Colorado Flood Disaster Requres Presidential Aid
Gov John Love plans to urge President Johnson to declare Colorado a disaster area after flood damage from the South Platte River. Damage runs into millions with widespread power outages. The river crest reached Denver at about 20 feet, washing away trailers cars and two story houses.
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Titan 3-C Maiden Flight Delayed At Cape Kennedy
Trouble with a pressurization system halted the countdown at T minus 30 minutes for the Titan 3-C maiden flight. Weather potential delays and a late third stage problem prompted an extended hold with no clear resumption time.
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Goldwater launches GOP grassroots political education group
Barry M. Goldwater formally launches a grassroots political education organization aimed at appealing to both parties while signaling its GOP character He plans to run for the Senate seat of Democrat Carl Hayden in Arizona and vows to resist third party formations to aid the Republican Party.
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Berkeley Teachers Allowed Spanking Younger Pupils Only
Berkeley public school rules allow teachers to spank grade school pupils but ban any striking of high schoolers. The board cautions against using a paddle or ruler and requires punishment by bare hand and prompt administration if students do not respond to reason.
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Pleads Guilty to Attempted Rape by Illinois Suspect
A 2 year old former Illinois murder suspect, Carroll Gene Rendleman, pleaded guilty in superior court to charges of attempting to rape a Scottsdale woman whom he rented a room to. He had been acquitted of a murder charge in Aurora last year and came to Scottsdale in March. He accosted the 33 year old woman in her hallway on March 12 and fled when her son shouted and the dog barked. He was dressed only in shorts and an undershirt as he ran from the home.
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Jury rules Carmen Owen murder by unknown assailant
A nine member coroner's jury ruled Carmen Owen died by strangulation in Scottsdale after being found near Shea Blvd. She, 68, lived in Phoenix and was last seen Tuesday afternoon at a bar. Police denied holding a suspect. a parole violator was questioned and given a polygraph as part of the probe.
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House votes to cut federal excise taxes by 4.7 billion
The House approved a 4.7 billion dollar excise tax cut by voice vote to put more money in consumers' pockets. The Senate was expected to act the same day. The measure would abolish nearly 40 taxes on items from lipstick to cars and was praised by both parties.
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Weekend Warmth Forecast With Sunny Days Ahead
Mostly sunny today and Friday with light to moderate winds. Highs near 93 today and around 95 Friday night, with a mild warm-up into the weekend.
Access to Thunderbird Field Hinders FAA Grant Progress
Winter City officials and developers of the Thunderbird industrial air park met to resolve a deed access clause that blocks FAA funds for airport improvements. The plan would lengthen the field to 5,000 feet, pave aprons, add fueling, and construct a central terminal and hangars. Tewksbury of Landel, Inc. says private funds could proceed if FAA grant is denied.
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FAA approves Salt River Indian Reservation airfield
Despite Mesa and Mesa Chamber objections the FAA clears the Salt River Indian Reservation site for a new airfield to be built on 250 tribal acres. The 6000 foot runway will handle 500 to 600 aircraft and lies five miles northeast of Beeline Highway near McDowell Road.
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Arizona Legislature Moves Toward School and Tax Legislation
Both houses advance to conference on a school aid and tax package as Gov. Goddard opens the third special session. The Senate passes a school aid bill and bonds plan while House opposition targets bonding and broader funding for districts.
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