Baruch Dies at 94 Former Presidential Adviser to Eight U S Presidents
Bernard M. Baruch, born in 1870 in Camden South Carolina and longtime Wall Street financier, died at 94 in Manhattan after a monthlong illness. A trusted adviser to Wilson Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy, he held roles from War Industries Board chair to UN Atomic Energy Commission representative. Tributes praised his public service and generosity.
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Swamped Ballot Counting Delays Final Result
Voters faced delays as last minute ballots were counted. Election officials in daily progress from the polling site say final results will be announced after counting concludes.
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Summer heat warps Scottsdale street scene
The first day of summer in Scottsdale features a photo by George on E Main St with a melting buildings effect from heat. George was in the darkroom for two hours this morning and did not discuss the process or answer questions about the image.
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Tucson doctor loses license amid rape finding
Arizona Board of Medical Examiners stripped 43 year old James Cutshaw of his medical license after a hearing. The panel found three counts of statutory rape based on testimony from a Tucson girl who said the doctor had sexual relations with her four times two years prior. Charges about abortion and minor liquor purchases were dismissed.
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Haugh seeks open meetings on school equalization
Rep John Haugh R Pima asks the joint House Senate conference committee for press access to meetings on school equalization. He says open attendance would yield more accurate reporting and hopes to resolve differences quickly. Deadline for action is June 30 with relief hoped for fiscal 1965-66.
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Announcer electrocuted at Benson rodeo
Eular Dull of Benson was electrocuted while announcing a rodeo on Sunday night. Investigators say he touched a live wire with a microphone, and he died on arrival at Benson Hospital.
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Strike talks resume in Phoenix labor dispute
Labor officials and management representatives of the construction industry resume discussions in Phoenix at 9 a.m. The Operating Engineers Union and four trades teams meet separately as equipment operators continue a two week strike halting much state construction.
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Weather outlook for today and Tuesday
Continued sunny conditions with a high near 103 today and a low around 62 tonight. Tuesday is expected to be hot again with high near 104.
Algerian unrest as army backs junta in Algiers protests
Demonstrations in Algiers in support of deposed President Ben Bella clash with riot police as army troops take up machinegun jeeps in the capital. Police disperse mobs amid leaflets calling for a general strike and warnings of potential new disorders ahead of the Afro Asian summit.
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City launches honeysuckle beautification along canal bank
Gwin Hendrix, Hotel Valley gardener, leads volunteers to plant blue stemmed honeysuckle along one mile of canal bank on Indian School Road east of 86th Street. City to spend 600 dollars on plants with Salt River Project to dig trenches and maintain irrigation. Scottsdale partners with Beautification Citizens Council on series of projects including palms on Scottsdale Road and median and welcome markers.
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Scottsdale Schools Seek Approval to Exceed Budget
The Scottsdale School District asks county supervisors for permission to exceed the previous year's elementary district budget by more than six percent for the next fiscal year. A public hearing is set for 10 am July 6, with eight districts involved. The tentative budget is expected near 14 to 15 million dollars, up from 12.94 million, with tax rate rising at least ten cents per hundred due to inventory tax repeal.
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Scottsdale man says he was assaulted by city refuse worker
Verne L. Snyder a 44 year old engineer told police he was pushed by a refuse wrangler after a quarrel in the alley behind his home at 6826 East Latham The argument began when a city refuse truck horn beeping blocked his car Snyder said he told the crew to be quiet and his wife was ill One crew member Johnny Butler 27 of 7543 East Papago Drive allegedly pulled a metal object from his pocket and pushed Snyder away Butler and other workers disputed the claim Snyder asked only that such incidents not occur again
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Player five up in playoff for national open title
Gary Player led Kel Nagle by five strokes after nine holes of the playoff for the national open title. They were tied after regulation play yesterday to force the playoff. President Johnson signed an excise tax cut on consumer goods effective tomorrow with hopes for further cuts for lower income brackets. The House passed a bill making presidential assassinations a federal crime with the Senate to decide penalties. In Congo, rebels reportedly slaughtered police near Leopoldville and besieged a factory where 30 Europeans sought escape.
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Le Mans Ford entries amid industry concerns and growth
The article notes concern over Ford entries failing at Le Mans while Scottsdale Girls Club continues to grow beyond its current club houses. Page 5 references indicate broader industry tensions and community expansion.
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