Supreme Court rules Arizona wins Colorado River dispute
The U S Supreme Court upholds Arizona in the Colorado River water rights case, rejecting California’s view that 7.5 million acre-feet includes tributaries. The decision, 5 to 3, impacts water allocation among Arizona Nevada California and others and paves way for Arizona’s central Arizona reclamation project.
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Annex Contest Trial Begins in Scottsdale Case
In Superior Court Scottsdale defends an annexation completed on November 10. The contested area lies along Scottsdale Road Gold Dust Avenue Pima Road and Bell Road. Charles Brewer represents George Wittman of 141 Wagon Wheel Dr in the suit.
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Weather outlook with warm temperatures and light winds
Cloudy periods early give way to mostly fair conditions. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs near 97 today, 94 tomorrow with a low of 70 tomorrow.
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Supreme Court strikes down Tennessee segregation transfer plans
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that Tennessee school transfer programs in Knox County and Davidson County Nashville were designed to perpetuate segregation. The decision follows prior warnings that the all deliberate speed doctrine was being abused in a Memphis case involving recreational facilities. Negroes protested the transfer systems as unfair and discriminatory.
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Racial Violence Flares in Gainesville I with Theater protests
In Gainesville Florida a four hour racial unrest erupts as Negroes and whites clash downtown after a segregation theater incident. A Negro man is shot and a white man beaten. City officials form a biracial committee to pursue peaceful solutions as authorities promise strict theater control and police cooperation.
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Death Ends Suffering at 11 49 A M Pope John XXII Dies
Vatican City reports Pope John XXII has died at age 81 after more than three days of final agony from a stomach tumor now believed cancerous. He passed away at 7 49 p m in the apostolic palace with 80 000 mourners in St Peter's Square. The Ecumenical Council he hoped would complete its work remains suspended.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Summer Programs Open
Hundreds of Scottsdale residents registered on the first day of enrollment for the summer schedule. Registration runs through Wednesday at the Community Center and at ten elementary schools and Scottsdale High. Programs include art, crafts, games, swimming, and golf with varying fees and instructor needs.
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Indian Airlines Plane Crash Kills 29 in Kashmir
An Indian Airlines jet from Amritsar to Srinagar crashed near Pathankot in northwest India killing all 29 aboard. Victims included six Americans and Prof. James C. Laverty, 40, from the University of Illinois, his wife Jeanne, 39, and their three sons Stephen 16 Michael J. 15 and Gregory J. 13.
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Editorial: Pope John XXIII and a call for Peace on Earth
The death of Pope John XXIII prompts a global outpouring of mourning and respect. The editorial lauds his leadership beyond Catholic bounds, his dedication to preventing nuclear war, and his belief that ethics and religion must address human crises. His encyclical Peace on Earth frames his hopes for world law and brotherhood.
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Scottsdale School Board to meet for four key appointments
The Scottsdale School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 7 30 p m to appoint Arcadia High School principal and assistant principals at Hen o Kam and Yavapai elementary schools plus a district director of finance and procurement. They will interview assistants at Arcadia and Scottsdale high schools and consider a new district supervisor of instructional material to coordinate audio visual programs.
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