Kosygin warns U S over Asian aggression and Viet Nam policy
Soviet Premier Kosygin warned that U S actions in Asia invite counteraction and lessen chances for reducing international tension after his talks with Averell Harriman in Moscow. In Washington President Johnson sent Congress a bill to create a national teacher corps with federal fellowships and training programs aimed in part at aiding Negro educators facing desegregation, authorizing $30 million in the first year.
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Asia
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Vietnam
Averell Harriman
Johnson
Washington
Congress
No truth to Cuban rumor on Guevara Castro tie
A Washington official denies widespread speculation that Ernesto Guevara, Cuba's minister of industry, has Castro's favor. The official says Guevara is preparing for a larger role coordinating a stepped up campaign of Communist subversion in Latin America.
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Castro
Guevera
Latin America
Cuba
Teen driver in chase-linked crash kills teens in Illinois
Reports describe a high speed chase ending in a fatal crash near Joliet with a teenager at the wheel. In Aurora, Illinois, a separate collision killed three members of a family as their car was hit by another vehicle. Lynda Bird Johnson travels through Minnesota en route to Illinois for Adlai Stevenson funeral.
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Aurora
Bismarck
N.D
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Bloomington
Superior National Forest
Supreme Court rejects reinstatement of Scottsdale officers
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled 4-1 that Scottsdale need not rehire former officers Richard Kendall and Robert Moughter who were dismissed in January. The decision centered on whether the city personnel board could override the city manager’s dismissal and denied back pay.
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Scottsdale
Richard Malcolm
Supreme Court
Linish
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Robert Moughter
Toeih Dismois Salah
Walter Nemetz
City Personnel Board
New State Court of Appeals
Lawrence Doyle Jr
Donald, Maxwell
Richard Meyer
Tempe
Mesa
Osmond Burton
Bernstein
Scottsdale Civil Service System
Civil Services
Civil Service Board
Kendall
Moughler
Ohio
Wyoming
Malcolm
San Marino
Calif
Billy Donaldson
Donaldson
Scottsdale tax rates may drop five cents for new year
Estimates put Scottsdale's combined tax rate for the new fiscal year between $10.76 and $11.20 per $100 of valuation. Rates from city, county, flood control, school district, junior college, and state factors determine the total, with the potential five cent decrease offset by possible increases in school and state components. The city budgets $3.8 million, county prepares a $38.7 million plan, and a $4 million capital bond election looms in October.
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County Board of Supervisors
State Tax Commission
One dead five hurt in Phoenix highway crash inquiry
UPI reports a fatal two car crash on Friday near Buckeye Phoenix. One youth died and five were injured as deputies questioned drivers Goodrich and Sujan. Ray Davis and Frank Sanez sought treatment at a local hospital after the collision. The sheriff's office said Goodrich's parents turned him in and the case went before Peoria Justice of the Peace. The heavy sentencing included charges of reckless driving and leaving the scene of a fatal accident with fines set at $300 and $25 fines referenced.
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Mary_ E. Ranch
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Buckeye
Goodrich
Sujan
Sanez
Peoria
John ‘Saure
Phoenix man 44 arrested for obscene calls to Scottsdale woman
Police say Gene Everett admitted making obscene telephone calls to at least one Scottsdale woman. The 44 year old Phoenix man was arrested Friday on the charges.
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Gene” Everett
Jobless Pay Blocked After Court Order in PHOENIX Strike
The Employment Security Commission upheld a prior ruling that more than 1,000 construction workers qualify for unemployment benefits while a court injunction blocks payments. The restraining order halts compensation for journeymen carpenters laborers and related crafts amid a strike and lockout involving the Operating Engineers.
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Suspect in Carmen Owen murder identified by Scottsdale police
Scottsdale police named a 45 year old Phoenix man as their top suspect in the May murder of 70 year old Mrs Carmen Owen. Det Dave Townsend said the suspect, an ex convict, lived near Mrs Owens bar frequented and may have been in California at the time. Police plan to question neighbors and the suspect next week.
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