Thurgood Marshall Named to Supreme Court
President Johnson designates Thurgood Marshall as the first Black justice on the Supreme Court to replace retiring Justice Tom Clark. Marshall’s career includes NAACP legal work and the 1954 school desegregation victory, with prior posts as DC Circuit judge and solicitor general.
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Salary suit studied in Maricopa Court
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Yale McFate has the American Federation of Teachers back pay suit against the School District under advisement. The union seeks 103,056 dollars for 904 teachers for three May days not covered by the 1063 61 contract, about 38 dollars per day per teacher. No ruling date set. Weather notes mention high near 88, low 65, breezy afternoons.
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Midwest Tornadoes Drag On Across Plains And Midwest
A US Weather Bureau meteorologist says no immediate relief from a week-long severe weather system. Tornado warnings and sightings extend from Nebraska to Colorado with twisters near Macon Missouri and widespread thunderstorms causing floods and damage in Chicago area and Miami.
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Payson Seeks Two Way Street Sign at Scottsdale Shea
Payson officials request permission to erect a sign at the Scottsdale and Shea intersection reading Payson Straight Ahead. City manager Bill Donaldson proposes a horse trade, granting Scottsdale a sign reading Scottsdale Straight Ahead at the opposite end as condition.
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Cubs reaffirm Scottsdale spring training through 1972
The Chicago Cubs and the Scottsdale Charros announced a five year contract with a five year option to use Scottsdale facilities through 1972. The deal brings the Cubs back to Scottsdale for spring training after stints in Mesa and Long Beach. The arrangement covers Scottsdale Stadium and the Miller Road complex for the Cubs farm clubs and major league squad, with Charros leaders Howard Ryan Osmond Burton and Don Collar highlighted.
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Russians call U N on Mideast crisis
The Soviet Union urged a special United Nations General Assembly session on the Middle East and an emergency Security Council meeting. Moscow sought action after Arab reports of Israeli cruelty to refugees and cease fire violations. Russia pressed for Israel to withdraw from captured territory and pass resolutions condemning aggression.
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Dodd Defends Record in Senate Censure Proceedings
Senator Thomas Dodd faced censure over alleged misuse of campaign funds. He stated he did not profit from public office and said he is not guilty. Senate Ethics Chair John Stennis argued Dodd misused political expense funds.
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Stennis Defends Dodd Actions As Wrong on Its Face
Stennis dismissed charges from Dodd supporters claiming violation of unwritten Senate rules. He stated that lack of explicit do and don’t rules does not change the wrong he describes and that Dodd’s conduct was wrong on its face.
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Robbers Steal Cash From Oasis Plaza Cleaners
Two men robbed Rhonda Wright at Oasis Plaza Cleaners 3060 N 68th St yesterday at 1 30 pm grabbing 28 dollars. One man took the cash while the other bound and slapped the clerk in a rear room. Suspects described as 5 7 145 with black hair and beard and 6 0 175 with blond hair, both in their 20s.
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Thunderbird Academy Gains Free Use of Scottsdale Airport
City officials told representatives of the Seventh Day Adventists that Thunderbird Academy may use Scottsdale Municipal Airport free of charge as a flight training school. The Adventists donated 200 acres for airport construction and later bought Thunderbird Field from the federal government after the war. City Manager Bill Donaldson said aircraft would be barred from the school after July 1, urging owners to arrange rental space with Robert Wachs, the fixed base operator. The airport is to open for business next week, with Wachs moving a mobile home to serve as an office and a tank truck to aid fueling tomorrow.
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City to set 1967 88 tax rate in special session
The city council meets at 7 p.m. tonight in a special session to set the tax rate for the 1967 88 fiscal year. Officials say the rate will stay at $1.07 per $100 valuation to cover a $4.9 million budget unanimously approved last week.
LBJ weighs Middle East path while Navy probes Liberty attack
President Johnson says the best course in the Middle East is to wait and see while examining all viewpoints. The U S Navy has convened a court of inquiry into the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty with nine sailors killed, seven wounded, and twenty four missing. Arabs press napalm probe as Arab League asks Bertrand Russell War Crimes Tribunal to investigate.
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Phoenix Voters Decide City Council Election System
Phoenix voters decide today whether to keep city at large council elections or adopt district representation. Oklahoma men claiming to have found the Lost Dutchman gold mine in the Superstition Mountains are barred from selling securities in Oklahoma. Arizona Commission says the group had no authorization to sell shares here.
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Arizona lawmakers study state government reform council
Arizona legislators and political science experts convene in Casa Grande for the first full meeting of the Council on Organization of Arizona State Government. Dr Ferrell Heady Dr John White and Dr Charles Adrian discuss constitutional reform and executive branch reorganization as sessions at Francisco Grande proceed.
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