Group fights to save old schoolhouse from wrecker
A Scottsdale community group led by Mrs. Clara Beauchamp is petitioning to preserve the 1909 red brick school house as a city museum. City officials weigh enlarging the police and courts building at the community center, which would require razing the school. The group seeks to keep the building as a headquarters for a local historical society and museum.
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Jack Karie
Progress City
Scottsdale
Clara Bé Beauchamp
Beauchamp
City Hall
Bud Tims
Ter Nemetz
Devel
Police de
City of Are
Jack Collins
Clara Beauchamp
Braves
Barbara Stultz
First Ave
Scottsdale School Prayer Issue Probed by ACLU
The ACLU plans to pursue legal action over student led prayers in Scottsdale high school assemblies. Ted Mote says the issue remains on the legal panel agenda and could go to court after fall semester begins.
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Sciottsdale
Ted Mote
Arizona Civil—Liberties—Union- Queried
ACLU
Mote
Scottsdale High School
Supreme Court
Broadway Hale seeks bigger sign to lure council approval
Broad way Hale Stores representatives plan to present visual aids tonight to Scottsdale city officials at 6 pm. They want a larger sign for the four story Broadway Hale Sears Shopping Center at Scottsdale and Mc Dowell, beyond the 150 square foot limit. A daylight and night time display of a sign letter will be shown before a dinner with the mayor and council.
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Broadway - Hale
City Council
Planning Commission
Scottsdale and
McDowell Rds
Broadway
Hale
Air traffic concerns surface over North Scottsdale homes
North Scottsdale residents report reduced air traffic after a news story but remain divided on sightings. Mrs. L A Mack says early flights stirred complaints and that city manager Bill Donaldson promised a meeting with the fixed base operator and residents on his return. Weekend will test noise levels.
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North Scottsdale
L. A Mack
N. 67Th St
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Desert ’Estates
Shea North
Scottsdale
Australia urged to cut imports threaten auto industry
Canberra reports Australian auto makers urge government to reduce import limits on cars from Europe Asia and the United States saying local production could be seriously threatened if competition remains unrestricted.
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Canberra
UPI
Europe
Asia
United States
Weather outlook with extreme heat continues into Friday
The forecast calls for 107 to 112 degree highs today and Friday with overnight lows from 70 to 75. Daytime heat remains severe and persistent across the period.
Secretary Clifford to Visit Saigon for Offense Possibility Talks
Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford announced a Saigon trip Saturday with Gen. Earle Wheeler to discuss the potential for a new enemy offensive in South Vietnam during July or August. He will confer with Gen. Creighton Abrams and field commanders, then join President Johnson and Nguyen Van Thieu in Honolulu around July 20. Clifford also said the administration will proceed with building a high speed nuclear submarine, forming a group of top experts to oversee the project.
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UPI
Clark M. Clifford
Saigon
South Vietnam
Clifford
Vietnam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
I Corps
Wheeler
Creighton Abrams
Abrams
U.S. Ater
William C. Westmoreland
Honolulu
Johnson
Nguyen van Thieu
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Defense Department
Scottsdale district upholds first teacher grievance ruling
Leonard Barcelona says Scottsdale School District set a precedent by approving two days paid leave for Neil Corbin to attend summer school after administrators proposed docking pay. A special committee ruled in Corbin's favor, marking Arizona’s first formal grievance decision upheld by a district board.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Scottsdale Education Association
Leonard Barcelona
Tonalea School
Neil Corbin
Corbin
Oklahoma
Phoenix
Barcelona
IRS Checks Compliance Survey in Scottsdale Firms
The Internal Revenue Service conducts a compliance survey in Scottsdale to verify if federal tax returns are filed. George Patterson, IRS district director for Arizona, says the survey is not an audit and aims to raise taxpayer compliance through September.
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Internal Revenue Service
Scottsdale
George Patterson
Internal Revenue For
Arizona
Patterson
Internal _Revenue
Pentagon chiefs press ratification of nuclear nonproliferation pact
UPI reports General Earle Wheeler and Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Nitze urged Senate Foreign Relations Committee to approve the nonproliferation treaty. They said it does not jeopardize U S security and predicted wide adherence. Secretary Rusk said no new bilateral treaties or expanded obligations would result.
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UPI
Pentagon
Senate
U. S
Paul H. Nitze
Defense
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Foreign Relations Committee
Wheeler
Joint Chiefs
Généva
Nitze
Defense Department
United States
Dean Rusk
U.S
West Germany
Kurt Kiesinger
Germany
Kiesinger
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Rusk
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Hanoi rejects aid offer drawing international criticism
Paris reports Hanoi’s rejection of U.S. aid for Southeast Asia’s postwar development drew strong neutral criticism. Diplomats from Africa, Asia, and Latin America call the move bad policy and a negotiating error. In Boston, U.S. Appeals Court clerk says Spock and three others face January hearings on their conspiracy convictions with 150 days to file records.
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Hanoi
U.S
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
Boston
First
U.S. Appeals Court
Benjamin Spock
Spock
Young i
Russian Troops To Withdraw From Czechoslovakia
Prague reports easing tensions as official Czech sources say 18 500 Soviet soldiers stationed since Warsaw Pact maneuvers will begin leaving this Saturday. The move follows a thaw in relations between Moscow and the liberal Czechoslovak regime.
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Prague
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Czech
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