Council appoints Williams to appeal panel and honors locals
Williams, VP of Senttadale Construction Co., joins the binding appeals board replacing A C Maser who resigned. The group also includes Ray Parrish and others. Separately Donald Van Dyke joins a league committee. Bergstrom and Brown receive academic honors. two Scottsdale students make dean’s list at U of Arizona. Townsend earns degree at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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Ter Om Ced Puesdas
Bob Williams
Senttadale Construrhan Co
Bindding Appeals Board
Williams
A. C. Maser
Ray Parrish
Q. Gilliam
Gerald Glean
Vaughn Shaw
Joe B. Wane
Scottsdale
Clark H. Greger
Dwight G. Hudson
University of Arizona
Clark
Ann Marian Greger
Bo Lereath
Dro Pwight
Marl Bashin
William M. Townsend
F. Len Townsend
Stallion Road
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
New York
Bernier Elected State Master Councilor Of DeMolay
Robert Bernier of Seattedale Heights wins the 33rd annual DeMolay conclave in Phoenix to lead 1,300 members across 27 Arizona chapters. He is active as NHS president, Key Club vice president, DeMolay master councilor, and Boys State delegate, recently earning the Order of Chevalier. The Scottsdale DeMolay earned multiple honors, including a state second in basketball and a plaque for membership growth.
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Robert Bernier
Robert A. Berrier
Win N #rth Pl
Seattsdale
Order of DeMolay
Phoenix
Bernier
Arizona
Seattedale Hirth Schoal
Key Club
Seattedale DeMolay
Boys State
Scottsdale TeMolay
Scottsdale Civitan leader named governor-elect for Great Southwest District
Robert W. Ronald of 78336 Hubbell has been named governor-elect of the Great Southwest District, serving in 1964 65. The district covers Arizona New Mexico and West Texas with Carl W. Dotinson Jr as lieutenant governor Area 1. Both men assume office June 1 1964.
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Robert W. Ronald
Scottsdale Civitan Club
Great Southwest
Ronald
Hubbell
Thair
Arizona
New Mexico
West Texas
Carl W. Dotinson Jr
Scottsdale Civitan
Foundnnson
E. Pasadena
Scottsdale
City seeks transfer of 1892 acres for desert park
City Manager Richard Malcolm asked the council to file an application to transfer 1892 acres of state lands north of Shea Boulevard to the city for recreational use. The land could be bought for 82.5 per acre or leased pending Bureau of Land Management approval. The plan envisions a natural desert park along power lines between Thunderbird Road and Shea and near Paradise Valley. The council also enacted a property tax limit of 1.07 per 100 and set a planning hearing for a new sign ordinance Monday at 8 p.m.
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Richard Malcolm
Shea Blvd
Bureau of Land Management
Malcolm
Arizona Public Service
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Paradise Valley
Thunderbird Rd
Planning and Zoning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Democrats to Speak at Scottsdale Luncheon Candidates
Democrats running for the Arizona Corporation Commission will speak at a Scottsdale Luncheon Club gathering at Papago Lanes dining room Tuesday afternoon. The event is part of a series of know your candidates meetings and is open to the public.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Scottsdale
Democratic
Papago Lanes
Democrats
Margaret 3 Stines Rites Scheduled
Funeral services are set in Hardin Montana for Mrs. Margaret M. Stines 48 who died yesterday at her home on East Mitchell Drive. She moved to Scottsdale nine years ago from Billings Montana and was born in Sheridan Wyoming. She belonged to the Order of Eastern Star and Daughters of the Nile in Montana. Survivors include her husband Charles G two sons Jack G of Luke Air Force Base Terry J and Jerry R both of Sentisdale and a sister Mrs J Leonard Graham of Dayton Wyoming.
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Hardin, Mont
Margaret M. Stines
E. Mitchell Dr
Marriage Licenses Issued in Maricopa County
The Maricopa County Clerk's Office issued licenses to Michael E. McCune 23 of Phoenix and Katherine A. Oldach 20 of Phoenix. Clyde A. Vance 25 of Phoenix and Mary J. Vance 121 of Phoenix. Mr and Mrs Eugene Wargo of 6837 E Lomaland welcomed a boy on June 18.
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St. Joseph's
Eugene Wargo
E. Lomaland
Maricopa County
Clerk's Office
Michael E. McCune
Phoenix
Katherine A. Oldach
E. Cheery Lyng
Clyde A. Vance
Mary J. Vance
United States Ready to Block Communists in Asia
Washington officials say the United States is determined to block further Communist gains in Southeast Asia and could go to war with Red China if necessary. The Johnson administration seeks Laos and South Vietnam compliance with Geneva accords while warning allies of risk from Beijing and Hanoi.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Southeast Asia
Red China
Peking
Laos
South
Viet Nam
Western Pacific
South Viet Nam
Berlin
U.S
America
China
Asia
Goldwater Faces GOP Fire Over Civil Rights Vote
Senator Barry Goldwater drew sharp Republican criticism for opposing the civil rights bill while winning delegates for the July convention. Governor Scranton urged Goldwater to change his position, while governors Romney and Rockefeller faulted him for courting the South. The UPI tally showed Goldwater with a 16 vote cushion toward nomination. President Johnson urged all Americans to embrace the new civil rights bill as a landmark step for equal opportunity.
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Washington
UPS
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Wired Goldwater
Scranton
Goldwater
Boston
Abraham Lincoln
Michigan
George W. Romney
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
UPI
Johnson
President envisions urban extension service from universities
President Johnson in Irvine foresees a nationwide urban extension service modeled after agricultural outreach. He would have the education commissioner meet leaders like Clark Kerr to implement university driven city improvement, stressing the frontier of urban life and democracy over communism.
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Irvine
Calif
UPI
Johnson
United States
Education
Clark Kerr
University of California
Los Angeles
Kerr
University
America
Scottsdale Youths Attend CAP Training
A group of 27 Scottsdale cadets completed a Civil Air Patrol encampment at Walker Air Force Base Roswell NM. They stayed in Air Force barracks took classes from aircraft maintenance to judo and earned Certificates of Completion with ribbons. Squadron 311 meets at Scottsdale Stadium Saturdays 9 am to 12 pm under Commander Ron Hanson.
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Scottsdale
Civil Air Patrol
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
N.M
Air Force Barracks
Air Force
Richard Andrew
Michael Arlin
Debbie Butler
Donna Butler
Michele Carillo
Marilyn Carroll
Anthony Eversall
David Fledderjohn
Joel Hyatt
John Edward
John James
Mark Karns
Donald Penfield
Carl Phillips
John Phillips
Larry Pucci
Arthur Rogers
Wendel Samalik
Michael Whimple
Edward Whimple
Ted Bruner
Ronald Hanson
Joe Korff
Greg Schaffer
Steven Scott
Robert Taylor
Ralph Wallace
Scottsdale Stadium
Ron Hanson
South Angry South Angry at Civil Rights Bill
White southerners reacted with anger tempered by resignation after the civil rights bill passage. Negroes largely expressed relief or skepticism, while some advertisers and businessmen opposed the measure but vowed to obey it. Alabama Gov George Wallace predicted widespread indignation and political consequences.
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Atlanta
UPI
Alabama
George Wallace
Rights Plank Sought by GOP Platform Chief
Rep. Melvin R. Laird urged the Republican Platform Committee to endorse the civil rights law and for the convention to reject any candidate who opposes it. He said Goldwater could back a plank supporting the law without harming his candidacy and that a president must enforce all federal laws.
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UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Republican Platform Committee
GOP
Wisconsin Republican
Laird
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Goldwater
Arizona
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League of Arieena
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CA College Oot
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Judith H. Brown
Stetsoy Dro
Alaster
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Heecently
National Conference of Christians and Jews
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Karen Ann Perona
Patricia
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E. Montecito
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James Glim Cain
E. Culver
Ed Thirkhill Realty
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Claude Case
Charlie. Case
Eo Mulberry, WI
Princeton University
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
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Richard .Jones
Stanford
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Montgomery
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St. Augustine
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