami, who struck a parked police patrol car on U S 60 and 70 near Globe late Sunday night after his vehicle ran without lights. The patrol car then struck a car driven by Jeanette Bowen of Phoenix who had just been stopped for a missing headlight.
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Miami
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U. S
Globe
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Jeanette Bowen
Phoenix
Weather Outlook with Warm Temperatures and Scattered Thunder
Partly cloudy conditions today and tomorrow with a 25 percent chance of an afternoon or evening thundershower. Temperatures remain hot with highs near 103 today and near 104 tomorrow, lows around 74 tomorrow morning. Willard L. Greene notes Sunday's high 101 and this morning’s low 82.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
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